On the episode of "Full House" when Michele gets the donkey, watch the part where she just comes in the house with it and is in the kitchen. When Michele's dad imitates Jesse, Jesse says after that "A," and then something else, then "2". Ya' know, it's supposed to be "A,B" or "1,2".
You know how people say (for example)
1. I don't like corn
and 2. It doesn't matter what I said I liked anymore..
well in this ep he says "A. blah blah blah" "2. blah blah blah"
which he should have said "1" instead of "A"
*not literally blah blah...I just dont know what he says exactly*
I think it was intentional, to make people laugh. It means like, when someone is making two points, they either say "A" and make the first point, then "B" and make their second, or they use 1 and 2. In this case, he used both...A and 2.
Actually, the reason he was saying "A:.............. two:..............." was because he was giving reasons as to why they cannot have the donkey. A lot of people say A, two instead of A, b. So, it's not really a slip-up.
No, that's not a mess up because Jesse has always said that throughout the entire show. I've heard it quit a few times. It's just original. I use it myself sometimes.
Maybe he was talking in outline form..you know when you use outlines
A. blah blah
2. wait no nevermind that wouldn't work either. Shucks he's uncle Jesse let him say what he wants to.
That was definitely intentional. They did that to be funny. Jesse says that on numerous occasions. One time, he said "A, B, 3, and D"... Hey, it's a comedy!
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