Im here to prove you all wrong. If you were to refer to a group of "ones" it is correct. If you were playing cards and the deck had a card with the value of one, and winning the game will get you three dollar bills. And your hand was all ones. You could say "I'm definitely gonna lose I have all these ones." Then your friend could reply "Those ones are gonna cost you these ones" Those would be in reference to the cards with a value of one. These would be in reference to the the dollar bills. I know you could say it better many different ways. Such as leaving out these and those but it proves it can work when a group of ones are the subject. You could even say "Your ones" tell me I'm wrong.