one get vs one gets

Some examples from the web:

• Not sure if I can compete with that, although I do have vouchers for a buy one get one free meal at the local pizza place.
• I got a buy one get one free coupon.
• - Okay, well, where does one get cyanide?
• No one get hurt if you don't play no game.
• Now get over here and open this thing and no one get hurt!!
• I am surprised that you're letting this one get away, Victor.
• Them horses the one get all your attention.
• How does one get into the chandelier business exactly?
• Well, then, at least we have step one get the book.
• Any one get off before the red route?
• But has anyone seen one get this close before?
• From whom did one get inquiries?
• Again, in terms of the basic question, "Can one get at the truth?" I guess we're getting very close to it.
• We let one get away. Cowards.
• How absurd and navel-gazing can one get?
• How absurd and navel-gazing can one get?
• Can't believe I let this one get so stretched out.
• You had to let the other one get away too.
• Where does one get this magic scroll?
• I never let one get by me if I could catch her.

Some examples from the web:

• Keep your men back and no one gets harmed.
• No one gets to keep any secrets any more.
• People can visit the island, but no one gets to stay.
• No one gets in here without me knowing.
• So no one gets in until it reaches its destination.
• No one gets in or out without talking to Mr. Samuels.
• No one gets community service for possession.
• Meaning no one gets his jokes.
• No one gets in trouble if we crack the case.
• No one gets out until we get answers.
• Cheese on top or no one gets paid.
• This one gets us the Pulitzer.
• But if the MPs hear, no one gets anything.
• So full benefits, no investigation, no one gets fired.
• No one gets released this early from a 20-year sentence.
• No one gets Bill but us.
• No one gets in unless he wants them.
• No one gets an A-plus in Gerard's class.
• Well, now no one gets out.
• No one gets away with sin.