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I've heard this example before, but you have a great point - I've never heard anyone use "buffalo" as a verb before. I wonder what possible better versions we c
by oneeyedpigeon 4y ago
I've heard this example before, but you have a great point - I've never heard anyone use "buffalo" as a verb before. I wonder what possible better versions we could collectively come up with. "Badger" is much more commonly used as a verb, but I'm unaware of a well-known location called Badger.
- bloak 4y agoI support that proposal ... but I can't immediately think of anything. Vaguely related: www.marchmarchmarch.org.uk
- tpoacher 4y agoBadger badgers badger badger badgers (a badger being someone who makes badges, and thus badger badger being someone who makes badger badges) Also, if you can have a badge depicting a badger badger, then badger badger badgers badger badger badger badgers. PS. Mushroom! MUSHROOM! Panic, a snake!