Not exactly pedantry, but...

At this moment in time, what`s wrong with now?

Transitioning really irritates me.

'Could you please put that into words??'

'Nope! But I can verbalize.'

'The vast majority' - no, it's 'most'.

I can't understand why people use this phrase on twitter. 'Most' uses far fewer precious characters...

I have long been silently screaming at 'impact' used as a synonym for the verb 'affect'. Though I rather suspect that it is used because people can't remember whether the verb is 'affect' or 'effect'. 'Impact' (verb) means (meant?) something completely different, as we pedants all know

I've heard that one crun. I loathe 'sourced '

That's a new one on me!

Negatory instead of no.

In fact what I posted above about 'Transition' goes around in a circle .....

'Back in the day'

Transition:
A Transition town, or more generally a transition initiative, is a grassroot community project that seeks to build resilience in response to peak oil, climate destruction, and economic instability by creating local groups that uphold the values of the transition network.

grrr!

On a daily basis - boy does that get right up my nose! Daily or every day will do me.

'Going forward' instead of 'in the future' is one that usually makes me shout at the TV...

At the foot of my email app it says "Thunderbird now contains calendaring functionality by integrating the Lightning extension". I assume they mean "We now have a calendar"

Unless they mean that they have connected my laptop up to a lghtning rod and it will make the paper in the printer go all shiny?