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Come hurt your mind

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo...uffalo_buffalo

My brain hurts!
:D

I find it helpful to think of it this way: The Buffalo-born buffalo whom other Buffalo-born buffalo do ocassionally buffalo sometimes buffalo other Buffalo-born buffalo.

Of course, it can be expanded: The Buffalo-born buffalo whom other Buffalo-born buffalo do ocassionally buffalo sometimes buffalo other Buffalo-born buffalo that other Buffalo-born Buffalo do buffalo. To wit -

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo!

I think I first heard this in AP English class way back when.

Moo

Kicking Bird says TuTonka!

I had that as my signature for awhile...

I remember that.

Yes?

Okay, that was seriously geek cool.

That's better than "that that is is that that is not is not is it it is" (which is not grammatically correct, and adding the correct grammar explains too much, "That that is, is. That that is not, is not. Is it? It is.")

Yeah, and I had no idea why. Craziness.

It reminds me of one I heard in school:

Matt where Jesse had had had had had had had had had had had Jennies approval

Insert proper punctuation.

Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice

If you spell out the word "socks" in English, you're saying "it is what it is" in Spanish (or so I'm told).

Es o si que es?

"Eso, sí que es!" = "That one, yeah that's it!"

Oh, Buffalo socks!

I have heard but can not confirm that buffalo girls go round the outside.

Is you're source of that knowledge the same as mine? Namely a very frequently played radio commercial back in the mid-90s that said something like:

"Learnign Spanish is easy. Spell socks. S-O-C-K-S. See, isn't it easy!"

That's not even close to the exact wording but that was the spirit of what they said. I imagined them teaching the whole language by memorizing what English word to spell in key situations.

Round the outside, round the outside

The point is moo.......it's like a cow's opinion, it just doesn't matter:


It's moo:)


Courtesy of Joey from Friends

Ouch.

No. Never heard that commercial. I was told this by a Spanish speaking co-worker.

Or, in other words ...

To Err is human,
To Moo,
Bovine.