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  • Its be alert (watch your dollar and food) and its east london talk. Big G style.

  • If you wanna know what P's and Q's means hit the back button and get back on that Kano video

  • this is 1 dumb bitch

    p's = cash

    and q's = drugs

    wow whatta wastecadet

  • omnomnomnomnom

  • more tits

  • I would go through you like a train hotforwords, anyone agree?

  • If u see me and i aint wid my crew belive im on my ps and qs

  • i was looking for kano...

  • bitch is out the chatting some next shit

  • Fuck didn't notice the video, I was to busy looking at the advert girl in lingerie for besired, shes so fucking hawt!

  • I Smell Cock Tease.

  • guessin every1 else is from kano n'all? not just me then ;)

  • @theoriginalmattyjim lol yep. i just muted this and had kano on in another window. best music video ever

  • my answer is K A!!!!

  • cheers KANO

    

  • i would, not even arsed mate

  • I would like to have sexual intercourse with this women.

  • she aint commercial but she got tit lines

  • If ya see me on tha game with my crew believe im on my P's and Q's,

    even in ma own 2's, thats the difference between me and you

    If ya see me on tha game with my crew believe im on my P's and Q's,

    even in ma own 2's, thats the difference between me and you

  • P = money

    Q = Green

  • all i heard was  . nice boobies

  • she can take a dick

  • Kano.... is that you?

  • shit man i wonder if she knows that her fame is from kano

  • typesetting

    

  • pounds and quarters?

  • Kano has changed over the years

  • Why does she have 250K + Views and 961 Likes...

  • haahha everyone pop in here from Kano?

  • K-A!

  • I wish you were telling me all that while sitting on my lap, your body is so hot hmm

  • dope fake russian girl

  • i was listenin 2 kano

    but damn il bang dis bitch

  • OMGG IM SUBSCRIBINGG

  • TITS

  • Kano!

  • Damn.... perky ass hell haha

  • screw the p's and q's, lemme see the capital O's. :P

  • God i want to bang you

  • How does this stupid bimbo get so many views. For F's sake, shes got big knockers who cares!!!!

    She isnt even that pretty.... WTF

  • this bitch needs to be a porn star, cuz she cant even talk, you'll make more money.... sellin out like this on youtube......wow

  • 2:20 upskirt XD

  • to be on your toes,,,,,,,,,,

  • My favorite is the last one

  • she is one sexy momma, i wud cream her face sexy bitch, i didnt hear a word she said

  • i was watching kano ps and qs

    wtf is this for real

  • @ghazalhora

    same here man :D

  • @ghazalhora haha same her but i do like that im her right now

  • @ghazalhora haha same

  • @ghazalhora Me too! I even replied Kano p's and Q's as a video response to this and she STILL never linked it! Just fell out with this bird now.

  • her left tiitt ist bigger than the right :)

  • In my formal logic class, we were told that medieval logician would use the letters "P" and "Q" as their symbols of choice. The expression, therefore, arose as professors demanded their students be diligent in accounting for all arguments pertinent for a particular proof.

  • omg.. i was paying so much atttention i didnt notice her talking..( . )( . )<<NICE

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  • this is my mistress!!!!!!

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  • I'm not from the UK, but I think p's stands for pounds (money).... if you are still talking about type writers, you might need to change your diapers.

  • HOT

  • When printing was done on a letterpress, the type was "set" as individual letters, put together one at a time to form words and sentences. The letters were stored in a special case with a section dedicated to each letter. The lower part of the case was dedicated to the small letters of the alphabet thus "lowercase" and the upper part of the case to capital letters thus "uppercase". The p and q were very similar and easily confused, only the position of a small notch distinguished the letter.

  • I wanna be bad, teacher. Real bad.

  • jesus she is gorgeous

  • I was told it was advice to bar maids. "Mind your p's and q's" meant remember who ordered pints and quarts at a table.

  • doesnt it mean mind your business?!

  • as far as i know, the pint and quarts are the most widely accepted, and the saying was a warnig to pub customers who might be cheated by paying for quarts but recieving pints once they were too intoxicated to know the difference. but as the lovely lady said, the true origin is indeed uncertain.

  • Theres a song by a UK artist named Kano and he has a song called P's & Q's

  • OMD tap that

  • trola!

  • Barbie Teacher!!! cool

  • peace and quiet.

    or

    please and thank you (than Q)

  • It comes from "Mind you Please and Thank-Q's IMO. This girl's a bitch.

  • Youngmic,sorry you will be old soon too,it comes faster than you think! Your shell will not look like your younger self but your mind stays young! If someone was going to play the worst joke ever on you, this is it! You look in the mirror and know you can never go back and wish that you had appreciated your beauty a lot more back then. So appreciate who you are now because after 50 is as bad as they say. Once ur over the hill,ur to tired to climb back over! Still love you! xox :)

  • Please dont waste your time on a scum like youngmic. he's obviously lacking social skill. douche bag like this only deserve to be ignored :)

  • I'm 52 yrs.old,and when I was a kid if you went over your friends house,went to the store,or was going to meet a new friend of your mom's,your mother would say "Mind your P's and Q's!" meaning "behave yourself !"

  • since ur old you suck

  • since you suck your old

  • the typesetter makes most scence.

  • Please and thanQ's silly people

  • I kind of like the french one - even if it isn't the correct origin of the expression.

    I haven't heard the phrase "mind your p's and q's" before (english is not my main language), but it think it harmonates nicely with the expression of (not) committing a "social faux pas".

    If it is to mean being at your best behaviour, then a couple of "dance instruction" to avoid behaving like a bull in a china shop.

    Postrationalizing expressions is always all too easy ;-P

  • I think it comes from the days when typesetters selected individual letters from drawers to hand set type. A p and a q are very easily confused when you look at them individually.

  • It's pints and quarts. But they Inn Keeper used to say it when the crowd got rowdy, hence it's meaning.

  • kids & typesetters makes the most sense and is most logical.

    You forgot one: Pennies & Quarters -- keep track of your savings and don't confuse one for the other!

  • I definitely think that the pint and quarts one was the most convincing.

  • I think P's and Q's stand for Pints and Quarts

  • What I learned is that bartenders often used the phrase to break up crowds watching a bar fight, by telling them to 'Mind your pints and quarts', and that this phrase evolved from that.

  • wow, I actually learn here...

    hottest teacher ever. ; )

  • i was trying to listen to her talking but i think the boobs have control of her lol

  • ps n qs ps n qs !! ^^

  • i was toldbar tenders telling there patrons to watch there drinks MIND YOUR PINS AND QUARTS when a fight broke out like watch your drinks dont spill em!!

  • I heard it slightly different. When a fight would break out, the bartender would tell the participants to mind their ps and qs meaning to pay attention to their beers instead of fighting.

  • I think you are correct. Pints and quarts.

  • In logic P's and Q's are used as common place holders (like X's and Y's in algebra). Mind your P's and Q's is an expression coming out of Universities in the scholastic period (since logic was pretty much the only thing in philosophy that they seriously studied) as instructors would often say this to their students. It's the logical equivalent to "dot your i's and cross your t's."

  • why arent you naked???

  • I always thought it was the type writer one

  • wow.. those r nice..

    wonder how much they cost?

  • i always thought it was mind your 'peace and quite'

  • do you do fitness or something like that, if not your are dieting pretty good,i see it with your abdominal fat you cannot get lean like this without hard diet, or you have a incredible genetic. see you babye

  • you look like a pornstar

    and by the way, which is the origin of word porn

  • I like the coats and pigtails theory more simply because it's a throwback to pirates but I think the pints and quarts is most likely to be true.

    What is the origin of the word throwback or pirates?

  • Damn shes fine

  • pints and quarts, but were would this phrase come into play

  • kids and especially typesetters sound reasonable to me.

  • I would say the pints and quarts

  • pints and quarts but i really think is the true definition is said by my a commenter named Kbird23 "i heard pints and quarts. when people got to arguing at the bar the bartender would tell them to mind their p's and q's; to stop fighting and get back to their drinks." honestly.. think about it

  • That is such a pretty dress. I always thought it was because of the lowercase p and q looking alike, and having to make sure you don't mix them up when writing. I just always thought that made sense, even when I was little...

  • When I was in the 7th grade, I had a rare opportunity to take a semester of typesetting. Mr. Boyd, our teacher, told us that the P's and Q's saying referred to when you broke down your type block after printing, returning the lower-case individual type pieces to their proper storage box in the typesetters type rack. One also had to watch your lower-case B's and D's, but it was P's and Q's that caught on as a saying. Was Mr. Boyd correct? Well, I like to think so.

  • pleases and thank yous seem the best

  • i like this one because your actually dressed modesly. so i don't feel like i'm watching playboy in motion when i'm just trying to learn a new word. :P

  • Wow I Want Ur P's And Q's in my Hot and sexy Abc Soup, And i would like u to know, You Are a sexy beast on ICE! Times 12 :D :D :D :D HAHHAHAHAHAHAHA KMSDFHKNEYIGBURYFD Byiiiio

  • Marina, since you brought it up, where did the phrase "Be on your toes" come from?

  • with you looking so gorgeous and sexy it is so difficult for me to watch my p and qs.xx

  • i heard pints and quarts. when people got to arguing at the bar the bartender would tell them to mind their p's and q's; to stop fighting and get back to their drinks.

  • Kids, typesetters.

  • Pints and Quarts

  • how much were your implants?

  • Kids.

  • kids/bartenders

  • i think it's either the pints & quarts, or the kids mistakin the letters.

  • Of course, this is mind your Pints and Quarts...

  • i have heard it said that mind your p's and q's was actualy said by the bartenders telling customers to settle down and mind their own biz when they were starting to act unruly esential shut up and go back to your drink

  • Yeah lastdon85 , Thats what I always heard also.

  • yeah, mind your pints and quarts. quick being rowdy and don't knock stuff over.

  • look at those tits! i just wanna grab them

  • Pints and Quarts!! for sure!!

  • Pints and Quarts!!! Reminds me of the origin of Beer one... ;p :)

  • number 1 obv

  • are your boobs real

  • Tis not a big mystery for us Irish. My paternal grandmother explained the phrase was used in Ireland in the 19th century. "Mind your Ps and Qs" meant to mind your pints & quarts. It MIGHT have originated for barkeeps, but quickly became used to tell drinkers to watch their sobriety and/or language in pubs. A drink was a pint, a tall ale was a quart. Tis no blarney!

  • From an old printer's axiom. Back in the early days of printing presses, each line of text had to be set up one letter at a time. Since the letters in the press were reversed (so they'd print forward), the printmaker (or typographer) needed to be careful not to confuse one letter for the other.

    Reminding someone to "watch his p's and q's" means to pay attention to the details.

  • Mind your apostrophes: it is "ps and qs" not "p's and q's!"

  • She's Yummy !

  • Where is your video ?

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    beware of tracking cookies

  • "Minding your p's and q's" is no mystery at all.... its a term from logic. They will teach logic like this... "If p, then q", hence if not p, then not q", etc. Its a method of teaching logic that teaches the student to detect fallacies, like fallacy of denying the consequent, or fallacy of affirming the antecedent, etc. The "teacher" probably knows this, but is just being entertaining with her "theories", but I thought I'd point it out anyway.

  • kids! I know I had that problem.

  • It came from mind your pints and quarts, something people would say to people that were getting too drunk

    or they would say mind your Ps and Qs when someone was going out to drink

    My english teacher taught me that forever ago

  • Hey there you Hotty...

    How about this take on Ps & Qs? In the broadcast media from days of radio the pronouncing of any word beginning with a P could cause the microphone to "pop" so one needed to be mindful to soften the pronunciation of a P. Live broadcast media also relied heavily on timing so one had to pay attention not to miss one's cues.

  • No, you're not. You're just jealous of her.

  • Hold up. Mind your p is and q is? Incorrect apostrophe. Please check your grammar before talking about etymologies - the two actually go quite well together.

  • I like the bartender origin, makes sense if you're in a hurry that you might mix them up when it came to recording which was on someone's tab.I LOVE MARINA!!!

  • LOl if you jiggle the timer up and down, she is trying to impress you :P and also a very funny language comes out.

  • As for the bartender argument presented in the video, no bartender in his right mind would ever mix up a pint and a quart. The difference between such measurements is so vast, a quart (32 oz) is TWICE the size of a pint (16 oz), that only an inept bartender who had dipped into the ale one to many times would ever make that mistake.

  • i think she meant when they were keeping a tab not to mark quarts in pints column, not when actually pouring the beer.

    That is if you even accept this explanation

    The Logic guys make a good argument for the logic thing, but I discount this because the people who usually say mind your P's & Q's aren't usually mathematicians. It is a common saying and the common man explanation sounds the most likely, to me.

    I can imagine a grumbly English bar keep yelling

    Mind Your P's & Q's Lads

  • Mind your p's and q's actually comes from Aristotelean Logic. The original symbols used for representing premises would start at P and continue through the alphabet. It was a shorthand way to represent an argument as well as determine its validity, in deductive arguments, or strength, in inductive arguments.

    P

    If P then Q

    if Q then R

    if R then S

    -----------

    C: Therefore S.

    Minding your p's and q's is simply keeping your argument, ideas, and actions in order.

  • Sorry the correct way to represent the argument above is

    If P then Q

    if Q then R

    if R then S

    P is true

    ----------

    C: Therefore S.

  • This can be as simple as... If the grass is wet, it has rained. the grass is wet. ----------------- C: Therefore it has rained. or as odd as... If dinosaurs are purple then 2 and 2 is 6 If 2 and 2 is 6 then I am the king of France Dinosaurs are purple -------------------- C: Therefore, I am the king of France.
  • I thought bartenders in English pubs told that to their patrons when they were getting rowdy, to "mind their pints and quarts".

  • I thought that the origin came from people who used typewriters and often mixed the two letters while typing.

  • I thought the origin was pints and quarts?

  • i'd like you to come on screen and say

    "as this has very controversial origins i cant be botherd to investigate" =p

    and i was always told pleases and thankyous

    =]

  • I'll go with the English Navy theory. Much of our slang came from the English Navy. The sailors ate off a square board with wood strip side. "a square meal" They were promised 3 squares a day.

  • Two of these are half right. Late 19th, early 20th Century, shipmasters had to cover tavern debts of crews in port. Port bartenders tallied pints/quarts by ship under P and Q. If sailors couldn't pay, the tavern collected from the ship.

    So, officers releasing crews for liberty advised, "Mind your 'Ps' and 'Qs.'"

    As a footnote, in Puget Sound today beer drinking inherently relates to sailing. Pints are just called "Pounders" 1(16oz), but smaller glassses are called "Schooners".

  • I like the pints and quarts theory, but I always thought it meant watch your alcohol consumption.

  • The "Pleases and thanks yous" hypothesis is the one I like best.

  • Ps. While she is quite pretty, I find her breast enhancements unattractive. Or any one else's for that matter.

    Correction: caissons

  • Well I prefer the typesetter theory. But many years ago I had heard the "pints and quarts" from my crazy 5th grade teacher who would also brag about her days as Catholic missionary in China. Her favorite song was "Cassions Go Rolling Along" It is strangely annoying to find she might have been right. About anything. She did NOT however at any time mention 'beer'.

  • pints and quarts . i love your fucking existence. stop talking and start sucking. beautiful woman

  • bs  you need more people.

  • the retard at the beginning talks like the Joker.

  • Really excellent. A perfect way to learn.

  • I wish I had a teacher as informed and fantastic as you when I was in school. Thank you for your time.

  • Where did the word "Assassin" come from? plz ;)

  • Hashashim.  Srsly.

  • "Hashishin", a cult of middle eastern religious fanatics who targeted victims for death, and smoked hash as part of the ritual.

  • None of the above. I believe it stands for products and quotients. Although "to Hot" can call itany way she wants as long as she keeps linguistically so well informed

  • I think this is a blond trying to be smart.

  • i like the bartenders explanation simply because i hope that they forget whether i bought 4quarts(1gal) or 4 pints(1/2gal)

  • my manager said I need to mind my p's and q's.

    do you really read these?

  • nice tits

  • you look pretty in this

    not slutty! it's good.

    don't some of these comments

    bother you?

  • I've always heard it as "mind your pints and quarts".

  • I believe it's typesetters

  • At Anne Hathaway's Cottage in Victoria BC they say "ps and qs" came from "pints and quarts". They also explained such English phrases as "bum's rush", "chew the fat", and "sleep tight."

  • Well I've never heard the term before, but since I'm not american, I guess that's not so odd.

    As for my favorite origin, tha dance one seems like the most interesting.

  • "...This regionalization is in keeping with the Tri-Lateral Plan which calls for a gradual convergence of East and West, ultimately leading toward the goal of "one world government'....National sovereignty is no longer a viable concept..." Zbigniew Brzezinski, National Security Advisor to President Jimmy Carter.

  • Quarts and Pints!!!! BooYAh!

  • i personally favor the theory where i tear off your dress and fiercely ravage your butt and vagina