Many noun isn’t an option?
From the article . .
[quote]So if it’s not the shiba inu or the fluorescent comic sans that makes a text doge, then what is it?
I’m so glad you asked. Let’s put our linguist hats on and get ready to analyze.
Doge speak is clearly composed of subunits which are divided by a period in running text, which I’m going to call doge phrases. The period is optional in images, but in that case the phrases are scattered artistically around the picture. Here are some examples of doge phrases:
such drift
much dignity
very leeder
many robe
much infinity
so gif
very guitar
such fall
so trick
much feels
very sad
many happy
such pbs
very art
There are also a smaller number of single-word doge phrases, chiefly:
wow
amaze
excite
A minimal doge utterance contains at least two but often three 2-word doge phrases, followed by a single-word doge phrase (most commonly wow). Additional phrases and variants can be added, especially for the sake of cultural references, such as can’t believe it’s not doge or dogeway to heaven but they are not what makes an utterance recognizably doge.[/quote]
Many Robe, Very Guitar, Many Noun. I’m not seeing the issue.
Also, might’ve been a nicer way to say that. Just sayin’
