say that five times fast

noun
1.
a worker in metal.
2.
a blacksmith.

in order to get the joke you also have to know that Will Smith is an actor. see pic.

To be fair, Will Smith is a black Smith, so you didn't really need to include the last sentence.

Ah i see. Thanks for your helping.

Even if i can't speak very well english, i know will smith :P

lol, i figured. just covering all the bases

In the content they are referring to the verb form also

who the fuck doesn't know Will Smith is an actor.

a South African caterpillar.

he's black you meant steal

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

love that sentence.

my brain is full of thousands of wat just trying to comprehend that smith gif.

I've been looking for that!!!!!!

smill with

vowels :)

Babababababab ba ba ba
*the joke here is that in this particular scene, all of the involved party was saying bababa over and over again, link for those who haven't seen it http ://www .youtube. com/watch?v=cH-yA8U2XgI [take out the spaces]*

what language is this?

Filipino :)

Damn it there's no Filipino in google translate! fffuuu

but will you smith?

Do you even SMITH!

That phenomena is called "Semantic Satiation"

Neat! Though I've never had that happen to me. probably because I always analyze a word. im very linguistical about things.

Isn't it funny how any word in english just becomes more and more obscure as you look at it. For example: the word giggle....yea

im not sure if im thinking of the right anime but the one episode i saw was weird.

also to contribute to the conversaion the word faux pronounced fo. makes me think of vietnamese pho which is pronounce fu

THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH ANYTHING, but there used to be a pho shop near me old house called "Pho King Way" I shit you not. The last time me and my girlfriend went she asked our waiter, who was the manager, about the name, and he says with a straight face, "Well, there's a lot of 'Pho Kings' aroung here, and we wanted to be part of the 'Pho King' family, so we decided to be the 'Pho King Way". He barely spoke English. I don't thing he understood the pun.

ther was a pho king in one of our bowling allies. not long after the nam was changed. we always joked it was pho king amazing

www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=cH-yA8U2XgI#t=24s

either that or there are two kinds of people.

Aber wenn Fliegen Fliegen nachfliegen, fliegen Fliegen Fliegen nach, oder werden Fliegen von Fliegen verflogen?

You're not dumb. You just have Jamais Vu.
That shit happens often when i have to write danish. Danish is an ugly ass language

That will happen with all words, actually. It has to do with the mental process involved in associating a recognized pattern (the word) with an associated meaning (our memory of the word). The brain can only make that association so many times and at so quickly a rate, that's why you feel a word becomes strange after many repetitions.

This sounds dry, but it was actually used to interesting effect in an entertaining indie zombie film called "Pontypool".

that has happened to me with "the" of all words

that happens to me with the word blue