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Apparently the Dogs deck is already finished but it isn't on the site yet. I'm trying to find out how to get it.

Decknowledgy wrote:That is one heck of a thread revival…

The person that coined the term coined the term coined the term coined the term.

No.

The person WHO coined the term coined the term coined the term coined the term.

I assume you're aware, then, of the grammatically correct sentence: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

rousselle wrote:

Decknowledgy wrote:That is one heck of a thread revival…

The person that coined the term coined the term coined the term coined the term.

No.

The person WHO coined the term coined the term coined the term coined the term.

I assume you're aware, then, of the grammatically correct sentence: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

Shut up, Meg.

rousselle wrote:

Decknowledgy wrote:That is one heck of a thread revival…

The person that coined the term coined the term coined the term coined the term.

No.

The person WHO coined the term coined the term coined the term coined the term.

I assume you're aware, then, of the grammatically correct sentence: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

In Finnish there is something similar. The following is a perfectly viable dialogue with two people:
-Kokoa koko kokko kokoon
-Koko kokkoko?
-Koko kokko

I see the relation between all those sentences and the cats in this deck.
Whenever I ear a cat, I always have the feeling he is trying to say something but his words all sound very similar...



Please don't be offended. I don't mean to insult English or Finish speakers.
It's just that, in Portuguese, I've never heard of anything like that. I had never thought that it would be possible to use the same or so similar words, so many times, in the same sentence and that it would be correct.

Räpylätassu wrote:

rousselle wrote:

Decknowledgy wrote:That is one heck of a thread revival…

The person that coined the term coined the term coined the term coined the term.

No.

The person WHO coined the term coined the term coined the term coined the term.

I assume you're aware, then, of the grammatically correct sentence: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

In Finnish there is something similar. The following is a perfectly viable dialogue with two people:
-Kokoa koko kokko kokoon
-Koko kokkoko?
-Koko kokko

Kaapo Kakko?

Dogs version (same store, same designer).
The deck is called "Baralhas de Cães"

I'll post more images in the next days.

As in the cats deck, each suit features a different breed.