At 1:23 the nouns of the sentence swap, thus we can conclude that the steamed hams sketch has an even number of nouns in it, which is weird since Seymore is supposed to be an odd fellow.
This must be what it sounds like for non English speaking folk listening to people speak English. Also the amount of times the nouns lined up correctly had me geeking
“MY HOUSE IS RUINED!”
“No son it’s just the gods”
At 1:23 the nouns of the sentence swap, thus we can conclude that the steamed hams sketch has an even number of nouns in it, which is weird since Seymore is supposed to be an odd fellow.
Gueughhguh???!?
this means that Chalmers is also an odd fellow, odd + odd = even
0:20 skinner debates establishing a micronation with the weirdest phrasing possible
"Superintendent! I was just stretching my thing on the hams!"
Sounds a little disturbing.
"seymore, the roast is on fire!"
"no mother, it's just the gods"
I love the subtle little edits here and there
Poor Seymour, now that his stove has burned to the ground, he'll be homeless. :(
He won't be HOMELESS AS HIS HOME MORE THAN LIKELY FIXES ITSELF EACH TIIME✅️
"You know, these steam are quite similar to the ones they have at *s m o k e* ."
"Ho-ho-ho-ho, no! Patented oven, old family *s m o k e* ."
2:25 Chalmers tricks Skinner into admitting it's fast food.
"Superintendent, I hope you're ready for mouthwatering Utica!"
"I thought we were having Steamed New Yorks."
Isometric h a m s
“No I said steamed region. That’s what I call dialect.”
Also you forgot the word “phrase” which is a noun
I considered it, but it would make even less sense if I included it. Same goes with examples like "At this time of YEAR, at this time of DAY".
@@stardown77 you also forgot the character names (proper nouns)
This must be what it sounds like for non English speaking folk listening to people speak English.
Also the amount of times the nouns lined up correctly had me geeking
This is a really good one I like how it follows the title and also has other small edits as well. Good job
1:40 Superintendent’s infected by the skinners & non-aware
That's what I call dialect.
NO MOTHER, IT'S JUST THE *GODS*
This is the best one yet
I love me some steamed window ceil
At 1:05 it actually fit lol
Pretty original concept
Thank you! 👍
This meme is still going after all this time
1:23 you call hams steamed hamburgers
You call hams steamed hamburgers?
what about verbs, adverbs, propositions, conjunctions, pronouns, or interjections
I think someone already did verbs before me?