Remember these?

[Tadaa]

Saturday mornings weren't complete without them.

Grammar Rock Interjection


Grammar Rock Adjective


Rufus Xavier Sarsparilla


Grammar Rock Verb


Grammar Rock Conjunction


Grammar Rock Adverb


Grammar Rock Nouns

 

[star-warrior]

No, we're British.

 

[G-Lexington]

Great. Now I hanker for a hunk of cheese.

Lex

 

[Tadaa]

No, we're British.

 

[Tadaa]

Great. Now I hanker for a hunk of cheese.

Lex

A slab or slice or chunk of....

 

[star-warrior]

If you spell colour as 'color', why not thought as 'thoght'?

If you say Aluminium as 'aluminum', why aren't condominiums spelt 'condominums'?

 

[G-Lexington]

Dude, seriously, you lost the war. Both of them. Let it go.

Lex

 

[star-warrior]

War on correct spelling?


Quick, call Dan Quayle.

 

[G-Lexington]

Jesus, you people in England act like you invented the fucking language...

Lex

 

[Scallywanka]

We did thats how you speak english and not american!!!!

 

[Apollo]

We did thats how you speak english and not american!!!!

Riggggght. Sure you just didn't steal the name?

 

[G-Lexington]

Apparently I DO have to put a smiley face after everything when I'm kidding. I thought it'd be obvious. But, hey, on a positive note, I made somebody post for only the second time in three months - that's gotta be worth something, right? <-

Lex

 

[Apollo]

Ahh, I miss those videos. I am only 18, but they use to do those when I was in elementary, sometimes in middles school and high school for fun. They bring back good memories.

Conjunction Junction has always been my favorite.

 

[G-Lexington]

I think Scatman Crothers sang that one, as well as "Energy". Between that and his voicework as Hong Kong Phooey, he was well-nigh inescapable on Saturday mornings.

Lex

 

[G-Lexington]

You don't have humor in the UK, either?

Lex

 

[senorserio]

Yes, thanks, Tadaa....those instantly took me to Sat. mornings when I was about 7 or 8.

 

[doctorsun]

Where were they called "Grammar Rock?" They were always called "School House Rock" when I saw them.

 

[Tadaa]

Where were they called "Grammar Rock?" They were always called "School House Rock" when I saw them.

They still are. They're just broken up into categories.

 

[G-Lexington]

There were several "sub-genres" to Schoolhouse Rock. Grammar Rock had all the parts of speech. History Rock had things like "I'm Only a Bill" and "Elbow Room". Science Rock had "Energy" and "Interplanet Janet". And Multiplication Rock had...well, you figure it out.

Lex

 

[Tadaa]

There were several "sub-genres" to Schoolhouse Rock. Grammar Rock had all the parts of speech. History Rock had things like "I'm Only a Bill" and "Elbow Room". Science Rock had "Energy" and "Interplanet Janet". And Multiplication Rock had...well, you figure it out.

Lex

Loved "Interplanet Janet"