What’s a word you can use 4 times in a row grammatically correct?

[OddBeMe]

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[msc545]

One word that can be used four times in a row and still be grammatically correct is "Buffalo." As in:

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

This sentence may seem strange at first, but it is a grammatically correct sentence that uses the word "buffalo" as a noun (referring to the animal), and as a verb (meaning "to bully or intimidate"). The sentence can be interpreted as "Bison from Buffalo, New York, who are buffaloed by other bison from Buffalo, also themselves buffalo (intimidate) yet other bison from Buffalo."

[OddBeMe]

Where is the “who are” then? Grammar isn’t caveman speech,

[msc545]

They are SOME group of Bison from Buffalo, New York

[OddBeMe]

That’s not in a row. I hate being a stickler…

[msc545]

I don't think I really understood it either.

[goaded]

Put larger gaps between Fish and and and and and Chips.

OK: "Fish and Chips" (bet you a dollar the site removes the extra spaces).

[goaded]

It did.

[Sevenpointfive]

Row, row, row, row your boat, gently down a stream?

[OddBeMe]

Yeah…not not not not grammatical.

[Sevenpointfive]

it's correct if i have a stutter

[OddBeMe]

Mkay rainman.

[Stoner710]

Political

red, read

fuck

you

lol I suck as grammar

[SaoirseS]

Had.

[OddBeMe]

Damn. Nice work.

[SaoirseS]

Why thank you!

[TheAfrikan]

FUCK