"Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo" is a grammatically
 

correct sentence.


Fun fact for the day.

My rays descend upon you with the utmost wrath for this truly NEBULOUS factoid...as the BUFFALO bill of galactic stars, I demand your skin for my wardrobe.

Isnt it missing some punctuation? As I recall even if I don't practice or follow, the rule is; punctuation may at times be optional however when it improves clarity of message it is required.
right?
also wtf?

he said 'grammatically'

Touche

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

It becomes more clear with punctuation but it's not necessary.

answer: Correct Sentence in American English.

Buffalo bison that other Buffalo bison bully, themselves bully Buffalo bison.

lame ass sentence. I hereby cast a spell of unspeak upon the cakester for 18 months.

Did you know, there are no buffalo in America?

Cuz I did.

FUCK YOU WITTY

I had no idea you felt so strongly about buffalo.