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I think the simplest repeating word sentence is using "police". It isn't as impressive since it only employs two meanings rather than three but is much easier t

• nvy 3y ago
  Sadly, police demonstrably do not police police.
  • wryoak 3y ago
    Because that’s the jurisdiction of the police police. Did you not read the post to which you responded?
  • try_the_bass 3y ago
    No, no. Police don't police police, police police police police.
    • rapind 3y ago
      Police stop staying police.
      • kreeben 3y ago
        No. More police police.
• emptybits 3y ago
  When police police police, we sometimes get oversight oversight.
  • kuschku 3y ago
    Wenn Fliegen hinter Fliegen fliegen, fliegen Fliegen Fliegen nach.
    • gerdesj 3y ago
      A flea and a fly in a flue. Said the flea: "let us fly", said the fly: "let us flee" and they flew through a flaw in the flue.
    • Scarblac 3y ago
      In Dutch the word order is a bit better: als achter vliegen vliegen vliegen, vliegen vliegen vliegen achterna.
      • Elias-Braun 3y ago
        In german you can also say: Wenn hinter fliegen Fliegen fliegen, fliegen Fliegen fliegen nach. : )
• joe__f 3y ago
  This makes an interesting philosophical point on ethics and self awareness
• iraldir 3y ago
  The wikipedia page listed in another comment makes the point that this also (can) use three meanings, as Police is also a place in Poland. The police police from Police Poland police the police from Police Poland: Police police police police Police police
• albert_e 3y ago
  What is it called when a word stops making any sense inside your brain temporarily because of over exposure.
  • omnibrain 3y ago
    Semantic satiation