Unleashing the Jragon
English might seem easy at first sight, but it’s bursting with words and phrases that won’t follow logic, seeming to stir only chaos and confusion. Think about a kid trying to learn English.
There’s a mountain of tricky exceptions and expressions to climb, many of which don’t make obvious sense. Consider the word ‘dragon’ – we could spell it ‘jragon’, and it’d sound just the same. No wonder little learners get so puzzled about all these quirky aspects of English.
Stating the Obvious
It might take a bit to sink in, but the absolute ridiculousness of it all is what makes it so funny. We found ourselves looking twice before we caught on that they were just pointing out what was plain sight.
Following this line of thinking, we could top them by saying that everything starts with an ‘E’ and finishes with a ‘G,’ or anything kicks off with an ‘A’ and wraps up with a ‘G.’ It’s an idea that leaves our brains both blown away and amused by its straightforwardness.
