This Is A Grammatically Correct Sentence.

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

According to Wikipedia, anyway.:unsure:

duck duck...... goose!

It's a perfectly cromulent sentence.

On e duck, two hens, three corpulent porpoises...

Sorry Mr. Nutkin, you don't get to be an announcer.

One hen; two ducks; three squawking geese; four Limerick oysters; five corpulent porpoises; six pairs of Don Alversos tweezers; 7,000 Macedonians in full battle array; eight brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt; nine apathetic, sympathetic, diabetic old men on roller skates with a marked propensity toward procrastination and
sloth; 10 lyrical, spherical, diabolical denizens of the deep who hall stall around the corner of the quo of the quay of the quivery, all at the same time.

Foot foot Foot, footfootfoot, Foot foot.

monster;641191 wrote:

Foot foot Foot, footfootfoot, Foot foot.

Monster monster Monster, monstermonstermonster, Monster Monster.

I like that. Makes total grammatical sense to me.

Monster, monster, bo-bonster, bananafanna fo-fonster, be-bi bo-bonster, mon-ster!

Kids bully kids kids bully.

(Buffalo buffalo) bully (Buffalo buffalo) (Buffalo buffalo) bully.

(Buffalo buffalo) bufallo (Buffalo buffalo) (Buffalo buffalo) bufallo.

(Buffalo buffalo) = buffalo from Buffalo

Gravdigr;641093 wrote:

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

According to Wikipedia, anyway.:unsure:

I heard about that in college. Nobody got it, because nobody uses the verb "buffalo" any more.

Happy Monkey;641324 wrote:

I heard about that in college. Nobody got it, because nobody uses the verb "buffalo" any more.

Don't buffalo me, ya whippersnapper.

Supposin' I do, seeeee? Supposin' I buffalo you, then what, seeeee?

Happy Monkey;641324 wrote:

I heard about that in college. Nobody got it, because nobody uses the verb "buffalo" any more.

When I worked in a restaurant that served tartare, the machine that buffaloed the beef was called the buffalo. As in "I'm gonna go buffalo some tartare".

My friend was babysitting a little boy, who wanted to go eat at a restaurant called Buffalo Jack's (they have buffalo and snake and all that weird stuff.) He said he wanted to get some Buffaloaf. Makes sense to me!

Shawnee123;641330 wrote:

Supposin' I do, seeeee? Supposin' I buffalo you, then what, seeeee?

Get offamy lawn!!

Shawnee123;641347 wrote:

My friend was babysitting a little boy, who wanted to go eat at a restaurant called Buffalo Jack's (they have buffalo and snake and all that weird stuff.) He said he wanted to get some Buffaloaf. Makes sense to me!

This past Saturday night, I ate at The Half Moon Restaurant and Saloon, where they served buffaloaf. I had the duck. I also shared an appetizer of antelope, elk, and buffalo, and tried my wife's alligator. MMmm MMmm good. Same for the exotic mushroom appetizer - the place is in The Mushroom Capital Of The World.

Get away from me Spexx! j/k

I've been there once a few years back - I recall it was very good - and had some very unique items on the menu . . . for that area anyway.

snort...your wife's alligator? Is that what you kids are calling it these days?

I wish I liked mushrooms, but I totally don't.

I don't think I'd try the buffaloaf.

Buffaloaf's better'n none!