Talk:Pawn Shop/@comment-5085162-20120512153913/@comment-5085162-20120512202410

Got it. Since there are only a couple (three to be precise?) out of order, they can be sorted when the numbers are removed.

Speaking of the other two, I didn't add them, but the "Drum Sticks" are actually kettledrum mallets (I played percussion in high school band, so I know trivia like this) and are located just in front of the gramophone. The "Gaming Console" is the colorful gadget beside the tennis bracelet that looks more like it contains paint pots.

And for pedantic trivia, it should be "number of items" in your message. The idea is that if they are discrete (that is, you can count them), you use "number" and if you can't, you use "amount." Hence, "number of grains of sand" but "amount of sand" since the grains could theoretically be counted but the sand is a conglomerate, so it is more like a fluid. The same concept applies for "fewer" and "less" ("fewer items" v. "less water"; yes, "ten items or fewer" is incorrect on all those checkout stands). "Many" and "much" are another pair ("much anger" v. "many angry people"). Yes, it can be confusing; English is not for the faint of heart.