That’s right, ladies and gentlemen. When you share your language pet peeves, we listen. In fact, we also highlight them in a blog post, just as we are today.

Here are about 20 of your pet peeves:

• We was (which is an error similar to saying “there is” with a plural subject–something that is done about 8,000,000,000 times per day).
• Ain’t.
• Yinz (Pittsburgh-ese if I’ve ever heard it).
• Excessive use of possessives.
• Using “you” when it should be “your.”
• Typos on professional Web sites.
• When people ask for a letter of recommendation rather than a positive letter of recommendation.
• Using “thanx” instead of “thanks.”
• Blood is thicker than water.
• Saying “try and” instead of “try to.”
• Confusion between “imply” and “infer.”
• Overuse of the exclamation point (I couldn’t agree more!!!!!!!).
• Saying “Oooooooooooooooh” and “Hellooooooooooooooooo.”
• “Tooken” instead of “taken.”
• Most happiest (or any other most with a superlative).
• Saying “Sorry, my bad.”
• Saying “conversate” (It’s in Literally, the Best Language Book Ever).
• Saying “goes” instead of “said.”
• Answering a yes-or-no question with “that’ll be fine.”
• Mispronouncing “nuclear.”