To be honest I've picked up a bad habit

Probably not Wilma but hey, join the club (as “they” also say) ?

I think I might also say 'really', 'See you later', 'basically' and 'Hey ho'. Is there any hope for me?

Im like always saying like. I think it comes of being with young people. I also call people himny and darlin. Terrible i know

grannyticktock......hilarious.

Mine is Hey ho

DGD taught me that BBbevan

Incredible!
I once heard a politician on the radio claiming that their party had some "incredible policies".
I would have been more impressed if their policies had been credible.

It's clearly.........

Diolch Jalima

Amazing which started with David Beckham I think grrr

Tidy!

I never implied it was a bad habit. Jalima Just that everyone in S Wales especially says it. And if Teetime had been there, that is where she may have picked up ' to be honest with you ' . ?

All conversations prefaced by 'D'you know what?' - I suppose a variant of 'Guess what?' and an attention-seeking ploy. I don't think I've been guilty of this one!

So, like it's when I say bless when, you know, I'm an aetheist.

I think I say "i'll see you later" even though I know I won't. I don't know why I say it!

I don't say it unless it's true but I hate it when people in shops say see you later when you leave....there have been times when I expect half a dozen such folks to turn up later! It is meaningless.

Actually BBevan, it's not a bad habit it's quite funny if not overdone!

Friend of DH tacks “As it were” on to most sentences. Very irritating as it were. ?

Jalima1108 What is disgusting?

It's another saying from Gavin and Stacy BBevan!

'That's disgusting that is'
which I have heard people use jokingly (best said by younger friends in an authentic Welsh accent)

Yes! Friends of mine start virtually every sentence with "to be honest with you..." I always feel like saying "Do you usually lie to me then?"

Politicians who use the phrase "Let me say this..."
Property show clichés - Light and airy. We want to keep alpacas. A big dine-in kitchen with an island. ( It's envy with the latter )
Property show euphamisms - Cosy for too small. Potential - for someone else.
As for me - Not to worry - when clearly I should.

If I have any minor news or gossip to impart to OH I find myself starting the tale with "Guess what?"
How I would hate to hang around waiting for him to guess.
Not that he would!

I address everybody as love, Yorkshire upbringing, I know it annoys some people but at 62 I doubt I'll change.

Not to bad living in Devon as they do tend to address women as "my Lover" no I'm not or "my Lovely" which I like, used in Somerset a lot as well.

I find myself saying 'Bye love' at the end of family phone conversations - hate it, it's 'so not me' (that's another one). Has anyone else got in the habit of counting how many times the weather forecaster on BBC says 'but'?

Mine was "I have to say", even when I certainly didn't have to say anything. It took me ages to stop that. I'm now working on "so".