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Heckin smol beans: the bizarre linguistics of dogs on Instagram

Analysis October 4, 2023By Nicola Brayan

“Bamboozle”, “momther”, “hooman”, “hungery”. I have never understood this odd dialectal pattern: I don’t find it funny, and I don’t think it adds all that much to content which I think is already pretty excellent. Why, then, is it so wide-spread?

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