The Grammatically Correct Eight Word Buffalo Sentence

You can create a perfectly valid English sentence using only the word buffalo eight times in a row. It describes bison from New York bullying other bison who are themselves being bullied.

This linguistic puzzle works because buffalo serves as a noun, a verb, and a place name. It translates to: bison from Buffalo, who are intimidated by other bison from Buffalo, also intimidate a third group of bison from Buffalo. By using different parts of speech, the sentence manages to be both nonsensical and technically accurate. It is a brilliant example of how complex language can become through simple repetition.