When you hear the word "buffalo", what do you think of?
Title says it all. What do you think of when you hear the word "buffalo"?
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Title says it all. What do you think of when you hear the word "buffalo"?
As a kid, I thought American bison. Occasionally, I thought about the city (had a bit of a New York obsession growing up). Now I think about an IIN user who taught me the sentence "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo". Yes, it's grammatically correct. Written another way, Buffalo-origin bison that other Buffalo bison intimidate, themselves bully Buffalo bison.
P.S. I've just sold my soul to the devil. I copied part of this answer from Wikipedia. May I rest in pieces.
Oh wow, a lot of thoughts go through my head. Right now, I'm hungry so I'm thinking food. I ate buffalo for the first time this past summer and it was delicious.
And then I think massacre, death, and sadness. The history of the American Bison is very sad. It feels very weird eating an animal with such a history.
In general, it makes me think of Native Americans and the many ways in which they used the animal.
And now a few folk songs have popped into my head...