Judge Judy English #2

[NikkiDancesOnGraves]

I think its funny how she corrects their grammar and they think she is just clarifying.

[RBNightlinger]

Serve and protect the English language. Long live the Grammar Police!

[M0US3P0T4TO]

lol Thank you for these videos. The *laugheses* were much appreciated.

[detahdomo]

the guy with the suspended license is right. you can have a suspension on your record before you actually get the license (underage drinking, skipping school, etc)

[pawprintexample]

@detahdomo Judge Judy probably doesn't see this happen too much! lol!

[YouCantDeleteDenzelL]

Dont forget during the logic clip "revokated"

[markivieve1]

the plural of girls is girlses...... PISSER

[zeppelin67637]

shoulda notta been? lmfao wow I'm a redneck and even I wouldn't say that outloud.

[fjccommish]

Her girlses bedses. Her husband is Gollum.

[WickedMusicalBuffalo]

This is awesome.

[RapNameChaudeezy18]

Honestly, FurBeastGiggleHead, I'm confident you're intelligent enough to know that people don't always have the time to think about the exact grammatically-correct words to get their message across, especially when they're amid a heated/tense argument; not to mention the fact that some folk simply never had the chance at an ed. of proper grammar use that others are blessed with. (Not that these guys' word usage sounded too bad anyways.)

Looks like someone had too much free time on his hands...

[RapNameChaudeezy18]

I must also impress on the fact that you yourself had an improper use of grammar in your latest video dating February 2011: "Hello, everyone. It's Comixbear. Hope you all are doing GOOD..." (Need I explain?)

See? You yourself don't always take the time to think about your grammatical errors.

[matthewung]

How do people speak english so poorly? It's the main language of their country.

[domisthebomb09]

I LOVE laughing at bad english!

[videomagnet06]

i think what that guy was talking about is if you get caught driving underage they can prevent you from getting your license on time say you are supposed to get when you turn 17 they can say you now have to wait until you're 17 1/2 because of what you did but i guess that guy didn't know how to explain that

[DolceVita]

Awesome video bear!

[Snapepet]

I have also heard: "He tooken it," "I had boughten," and unfortunately, many times, "those/these ones." From Americans. Why is English so utterly mangled by people that are born and raised with it? Do other languages suffer with this?

[RoonJazz]

Thanks for this! Cringeworthy but hilarious... from a little English Rose! xx

[verleihfull]

lol 3:55

[johnvines]

Engrish no spreaking

[TheAllyson12345]

English isn't my first language I shouldn't be watching this it will set a bad example.

I mean...I shoulda notta been watchin this.

[xubarze]

This is a very cleaver and funny video.

[ahsure]

Wow, just wow.

[Infernape7890]

This is lulzy.

[mkzone13]

I died laughing when he said, "He also abused us when we needed it."

[337336324317313306]

And if it turns out he was incorrect, it's okay because look: "I cannot prove it conclusively so I'll concede the point."

[WikeddTung]

damn i wasn't expecting the papa bear with the chainmail package at the end there. woof

[pendragonification]

Whithout wanting to get into an arguement with anybody i would just like to point out that nowhere in England is the term "kids's" or "girls's" used in everyday speech.

[sean12ab34cd]

@pendragonification

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

its taken me 3 days to tell fallenangel, who claims to be an English Major, that what you said is correct!!!!!!!

i am hopeless with english, and i'm from there!!! thankfully i make my money via electronics :)

[pendragonification]

I can see a possible cause for confusion with a possesive apostrphy following an s. Take the name Chris, you can put Chris' or Chris's both are ok and both said as Chris's. This does not apply to other words like girls or kids. You would put girl's for a thing belonging to one girl and girls' for a thing belonging to two or more girls. This is In English English but I would think that it would be correct. The difference in language is usually spelling and substitute words not grammar.

[sean12ab34cd]

THESE ARE COMMENTS FROM FALLEN ANGELS PROFILE:

"You can't be that dumb. Even for you, it just isn't possible....."

"You've really stepped up and managed to put 'stupid' in super high-def"

"wack job"

IT SEEMS YOU'RE OFTEN STATING THINGS WHICH ARE WRONG, AND ARGUING WITH PEOPLE TO THE POINT OF MADNESS.

FALLEN ANGEL YOU ARE AN EPIC FAIL AND NO-ONE BLOODY WANTS TO LISTEN TO YOUR CRAP

[FallenAngelIII]

I'm not sure, but I believe "kids's" and "girls's" might be acceptable in English English.

[sean12ab34cd]

engish-english... wtf!!!! :) its just english you guys have coined american-english as your own language. England = English... not english-english....

lucky you swedes are cute :)

[FallenAngelIII]

I'm an English major. It's called American English, Australian English and English English.

[sean12ab34cd]

and I'm majorly english. No one in the UK refers to it as english-english. I live in australia and this is the first I've heard of australian-english.

you obviously have been studying toward a sub standard degree then mate, as an English Major SHOULD know its just kids' and girls' NOT kids's and girls's

Try becoming and instrument and electrrical engieer instead like I am, because it seems i know more about language than you!!!!

[FallenAngelIII]

"Kids's" and "girls's" is not ACADEMIC, but I believe it's used in certain parts of England. Linguists call the three major Englishes: English English, American English and Australian English. Just because you are English does not mean you know everything about the language on an academic level.

[sean12ab34cd]

i never claimed to know everything, just more than you :)

"the kids went to the kids' store" is correct

"the kids went to the kids's store" is WRONG

i can't be any more succinct for you

[FallenAngelIII]

What part of "It is used (in spoken English) is certain parts of England" was too difficult for you to understand?

[sean12ab34cd]

what parts then, because none of my family has ever heard of it.

facts please, i'm after facts.

hopefully this wont send you into another rampage of insults.

oh, and after reading your profile, its obvious i'm not the only person who thinks you're a bit of a tool :)

[FallenAngelIII]

I'm sorry, could you point out a single insult I've slinged your way since you claim I've flied into a "rampage of insults" against you. Also, I said "I think". I'm not entirely sure. It certainly isn't academic or considered "high class", but I think there are parts of England where people say that in everyday speech.

[sean12ab34cd]

"YOU THINK!!!"

haha so that makes it fact, despite i was born there and you've probably never left sweden. i'm still waiting for FACTS, maybe your claim to being an english major are completely faux.

and as for the insult, you have been nothing but belligerent in your tone, "what was too difficult for you to understand" is a great example.

you need meds, and to keep off you tube

[FallenAngelIII]

I NEVER CLAIMED IT WAS FACT. I've been to England multple times, the United States once. I NEVER said it was fact. I've always said "I THINK...". YOU, however, keep stating things as facts.

Being "belligerent in one's town" =/= "going on a rampage of insults"

[sean12ab34cd]

town, its TONE you tool. english major my ass.

i said english people DON'T use kids's and girls's in everyday speech but you kept arguing that they do.

look, its nearly the end of your school week. in two days you can break out the crayons and draw yourself some tears.

absolute loser. absolutely

[FallenAngelIII]

Never once have you used the words "I think" or anything that makes it clear that you're not stating it as a fact. Ergo, you state that peole do not use the terms "kids's" and "girls's" in everyday speech in ANY part of England.

[FallenAngelIII]

He of lousy English comprehension shouldn't attack someone for making ONE spelling mistake, by the way.

[sean12ab34cd]

I can if they CLAIM to be an ENGLISH MAJOR

you want the control system for a hydrocarbon installation engineered, then I'm your man, spelling and grammar have never been somethhng i claim to be brilliant at. unlike you, who ironically isn't :)

any1 ever tell you your a boring git?

[FallenAngelIII]

1 spelling mistakes does not a bad speller make. Especially not on Youtube. It's not a 50-pages essay, it's a Youtube comment. Especially not when the self-righteous twit gloating about it makes several each comment.

[sean12ab34cd]

and you are an arrogant illeducated buffoon who has no idea about the english language.

WHERE in the UK do they use girls's and kids's in everyday speech?

like i said, they don't, thats just your mistake so stop being a child and take responsibility for posting a nonsense post.

kids's and girls's, really, from an english major thats pretty appauling.

and again, because you are slow, im an electronics whiz, not a grammar whiz.... what is it about that statement you don't get?

grow up

[FallenAngelIII]

1) I argued that I think it happens in SOME places of England. I cannot prove it conclusively so I'll concede the point. But that hasn't been the main argument for quite some time now, has it?

2) You claim expertize in the English language on account of being English yourself. You then attack me for ONE mistyping while making SEVERAL in each and every single one of your comments. How can you not see the hypocrisy in that? Being an English major does not mean you're free from making mistypings.

[sean12ab34cd]

@FallenAngelIII

are you fucking kidding

i claim expert knowledge of the english language ay.

TRY FUCKING READING YOU IDIOT

HERES WHAT I SAID, AND I QUOTE

"and again, because you are slow, im an electronics whiz, not a grammar whiz.... "

go home, you're too dumb for youtube

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@sean12ab34cd

I really don't see where he's been so stupid. I haven't seen a single misspelled word, or a single instance of bad grammar in any of his posts, and he was never trying to argue that "girls's" is correct. He was just arguing that it might be part of a certain dialect. It's not appaling to say, "In some places, they design their hydrocarbon installations incorrectly," even if an engineer says it. I'm a music major, and it's not apalling for me to say, "Some people can't play piano"

[Bbopflav212]

can i return my american card, pretty please?

[wbworkout]

A sad commentary on education of our populace these days.

[greymolly]

Like the definition of "stunt."

[bonniekilty]

Well done Comixbear!

[canariancat]

LOL Nice video!

[Fightdog]

She is a guilty pleasure of mine too. I like to get abused when I need it too! :)

[THEROBBIEKSHOW]

I watch Judge Judy faithfully..loves it :-)

[wawa2]

Cute! Good video to wake up, have a coffee and a chuckle to, thanks.