the video ends when I use a word with an “E” in it
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Woah! You gave up on the video already? Looking for some better chuckles down here? Wow, thanks! That makes me feel terrific! Glad to see you've got a good grip on where your attention is! Get back on up there, you might not even hate it!
Seeing a lot of e's in this comment
Watched it entirely before reading this Matt it was a good video
@@renaudperron8451 same haha
how did you know
@@renaudperron8451 You are a treasure
I don't know what it is about this guy sitting on a stool somewhere in the woods, telling long winded, unpractical jokes, but I love it.
so very kind thank you J F
True that
@Emotional D or this:
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@@MattColbo very has an “E” in it, you do not win, thanks for playing
“Heh, stool.” - Matt, probably
So basically, using sentences without E makes you sound smarter
Factual
His words are more deliberate
Indeed
Indubitably
Undeniably.
2:34 "I don't know what you're doing, but I promise you it's stupid"
This guy could interrupt pretty much any of your videos at any point and he'd be right.
5
5
5?
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Who knew all it took to sound intelligent is to not use the letter “e” in speech
spch?
@@skipp3252 nah, that's different from sp ch
You mean in talk?
How is it that only word with said symbol in it you guys bring up is a synonym of talk? 2nd word Also in this chunk of words has said symbol. A synonym of smart also has said symbol, and a word symbol is instead, and both words in front of this.
(God I am so sorry have fun deciphering my gibberish)
@Willy Osigian i know that’s why I abbreviated it lol, I guess it doesn’t really work
My writing instructor had us do a short story this way. I did a story about a dog. I stuck putty on that unlawful symbol to avoid touching it unknowingly and did turn to a book of synonyms continually.
If you cut out "Th_" and add in "Said" in its spot, this will carry on with said story, or pass for a thing from its kind, anyways.
@@NickWrightDataYT good catch! That sly unlawful symbol, always finding ways of slinking into what I said! 😑
I saw that “Miranda Wyatt” also did not contain such an unlawful symbol. “Spottyrul#s”, to my dismay, follows not said law.
@@mirandawyatt77 That's why I did ctrl + F to proof my writing.
P.S. I would say "I did a story about a dog", not "Said story I did..." it flows in a natural way. You may not want that input, though.
@@peterlewis2178 thank you for advising. “Said” was an occasion of substitution for an unlawful symbol that snuck in. I was conscious of its clumsy sound. Your organization of this wording is good.
not what i was anticipating and i'm happy about that
I am to inform you that your words, through dumb luck or not, do not contain that symbol that Matt avoids in his musings.
Hi dan
dan bull (douglby)
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@@EEEEEEEE I cannot fathom how bad you must think of you with that knowing of that fact that you just did that ruining of that thing that so many of us has put work into doing!
"In pushing forward our own story, it is usually a good thing to act ambitiously and to not fall victim to limits that us as individuals lay down.
It is of paramount import that any and all of us not stick to said limitations".
- A sagacious man that can't say a word containing that symbol.
1000% had to google sagacious, love it
@@MattColbo you are a jocular gasconader
@@MattColbo I just believed your iq and lexile was in the 5 digit territory, and you've just ruined that for me
@@MattColbo But do you contain as much adoration for it as you did so for your dad, to whom you couldn't say anything until that gunshot wound got him. In truth this affair is truly ironic and just plain stupid like WTF(shit I used an e, crap I used it again, now I've created an inescapable loop haven't I).
@@randomz5890 You did not say said symbol. You put forth a group of symbols that say your thought without using it.
It is surprisingly amazing that you found linguistic situations in which you couldn’t talk with said symbol! I’m proud.
That symbol prior to "f" is a tricky guy to avoid.
i can concur with this proposition, it is a humongous task to avoid said distinct glyph that you point to. i can only think of what a task of that proportion would look similar to, but it would always show to us as a crazy big job.
What a good production this was. I am happy to say that I am also following this pursuit of not saying such a symbol that follows "D".
king
@@MattColbo ❤️
That was goo'd' run
I am proud at how smooth your inscription is. With my paragraphs, I occasionally look at synonyms and my writing is fairly choppy. Yours sounds almost akin to normal communication, and for that, I applaud you.
@Practithilogistioanithioligistionists 'Sentence'
Georges Perec, a French writer, has also written an entire book without using the letter "e", in spite of it being the most used letter in the French language. It's called "La Disparition", and it is more than three hundred pages long.
was that the one that was translated into multiple languages while still following the same limitation?
@@mcrawfish Indeed, I believe it is. It makes it all the more impressive!
Someone else mentioned an English translation, A Void.
Did he write his name in the book?
@@10ytrewq sure hope not
Another cool book with this gimmick is "A Void". It's a lot of fun and said gimmick is part of the plot.
i did not know this, much appreciated
Love the title’s pun, very clever
also was first written in French without the letter E and then translated to English also without it, so double fun for any you Canadian fellas out there
@@pizzajoke3561 a voi d?
@@rightproperlad oh that's interesting, the e is more used than the a in french I believe, so it'd be like like writing a book in english without any "a" in it
It's impressive how he does this
"I can't do that right now Chris, I'm doing this thing where..."
WHERE
2:16 "I'm doing this thing where--" you failed at this moment and could've already called your dad at this point good job
Let’s say the line was “wh-“ and call it even
@@MattColbo You clearly said whar.
E has a letter frequency of almost 13% in English, making it quite the task. In French, it's an even bigger task since it has a frequency of 15%, and German is at 16% (since all indefinite and definite (save for nominative/accusative neuter definite article) contains E).
In Spanish, A is almost as frequent as E, and in Portuguese, A is actually more frequent at 15%, with E right behind. Esperanto, being a constructed language, as A at 12%, I at 10% and then E at 9%. Turkish is another language with A at 12% with E right behind. Polish as the top 4 as A, I, O, E, which might explain why Esperanto is as it is. Finnish top 5 is A, I, N, T, E, and a language with two consonants more frequent than E.
So the point is, this task will change in difficulty depending on language, and that you can't use E for every language.
Why are you everywhere
@@mx_ae because I exist everywhere
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@@EEEEEEEE E
My question is, is this the frequency in speech or in a list of words? Because words such as 'the' are used very, very often and have the letter e in them and so e appears a lot in language, more so than it would if all words had the same frequency. Words like floccinaucinihilipilification don't have an e in them, but they're used very rarely.
What I'm trying to say is that it's much harder when core words have the letter e. Like the, as opposed to zygostatical, which no one would ever use and which would then falsely represent how common specific letters are in English speech.
There is a French writer (Georges Perec) who wrote a whole book, entitled "La Disparition", without the letter "e".
Which is a lot harder in French
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“You are an idiot” the way you said that was hilarious.
"Arm? That's not gonna kill him"
“Gadsby” actually has 3 of that fifth glyph within it’s writings. It is still worthy of admiration, just not claims of infallibility.
(No e’s, except in these brackets)
3 is cheating though
@@bluestrawberry679 solution: it has one plus two of the fifth glyph
@@galaxyguy4247 this glyph is still in your words.
@@nefrace just put "That" in that word that contains that fifth glyph
That is appalling. I will put forth a proposition that many individuals should scorn Wright for this horrific miscalculation.
You know, “Your mother” contains the letter E. So I’m predicting that’s how this video ends.
Edit: it wasn’t
I made the same prediction
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"Your father" also contains E lol
The word "use ". He can't "use" the letter E
vidEo has the said symbol too
“I’m loving you dad” pretty simple
3:17 bang on 5. 💀 had to ruin it.
I both understood all of this, and none of this at the same time.
2:05
Matt: I wuv you Dad!
It's so cool that you did this! Not using a particular symbol commonly said in our daily words is so difficult. I am struggling to do such a thing right now.
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@@EEEEEEEEusername checks out
"I cannot say any words containing a symbol post d and prior to f."
Dad is still having a bad day, but this production is now fully in-tact.
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Except you can't say 'F' without making an 'eff' sound.
Well 2:16 and 3:04 already had him fail
The moral of the story:
Let’s make “love” spelled “luv” to protect dads from sudden death
"it's a gun, not a tank!"
laughed out loud on the subway, matty boy. damn you!
On a similar note, there was a guy who wrote a physics paper without using any words of Latin origin and only anglo-germanic words titled "uncleftish beholding". Although, unlike Matt, he did that because he believed he was 'cleansing the English language of impurities'... I'll let you figure out how racist the guy was
Edit:
Forgive me, many people have correctly pointed out that Poul Anderson (the writer of uncleftish beholding) was not publicly racist- I had mistaken him for Australian composer Percy Grainger who did a similar thing of preferring to speak/compose using anglo-germanic words which he called "blue-eyed English" and was quite an open believer of aryanism.
Also, the act of excluding words of certain origin in itself is not racist, such as Navajo wanting to preserve their heritage and history by not borrowing English words, but in the case of Grainger, his intent and motivation to exclude Greek, French and Latin words was racist.
"Motelore" was right there
This sentence does not contain a single word with the letter "J", "Q", "Y", and "Z" in it, so does this sentence.
That's Anglish, right?
A noble pursuit. The damn language would make way more sense if that happened.
@@ChadKakashi
The latin is not a problem, what truly messed up the english language to the point were the grammar is almost nonexistent (and what's little that's left is nonsensical) was the french influence after the Normans conquered England.
Reminds me of a little book called "Ella Minnow Pea" aka how it sounds to say lmnop quickly. It is about a little island which has some confusing lore surrounding it that I don't understand. Basically without spoiling anything, throughout the novel the author stops using certain letters of the English alphabet until all that is left is lmnop.
It's super fun but can get a little hard to read near the end (it's starts looking like a shittier shitpost from Tumblr)
That book is really neat
Sounds very intriguing
the nonchalant "rip dad" at the end is just the cherry on top of the 'e' devoid cake lmao
“Are you having a stroke”
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love how every one of Matt Colbo's videos is just him setting himself increasingly difficult line memorisation challenges
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@@EEEEEEEE oh no it is the symbol that ended the production of a thing matt did
I like how the reason "Chris" paused after what Matt said, it was to figure out how many E's were in the sentence he just said and not which letter comes before F.
Amazing work Matt, I hold in truth that nothing is out of your skill ground.
thank you kind friend, although I cannot dance, nor jump very high
@@MattColbo nor can you do a kick flip
man this production is making me look at everyone's comments funny
the man could just say "I luv you"
2:45 "Minute"
it acc says “a bit”
He also blinked, there’s an “e” in the word blinked.
2:00 "love"
AbductEd
pEoplE
thEy
When HE says it
That's the point of the whole video🤣🤣
He also blinked, there’s an “e” in the word blinked.
2:15 "I'm doing this thing whEre"
No he said it like wear
@@sambreuer5993 that still has an e
@@sambreuer5993 Oh I see, makes sense...
@@ShaheedKhaliva exACTLY at least you get it
He also blinked, there’s an “e” in the word blinked.
“Love” without an “e” = Love without any. So deep actually
this idea is the most randomest,, unique, but great idea
I never know what to expect next with you Matt. Love your stuff
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@@EEEEEEEEAgonizin
This is what I call: "sophisticated humor"
"It's impossible to make a sentence without the letter 'e' in it."
"Wow! I can't find a flaw in that logic!"
"It is beyond any ability to form a chain of vocabulary without a particular Latin symbol that is prior to 'f' in said chain of vocabulary."
He could have just said, “I cannot say that symbol following D.” In that case, he could have addressed his challenge to his friend without failing it!
As the wise old man Mark Normand one time, "comedy"
Dee
prior to F
This is without doubt a profoundly exciting culmination of your vocabulary. Picking words without having 'that' symbol in it is difficult no doubt (as I am coming to this conclusion by writing this), but managing to finish this artwork with a convincing story is out of this world. My two thumbs up for this.
Your word post your sixth word has said symbol in it.
@@rochops6272 make it amazing instead
Exciting
That is crazy
2:53 he said "thats not gonna kill em" that contains e. I know its supposed to be him but he pronounced it as em
He also blinked, there’s an “e” in the word blinked.
He said “him” not “them”
I think adding limitations to things is a good thing to do. With limitations, you put additional thought into actions you do and things you construct. Occasionally, it can add quality to your work, and also turn it into an opportunity for instruction.
Plus, avoiding our fifth signary symbol did add fun to writing this.
You failed, produce has an E
@@TheColtster933 Dammit
@@Kain_cee hey, at least you fixed it
Matt, i am so glad that you found a way to post this clip without using that symbol. I can truly say thank you for that. That symbol that is in front of F is all about our linguistic world. I ask you this, was it truly worth your dad having a casing shot into his arm?
In front? 🤨
except that F is "eff". "fifth symbol in alpha-sort" ;)
nice comment
I just love all pauses to avoid probably saying “The.”
"I don't know what you're doing but I promise it's stupid." 🤣🤣🤣
This was miraculous work Matt. Stuff such as this is why I am so fond of you. 💗
Speaking without using the letter e basically forces you to use more complicated words to communicate, hence you sound smarter
Considering even the word "the" is off the table, writing anything without the letter "E" is impressive.
"You wont catch this guy" had this guy chuckling
I love you, Matt!!!! I'll be back in Vermont, soon. Enjoying your work from my summer spot just outside London, UK.
This is a thing that most humans find difficult. Trying to find the words that don't have this symbol is almost similar to finding a pin in a haystack
“this is truly a provoking pursuit”😂😂😂
Ok this is amazing but hear me out :
fun fact : in my language ( which is french ) there is a word for books like this, without a specific letter, and the word is "lipogramme"
(C'est une figure de style)
And finally, there is this french writer Georges Pérec, and that man wrote a 300 pages book without the letter E. The book is called " La Disparition ".
Moreover, the letter E is the most used is the french language, so you can imagine the difficulty
So,yep, this man is incredible
La Disparition was translated into English, also without the letter e, and renamed to “A Void”
@@treyebillups8602 well thank you ! I didnt know that
I like the fact that the video length is 3:33, which is leetspeak for 'eee'.
He also blinked, there’s an “e” in the word blinked.
@@clickbaitpolice1750 💀😭😭
rip that last sentence lol
I can’t understand how I did not notice the dictation of that particular symbol. What a fool I am.
I wonder if he wrote his monologue at the beginning down, and read it or had it remembered or if he just came up with it on the spot while filming. That would have been so difficult
Wow, I am impressed you managed to avoid the letter "E" for so long during that wild improv, and all that without a script! Truly amazing
Hope your dad is doing okay
You really think this wasn't scripted? 🤣🤣💀🤡
@@elliott7268 You really think he is expressing sincere concern about MattColbo's father who is caught in a very fictional and totally made up predicament? Whooosh!
@@elliott7268 this is embarrassing for you please delete this
@@elliott7268 damn, really outing yourself here as not understanding the comment.
@@elliott7268 you really think it was? This man's father is dead and you think it was just some joke. How sick
When you said "I'm doing this vid-" I gasped at how you almost finished the word. Scripted or not, that was very clever
My brain cells were hurting so bad. I can't describe that felling in word
The challenge has failed before it even started!
“I am loving you now, always did and always will, dad.” Problem solved.
Thank you for providing thought-provoking stuff by way of talking without using a particular symbol. Although it is a bit fun to lay out symbols without using a particular symbol, it is still a task.
Also, RIP Dad
I am going to try to say this without that symbol, just as you did. This production shows that you can do vastly smart things, for I am having to find many words by googling synonyms during typing, and much of this grammar is probably wrong, but this is a fun thing to do. Wow that was hard, but I'm glad I got my point across 😂
Wow! Fantastic job my pal, I just saw your production about not using “a”, and it was actually crazy. Good job!
I lost it at “I am grasping said situation’s gravity” 😂
Fun fact: excluding the letter "E" the title itself has five E-s in it. So yeah, that dude was right in the end.
excluding all uses of the letter E, the title has no e in it
th vido nds whn I us a word with an “_” in it
He actually did use the letter “E” when he said the word “where”. I’m surprised I don’t see anyone else calling it out
He also used it when he said minute
@@kpdelaney6460 ye i noticed that lol
@@kpdelaney6460 if youre referring to 2:46, he didnt say "wait just a minute" he said "wait just a bit"
@@ClassicMist360 yeah I noticed that after rewatching it a few times; my mistake
“its a gun not a tank” i have now tethered this to me
"ILY"
This short film was such a thrill to watch, I wish I could do such loquacios and surprising tricks that you did. I truly glorify your capability in british idiomas. Good job! I look forward to similar original productions from you
P.S.: I finally did it, a _dictum_ that contains not that un-said symbol
3:07 Matt said part of a word containing said symbol, which still counts as using a word with that symbol in it. I'm also not using it in this post.
Hand
I’m definitely stealing the line “it’s a gun, not a tank”
"My adoration for you dad is maximum" saved dad
3:15 lEttEr
@The Arrogant Writer yes
He also blinked, there’s an “e” in the word blinked.
0:01 "Okei" you just lost there...
he said “okay”….
@@ETPlayerLaser1 spanish E
2:15 he says "Im doing this thing where"
so he used said symbol
Can we get an E in the chat
2:26 “why am I talking in what way of which you asked?” Was that an E?
NO
I don't hear "-ed", it's just ask I think
thats how it feels like to learn a new language
I love the part when he didn't say E
0:06 you said I’ve
He said I
He also blinked, there’s an “e” in the word blinked.
@@clickbaitpolice1750 he didn't say it
Never bin so early
"Dad, I luv you. L-U-V. That still counts."
I particularly applaud that bit at which point this man said symbol.
Doesn’t the word obducters contain an e? (2:40)
Yes
abductors
Abductors
@@noob_donate_plz826 @Bubster oh, didnt know... thanks
All of a sudden people correcting him
At this point, Ima just use morse code.
he said "armed."
so glad this was randomly recommended to me
Bro got this right into the alorithm of this app and I'm happy for him
I have no idea how this ended up in my recommendations, but I was thoroughly entertained. Liked