You guys, it's funny. Stop being jerks. And besides if you haven't noticed, our country is dumbing things down thus making us all dumber. Yay to Weird Al for trying to fix it. One guy CAN make a difference!
It's about countable vs uncountable nouns that you are describing. Fewer refers to countable things, as in "items" at a grocery store, while less refers to uncountable things that normally have no given quantity.
@tiyenin.. so according to you I would say 'I should have paid you fewer than fifteen dollars.' or ' man i wish my commute was fewer than 30 minutes?'
@metaltim You can fraction a dollar in 5.50 and minutes in 6½ minute and whatnot. Items as such are more discrete; you have 1, 2, 3...15 items. Money is something we have decided that you don't fraction more than to cents though ( if it worked like time and weight and such you could owe me 0.152 cents, but as of now you can't ).
ps. Sorry for my English, I'm Swedish. Smörgåsbord!
i wonder if anyone in the store happened to look over and see fucking al yankovic filming himself correcting a sign and said to themselves, "is that fucking al yankovic?"
@Tungzout See my reply to parafraceren. Like other flukes in English, even native speakers get this wrong a lot because of common (mis)usage. More examples:
"Should of" for "Should've" (phonetic [sound] misinterpretation)
"One of the only" for "One of the few" ("One of the only" is redundant; if you are a subset of "only," which means "solitary, singular," then you are simply "the only")
"Could care less" for "Couldn't care less"; if you COULD care less, then you currently care at least a little
@Tungzout No, you have FEWER than 15 items. "Less than #" is technically wrong no matter how you use it. It's used a lot, but as Weird Al points out, it's used incorrectly. Less implies mass or cumulative amount. Fewer implies whole, countable objects or measurements.
Correct: Less water, less distance, fewer than five apples, 15 items or fewer (than 15 items).
INCORRECT: Fewer water, fewer distance, less than five apples, 15 items or less (than 15 items).
It's (correctly) said "Five is less than nine" because the objects being compared are, AGAIN, cumulative or mass amounts.
It's pretty simple to prove this: Check the verb. "IS" means singularity or mass amount, "ARE" indicates plurality. Is it, "Five are less than nine"? No. Ergo, "Five" is a singular mass amount.
[compare: five cats ARE < nine cats]
Cumulative or mass amounts -- water, numeric value -- are compared with "less/more", not "fewer/greater".
@keatsfoxlore7 Not quite, because you CAN have fewer minutes, but ALSO less time. Less water (in a bucket), fewer waters (in bottles). It all boils down to whether the item is plural or not. I'm busy right now and don't have time to make sure this is 100% correct, but generally a simple way to check is whether the item is plural or singular.
@tiyenin Less "implies" nothing but a lower quantity, regarldess of mass or number or whatnot. I never use the word "fewer" because I enjoy having friends. It only "implies" that to people who cannot accept language change or meaning drift. In other words, the exact same things that made English the language it is today, so unless you'd rather "sprecan Englisc" I'd suggest you'd shut up.
I LOVE this video! I am always being ridiculed for correcting grammar. My friends and family tell me to "get over it." I tell them I am trying to help them to not look/sound like idiots in public lol...
@r3gr3ssor Now, normally I don't encourage these "thumbs up if you're willing to give me attention!" comnents, but yes, that makes my inner grammar nazi rage.
I do stuff like this all the time at stores. XD Also, once, at an Ivy League school. Still not sure how they misspelled a word in the cafeteria menu... XD
But everywhere is 8 items or less, 10 items or less, much like cheater has become a valid word, these days these bastardized grammar seems to be accepted everywhere!
@theawesomestawesomer Most people aren't like paparzzi. Honestly, if I saw a celebrity in my local Target, even if they walked right up to me and asked me where the sea food was, I don't think I would even recognize them since my brain wouldn't be expecting to see them.
@theawesomestawesomer he doesn't get chased around by adoring fans because people are very respectful of him and the family. he seems 2 b the best dad/husband ever! he is so protective and careful that pictures of Nina (daughter) or of her face r ever taken by paparazzi or leaked online!
@Tr1cE Um... It can be spelled either way and how is "ur an moron?" a grammatically correct sentence? For one it should be "You are a moron." or "You're a moron." Also "spellt" is spelled "spelt" which isn't what you're talking about you are talking about "spelled" so before you correct someone you should make sure you are correct.
@Tr1cE So here is what you said so people can read it "Ha ha ha ha ha! Are you some type of complete, absolute, idiot, moron, dorkwad, or what? Ha ha! Craziness!" Still what it should be is more like this, "Ha ha ha ha ha! Are you some type of idiot, moron, or is there another thing you are? Ha ha! This is crazy!
@joshcentilla rofl that makes no sence in the slightest go read a book on how to learn english and grammer and remember that i *am* intelligence wat a crazy world with fools like u who cant tipe! LOL
Actually, in this construction, "less" is not syntactically incorrect at all. It's the placement of the word that matters. You have "fewer than 15 items" but "need 15 items or less." Remember in school when you had to write 200 words or less? Your teacher was correct.
I swear to God!! Every stores I've been going to for a while has had the, "15 items or less" sign to it... then I saw this video and maybe a week later or so I saw them saw "15 items or fewer" and I thought, "Thank you Al, now I don't feel stupid when reading signs." But now it bugs me cause I do it all over the place.
@americanwomanFL look up "slow" as an adverb on merriam webster dot com. It has several examples of "slow" and NOT "slowLY" being acceptable as an adverb such as My computer is working slow.
you need to go slow with this experiment, or you'll make mistakes>
Al, you are my hero!
krunch87 1 week ago
Is that the Ralph's grocery on the corner of Doheny & Beverly Blvd?!?
byray 2 weeks ago
Pppppffffffhahahahahahahahahahagahahahahahahahahahahahahahateteteyetetete
webkinzlover4life404 3 weeks ago
weird al, your the funnyest guy. me and you should hang out some time. my gramer with you're gramer can has a blast at the park slide?
dorgrim 1 month ago
61 people go through the express lane with 15 items or more.
yoyoguy1213 3 months ago
@yoyoguy1213 *16 items or more, because 15 is acceptable.
KingOfKatamari 2 months ago
I too cannot stand that error! WAY TO GO AL!!! :)
totoro1591 3 months ago
You guys, it's funny. Stop being jerks. And besides if you haven't noticed, our country is dumbing things down thus making us all dumber. Yay to Weird Al for trying to fix it. One guy CAN make a difference!
Demithegoddess 3 months ago 6
ugh
Zoasterboy 3 months ago
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
derekhunter37 4 months ago
Imgur brought me here :D
andrew12320091 4 months ago 15
Wadsworth.
TehRattlesnake 4 months ago 4
Al, you got my subscription off this one video. it's a new record!
skinnyshit8888 4 months ago 2
No wonder why he was his class Valedictorian!
harpo103 4 months ago
wowowowoo
rossjames120 5 months ago
Like a grammatically correct boss!
codyownz2 5 months ago
Wow! This is so real! I thought this mistake is only apparent here in the Philippines, not in the US. BIG lol :D
junerey6680 5 months ago
Item 15 or less.
Change items 15 or fewer
and no one didn't see him change it.
Zombiesavage100 5 months ago
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The BEST video on the boards at the Montgomery show. Keep teaching, Mr. Y!
palaeologus 5 months ago
It's about countable vs uncountable nouns that you are describing. Fewer refers to countable things, as in "items" at a grocery store, while less refers to uncountable things that normally have no given quantity.
MillionthUsername 5 months ago 3
@MillionthUsername like water!
howe92 4 months ago
Interestingly, all the Safeways where I live have changed their signs. Keep it up Al, you're making a difference!
arbitterm 5 months ago 5
Hahaha yes!!!
dan2kxyz 6 months ago
First line of Weird Al's song "Midnight Star" is "I was waiting in the express lane with my twelve items or less" Just sayin...
clutch26 6 months ago
@clutch26 That was his point in the song. It's supposed to sound ridiculous. >_>
Aghaene 5 months ago
@clutch26 In that case he's being ironic, quoting the sign.
aoihopewind 5 months ago
Use fewer if you’re referring to people or things in the plural (houses, newspapers, students, children). For Example:
People today are buying fewer newspapers.
Use less when you’re referring to something that can’t be counted or doesn’t have a plural (money, air, time, music). For Example:
It’s a better job but they pay you less money.
Less is also used with numbers when they are on their own and with expressions of measurement or time, eg:
His weight fell from 18 lbs to less than 12.
R3Dpill33 6 months ago
LOfreakingL
muffinhufferJH 6 months ago
This is one of my pet peeves.
pleappleappleap 6 months ago
My sister gets really annoyed when people say 'less' instead of 'fewer'.
LyndaHudson 6 months ago
You all got trolled by Al, guys. He put into a grammar war.
benos 6 months ago
"NOT AMMUSED" .....clearly. Because it's spelled amused.
keatsfoxlore7 6 months ago
@tiyenin.. so according to you I would say 'I should have paid you fewer than fifteen dollars.' or ' man i wish my commute was fewer than 30 minutes?'
that don't sound right.
metaltim 6 months ago
@metaltim You can fraction a dollar in 5.50 and minutes in 6½ minute and whatnot. Items as such are more discrete; you have 1, 2, 3...15 items. Money is something we have decided that you don't fraction more than to cents though ( if it worked like time and weight and such you could owe me 0.152 cents, but as of now you can't ).
ps. Sorry for my English, I'm Swedish. Smörgåsbord!
everdale 6 months ago
NOT AMMUSED!
aerosmithbeatles 7 months ago
I like how the comments are a grammar flame war
youkilledbambi 7 months ago
@youkilledbambi Idiots flame war. I'm clearly explaining Al's point.
tiyenin 7 months ago
Congratulations, Al, Stephen Fry now hates you.
hotelmario510 7 months ago
less than is for something you cant count numerically like liquid
ShinobiGarth 7 months ago
now i will never forget the difference. i'll just always remember weird al when taking the SAT
BurnlnHell 8 months ago
Damn he looks old in this.
khanhlehuu 8 months ago
i wonder if anyone in the store happened to look over and see fucking al yankovic filming himself correcting a sign and said to themselves, "is that fucking al yankovic?"
MattSturg 8 months ago
Amazing....
nwinchel 8 months ago
Stephen Fry has called you a pedant for pursuing such a linguistic witch hunt. What do you have to say about that.
TheByronYale 8 months ago
PRICELESS
fachefichekuriza 8 months ago
I love how no one knows who he is.
Mossgate97 8 months ago
Flash Fiction Online is a magazine that bears the tagline "Flash Fiction: a complete story
in one thousand or fewer words." Fewer! :)
redwoodmorgan 8 months ago
Al, I feel the same way when I pass by a "Drive-Thru" or a "Nite Club".
MrUnidyne 8 months ago
i wish weird al was my english teacher... than maibee mine english not bad be.
PhantomWerewolf 9 months ago
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Thanks for setting everyone straight. Anymore, we get so used to using certain words improperly, then soon they're accepted by most. Why is that?
LADYFINGERS50 9 months ago
Thanks for setting everyone straight. Anymore, we get so used to using certain words improperly, then soon they're accepted by most. Why is that?
LADYFINGERS50 9 months ago
@LADYFINGERS50 Prescriptive Grammar vs Descriptive Grammar,
i.e. "Proper" English vs everyday English
For instance, it's why very few people use "whom" anymore: the work just fell out of common usage.
It also why any number of trendy phrases catch on: it serves the population, even if it's not necessarily "proper" English. Case in point, LOL.
tiyenin 7 months ago
@SelenaG94 wow, you have been a big help... (NOT) @tiyenin explained it to me. I didn't ask: which one is good, I asked: "why is this good?"
And less is also correct grammar, just not in this context
parafraceren 9 months ago
Less means less than 15. I don't get it!
Tungzout 9 months ago
@Tungzout See my reply to parafraceren. Like other flukes in English, even native speakers get this wrong a lot because of common (mis)usage. More examples:
"Should of" for "Should've" (phonetic [sound] misinterpretation)
"One of the only" for "One of the few" ("One of the only" is redundant; if you are a subset of "only," which means "solitary, singular," then you are simply "the only")
"Could care less" for "Couldn't care less"; if you COULD care less, then you currently care at least a little
tiyenin 9 months ago
@tiyenin
But less is short for less than 15. If you have 15 items and you take away one, you have less than 15 items.
Tungzout 9 months ago
@Tungzout No, you have FEWER than 15 items. "Less than #" is technically wrong no matter how you use it. It's used a lot, but as Weird Al points out, it's used incorrectly. Less implies mass or cumulative amount. Fewer implies whole, countable objects or measurements.
Correct: Less water, less distance, fewer than five apples, 15 items or fewer (than 15 items).
INCORRECT: Fewer water, fewer distance, less than five apples, 15 items or less (than 15 items).
tiyenin 9 months ago 99
@tiyenin So how do you say 5 < 9, mathematically speaking? Are all my math teachers wrong? Five is fewer than nine, but not less than?
vleidrums 7 months ago
@vleidrums I'll try to make this simple:
It's (correctly) said "Five is less than nine" because the objects being compared are, AGAIN, cumulative or mass amounts.
It's pretty simple to prove this: Check the verb. "IS" means singularity or mass amount, "ARE" indicates plurality. Is it, "Five are less than nine"? No. Ergo, "Five" is a singular mass amount.
[compare: five cats ARE < nine cats]
Cumulative or mass amounts -- water, numeric value -- are compared with "less/more", not "fewer/greater".
tiyenin 7 months ago 3
@vleidrums Ran out of room. The comparative plural sentence should've read:
"Five cats are fewer than nine cats."
tiyenin 7 months ago
@tiyenin Soooooooo less for liquids and time, fewer for solids? All right! :D That's interesting.
keatsfoxlore7 6 months ago
@keatsfoxlore7 Not quite, because you CAN have fewer minutes, but ALSO less time. Less water (in a bucket), fewer waters (in bottles). It all boils down to whether the item is plural or not. I'm busy right now and don't have time to make sure this is 100% correct, but generally a simple way to check is whether the item is plural or singular.
Plural (items, minutes, rounds): "FEWER"
Singular (time, sand, muscle mass): "LESS"
tiyenin 6 months ago 2
@tiyenin forever alone
wra7h 4 months ago
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smittieh 4 months ago
@wra7h 4 years and counting with my girlfriend, thanks! How's romance looking on your end, loser?
tiyenin 4 months ago 5
@tiyenin My God LOL
quickbeeare 4 months ago
@tiyenin She must find you correcting her all the time, sexy.
wra7h 4 months ago
@wra7h No need for a comma, and kinda poorly worded. Try: "She must find your constant correcting of her mistakes sexy."
By the way, nice deflection of my question on your love life. Sounds like SOMEbody's projecting his shortcomings on strangers, Cameron...
tiyenin 4 months ago
@tiyenin Sounds like u mad.
wra7h 4 months ago
@tiyenin or perhaps the "sexy" was in direct address? ...oh now it's creepy.
wealthyreltub 4 months ago
@tiyenin Less "implies" nothing but a lower quantity, regarldess of mass or number or whatnot. I never use the word "fewer" because I enjoy having friends. It only "implies" that to people who cannot accept language change or meaning drift. In other words, the exact same things that made English the language it is today, so unless you'd rather "sprecan Englisc" I'd suggest you'd shut up.
teniguafez 1 month ago
@teniguafez 'Not accepting language change.' Is that higher or lower than 'Insulting strangers via YouTube' on the douchery scale?
tiyenin 1 month ago
I'm NOT a native speaker, so I would like to know: why is less wrong?
parafraceren 9 months ago
@parafraceren
Less implies mass or cumulative amount: "Less Water," "Less Distance."
Fewer implies whole, countable objects or measurements: "Fewer Apples," "Fewer Centimeters."
Since this is a grocery store, and the sign is referencing countable grocery items, then "15 or fewer" is correct.
tiyenin 9 months ago 2
@tiyenin thank you
parafraceren 9 months ago
He walks around like a real person in real places!? That's crazy. If I saw him in real life I'd crap my pants
SMGrawks 9 months ago
@SMGrawks WHAT!? YOU SRS???? I thought he always sits in his room making parodies !?
parafraceren 9 months ago
58 persons ain't got the learnin' to do grammar good.
PunchSydeiron 9 months ago
@PunchSydeiron al is gonna hunt yall down and kill you
thorman360 9 months ago
THANK YOU! That has bugged me for years!
MsTheCommentator 9 months ago
I LOVE this video! I am always being ridiculed for correcting grammar. My friends and family tell me to "get over it." I tell them I am trying to help them to not look/sound like idiots in public lol...
coco927 9 months ago
This makes me want to make a bunch of tiny little "Fewer" signs and post them in groceries all around my community...does anyone else feel similar?
NinjaRedLink 9 months ago
@r3gr3ssor Now, normally I don't encourage these "thumbs up if you're willing to give me attention!" comnents, but yes, that makes my inner grammar nazi rage.
blazegamer 9 months ago
I have always wanted to do this. Damn you, Al, for doing it first!
TheCeejReturns 10 months ago
I do stuff like this all the time at stores. XD Also, once, at an Ivy League school. Still not sure how they misspelled a word in the cafeteria menu... XD
Ferretywrath 10 months ago
I isn't aint not no nothin!
TheMrSONIC4 10 months ago
58 people don't know "your" from "you're."
dippitydoo 10 months ago 13
@dippitydoo That pisses me off!! I hate when they do that!!
GeneralKenobiSIYE 9 months ago
HOLY SHIT!!! tht looks like the grocery store near my house lol!
Emancus09 10 months ago
@bombthedodongo -- The village idiots. They're everywhere.
omegaabnormal 10 months ago
@mpf1947 -- Can I get an "amen"?
The "donut" shops need one too, while we're at it!
omegaabnormal 10 months ago
Hahahaha!!!
TheValerievalentina 10 months ago
I can't stop LAUGHING.
AWSOMEPOSSUM16 10 months ago
Al speak English real goodly. XD Thank you, Al! This made my day. Usually I'm the grammar nazi who's ridiculed for having proper education.
keatsfoxlore7 10 months ago
If I saw Al in a supermarket I don't know what I'd do.
HarperSanchez 10 months ago
@HarperSanchez "I dont know whether to kiss you or kill you." hahahha
freakman707 10 months ago
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Alright, Al, level with us. Here are the guesses in the comments for which Ralphs this was filmed at:
Brentwood
Ventura & coldwater
Palisades
bixby hills
Laguna Beach
Studio City
Rock n roll on Sunset
Which one is right?
THUMB UP THIS COMMENT SO HE'LL ANSWER
tiyenin 10 months ago 64
@tiyenin he'll never answer you
parafraceren 9 months ago
This is amazingly awesome. As a copy editor, this makes my day.
KCFels 10 months ago
Epic use of magnets!
xeddier 10 months ago
@sheesheesh I'm just going to leave him alone he's just a troll and that would explain his grammar and spelling.
joshcentilla 10 months ago
what is up with all the stupieds with shit grammer talk on this vid?? go back 2 school kiddies godd..
caidunit 10 months ago
@sheesheesh lmfao ur an moran
Tr1cE 10 months ago
But everywhere is 8 items or less, 10 items or less, much like cheater has become a valid word, these days these bastardized grammar seems to be accepted everywhere!
funnlim 10 months ago
@sheesheesh dude that sentense made no sense at all rofl what a stupid idiot
Tr1cE 10 months ago
LOL
lordsniperwolf 10 months ago
You are even more awesome than I thought.
rachjay4 10 months ago
The Safeway near my house recently got new signs....they now say "15 Items or Fewer"!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'd like to think Al helped this happen.
whistledink 10 months ago 2
The workers are probably just thinking "There's Weird Al - doing his thing."
elk832 10 months ago
How does he not get chased down by adoring fans?
theawesomestawesomer 10 months ago 155
@theawesomestawesomer he gets them to co-operate like he did in the "weird al shreds" video.
thevarmanator 9 months ago
@theawesomestawesomer Most people aren't like paparzzi. Honestly, if I saw a celebrity in my local Target, even if they walked right up to me and asked me where the sea food was, I don't think I would even recognize them since my brain wouldn't be expecting to see them.
PchanStitch 9 months ago
@theawesomestawesomer Where he lives most people are used to him being around. He does live there after all.
superspanks 8 months ago
@theawesomestawesomer he doesn't get chased around by adoring fans because people are very respectful of him and the family. he seems 2 b the best dad/husband ever! he is so protective and careful that pictures of Nina (daughter) or of her face r ever taken by paparazzi or leaked online!
gigianna98 8 months ago
@theawesomestawesomer It's probably just his local grocery store, so people are used to him going there regularly.
8BitMonk3y 7 months ago
@theawesomestawesomer He's been pushing them off of cliffs.
That keeps them away until they respawn.
Denamic 4 months ago
HOLY SHIT I'VE BEEN THERE!
teddezac 10 months ago
The store where I work has a '15 items or fewer' sign
moody12381 10 months ago
YES!!! Amazing work Al! Drive slowly and purchase 15 items of fewer! We need a grammatical revolution!
WasAbiRASP 10 months ago
lol he spellt grammer wrong
Tr1cE 11 months ago
@Tr1cE was that humour or just the most stupid thing a person has said?
chelseaandroar 11 months ago
@chelseaandroar lmfao ur an moran?
Tr1cE 11 months ago
@Tr1cE No you're an moran :P
chelseaandroar 11 months ago
@Tr1cE Um... It can be spelled either way and how is "ur an moron?" a grammatically correct sentence? For one it should be "You are a moron." or "You're a moron." Also "spellt" is spelled "spelt" which isn't what you're talking about you are talking about "spelled" so before you correct someone you should make sure you are correct.
joshcentilla 10 months ago
@joshcentilla rofl are u some tipe of complete absolut idiot moran dorkwad or what? haha crazyness
Tr1cE 10 months ago
@Tr1cE So here is what you said so people can read it "Ha ha ha ha ha! Are you some type of complete, absolute, idiot, moron, dorkwad, or what? Ha ha! Craziness!" Still what it should be is more like this, "Ha ha ha ha ha! Are you some type of idiot, moron, or is there another thing you are? Ha ha! This is crazy!
joshcentilla 10 months ago
@joshcentilla rofl that makes no sence in the slightest go read a book on how to learn english and grammer and remember that i *am* intelligence wat a crazy world with fools like u who cant tipe! LOL
Tr1cE 10 months ago
@Tr1cE actually he spelled grammar right, you spelled it wrong.
mbrutout 10 months ago
Grammar - it is, in fact, serious business.
OtherRealmer 11 months ago
that was awesome but jellloonline u use the nastiest words man
MrJackbob45 11 months ago
0:07
OMG cheez its
Timeflare123 11 months ago
keepin it real
ibasicallytotalyrule 11 months ago
My mother nags me about the same thing! I'll say "There were a lot less people at the plaza today than usual!" then she'll say "IT'S FEWER, Sheila!"
BlossomSunshine 1 year ago
oh wow
memeandme0321 1 year ago
Al, this is why you're the awesomest awesome that ever awesomed.
BklynBruzer 1 year ago
I laughed til I stopped.
But, it's a serious dificiency in America. Help raise awareness!
fiftytwodelta 1 year ago
LOL!!!!
priceless!!!
aceofspades02 1 year ago
See when Weird Al does it, we laugh and call him the man. When other people do it, we hate them.
Apocol0id 1 year ago
Actually, in this construction, "less" is not syntactically incorrect at all. It's the placement of the word that matters. You have "fewer than 15 items" but "need 15 items or less." Remember in school when you had to write 200 words or less? Your teacher was correct.
Kassie722 1 year ago
@Kassie722 The only thing is, you are not funny.
daregularperson 1 year ago
@daregularperson Were they trying to be funny?
KingOfKatamari 1 year ago
@daregularperson Hater Hater
2packigot6pack 11 months ago
@2packigot6pack :P I'm just being silly.
daregularperson 11 months ago
@Kassie722
That's terribly unfunny.
013108today 1 year ago
hey Al will you improving my grammar?
ZACKWELDERS 1 year ago
I still don't understand please explain!!!
victormgv 1 year ago
It would be weird to call him a grammar nazi.
junkietomato 1 year ago
Stephen Fry has a rebuttal for you. Look up Stephen Fry Kinetic Typography - Language
bpyale 1 year ago
He who is tired of Weird Al is tired of life, and so far 55 people are tired of life.
okamiazuma 1 year ago 5
Hmm,
"I was waiting in the express lane with my twelve items or less; at the checkout counter at the local grocery store."
-Weird Al, Midnight Star, In 3-D.
karlr42 1 year ago 5
So very true... What ever happened to decent grammar?
BansheeBlueLeader 1 year ago
I swear to God!! Every stores I've been going to for a while has had the, "15 items or less" sign to it... then I saw this video and maybe a week later or so I saw them saw "15 items or fewer" and I thought, "Thank you Al, now I don't feel stupid when reading signs." But now it bugs me cause I do it all over the place.
RagDollSam 1 year ago
who carries around a sticker tht says "fewer" with them?? oy ye weird al
lukesallama 1 year ago
It's funny, but "Drive Slow" is grammatically correct.
deej7 1 year ago
@deej7 How??? The sign is asking people HOW to drive and that is the questions adverbs answer....
americanwomanFL 1 year ago
@americanwomanFL look up "slow" as an adverb on merriam webster dot com. It has several examples of "slow" and NOT "slowLY" being acceptable as an adverb such as My computer is working slow.
you need to go slow with this experiment, or you'll make mistakes>
deej7 1 year ago
Where can we buy these correction boards? I must have some!
andbruno 1 year ago
LMAO man, I've loved Weird Al since I was a kid. I'd love to hang with him sometime. Al if you're reading this, YOU'RE AMAZING!
NeedlesSTKane 1 year ago 5
55 ppl aint got no grammer
Tagahahu 1 year ago
Wow, no offence al, you got old!
thedoughnutprincess 1 year ago
@thedoughnutprincess time'll do that to ya.
Everfalling 1 year ago
@thedoughnutprincess As will YOU one day.... ;-)
americanwomanFL 1 year ago
I be the teacher of that there grammer school!
Tagahahu 1 year ago
Fewer: Referring to a number of items or persons.
Less: Referring to a single amount.
15 items (plural) of fewer (plural) agrees with itself.
foggerman1234 1 year ago 4
Ah AH AHHHHHHH HELL YEAH!
mariotaz 1 year ago
AWESOME!! I love proper grammar!! You go Weird Al !!!
TheBabyZsaZsa 1 year ago 3
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TheBabyZsaZsa 1 year ago
55 people didn't learn grammer *dramatic eye role* ;) x
121Loopyloo 1 year ago
@121Loopyloo And it seems you did not learn proper spelling. I believe you meant "grammar" and "eye roll". ;) x
pnut1221 1 year ago
@pnut1221 Hahaa toucheee ;) x
121Loopyloo 1 year ago
:D :D :D
I Love You. Just for this alone!
rockinkitten 1 year ago
*dramatic eyeroll*
only1pirate 1 year ago
mom! mom! can I keep him? pleaseeee!