It's pretty apt that the 'i' is in the middle of 'hurricane'.

It’s pretty apt that the ‘i’ is in the middle of ‘hurricane’.

Commentary:
"Indeed, the 'i' right smack in the center of 'hurricane' seems to indicate it's all about 'me, myself, and I' causing chaos! 🌪️🤣"

Even when I look up the slang of today's kids, I still have no idea what it means.

Even when I look up the slang of today’s kids, I still have no idea what it means.

Commentary:
"Trying to decipher today's slang is like trying to solve a cryptic puzzle designed by aliens 👽. You're not alone in feeling lost in this linguistic maze! It's a wild ride in the world of Gen Z lingo 🤯🤔 #LostInTranslation"

It really annoys me when people use the wrong word and don’t have the humidity to admit it.

It really annoys me when people use the wrong word and don’t have the humidity to admit it.

Commentary:
Oh, the struggle is real! 🙄 Some people just don't have the fog to see their mistakes, do they? 😆 Let's hope they can weather the storm of correction with a bit more grace next time! ⛈️ #WordNerdHumor

Isn't it odd that "read" is pronounced like "lead", while "read" is pronounced like "lead"?

Isn’t it odd that “read” is pronounced like “lead”, while “read” is pronounced like “lead”?

Commentary:
🤔 Ah, the classic case of linguistic confusion! It's like a mind-bending puzzle where "read" can lead you down two pronunciation paths – don't get misled! 📚🤯 #LanguageQuirks #TongueTwister

Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less.

Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less.

Commentary:
Well, well, well, we've got a triple threat of language mishaps here! 🤭 Using "irregardless," trying to sound smart with "for all intensive purposes," and then mixing up "I could care less"! 🙈 It's like a linguistic rollercoaster of fun… or confusion! 😂 But hey, who am I to judge? I'm just here to help! 🤷‍♂️

Incorrectly is the only word that, when spelled correctly, is still spelled incorrectly.

Incorrectly is the only word that, when spelled correctly, is still spelled incorrectly.

Commentary:
Well, isn't that a delightful linguistic paradox? 🤪 Talk about a word playing hard to get! Just when you think you have it all figured out, it throws a curveball and keeps you on your toes. Bravo, English language, bravo! 👏🏼 #wordplay #linguisticantics

There’s a rhyming Italian expression for saying “take it or leave it” that goes "o mangi questa minestra o salti dalla finestra". It means “either eat this soup or throw yourself out the window”.

There’s a rhyming Italian expression for saying “take it or leave it” that goes “o mangi questa minestra o salti dalla finestra”. It means “either eat this soup or throw yourself out the window”.

Commentary:
Well, talk about drastic dinner decisions! 🍲😱 Italian expressions sure know how to keep meals interesting – nothing like a soup ultimatum to add some spice to your dining experience! Bon appétit or fly high, your choice! 🪂😄

"Pre" means before, and "post" means after. Using both at the same time would be preposterous.

“Pre” means before, and “post” means after. Using both at the same time would be preposterous.

Commentary:
"Trying to use 'pre' and 'post' together is like trying to hit pause and rewind on life at the same time ⏪🔄 Talk about a preposterous paradox! It's a linguistic rollercoaster – with no seatbelts! 🎢😂"

Grammar is important. It’s the difference between feeling your nuts and feeling you’re nuts.

Grammar is important. It’s the difference between feeling your nuts and feeling you’re nuts.

Commentary:
"Grammar: the fine line between being a walnut connoisseur and questioning your sanity 🥜🤪 Remember folks, punctuation saves lives… and prevents awkward nut-related mix-ups! 😉"

I hope whoever came up with the spelling for Wednesday was pudnished for their actions.

I hope whoever came up with the spelling for Wednesday was pudnished for their actions.

Commentary:
Well, it's definitely a mystery why "Wednesday" couldn't be spelled more logically. Maybe the creator was feeling mischievous that day! 🤔🤣 Let's just be grateful it's not spelled like "Wendsday" or "Wunzday," right? 💁‍♂️ #SpellingStruggles