The adjective for metal is metallic, but not so for iron, which is ironic.

What do people do with all the extra time they save by writing ‘k’ instead of ‘ok’?

Meow means woof in cat.

Sometimes I use big words I don’t always fully understand, in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.

She left me because of my poor English. But I doesn’t care.

Why are they called “grammar Nazis” and not “the Gestypo”?

I don’t know the difference between “gray” & “grey” and I’m too scared to even ask.

My love language is deader than Latin.

Hyphenated. Non-hyphenated. The irony.

I’ll be like “I’m fine” then shake my leg at 150 mph.

British people be like “It’s Chewsday, innit?”

Shouldn’t autocorrect be called autoassume?

My love language is being sent money.

If you ever think English is not a weird language just remember that read and lead rhyme and read and lead rhyme. But read and lead don’t rhyme, and neither do read and lead.

Why learn new slang? Stay bogus.

Our pronunciation of the word “colonel” does feel like group psychosis.

I wish British people had subtitles so I knew what they are on about.

If Twitter has taught me anything, a lot of us aren’t ready for a spelling bee.

There’s a famous ancient Chinese proverb, but it’s written in Chinese so I have no idea what it says.

They invented the word metallic, because irony was already taken.

Just as “magic spells” use special rhymes and archaic terms to signal their power, the convoluted language of legalese acts to convey a sense of authority.

You can’t spell dyslexia without sexy.

Your pronouns should be get/help.

Sailors wish they could swear like me.

Why is it spelled “camouflage” and not “ “?