To be honest I've picked up a bad habit

grannyticktock......hilarious.

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

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

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

Bella I think I will concentrate on not saying 'actually' so often because I am aware of saying it. That'll do for now!

This is hilarious ? no bad habits here, well not that I know of

Why do I always 'tend' to say/ think/ do? It comes out of my mouth before I can stop it. Horrible saying.

I don’t get that Nanny

'Is it me'?
To which someone answered recently - Yes

No problem,also one of my pet hates if it was a problem would they tell me anyway?
I always tend to call everyone sweetheart when talking to them ie: "thanks sweetheart" when being served etc weither people think its too personal I don't care its just a term I have always used.
I can't bear the finishing of a sentence with "innit* when being interviewed on radio or tv,it seems to be popular mostly with youngsters.

Just come back from Usa where everything is ‘awesome’.

'As I said to Mr. S.' (not Mr. S. of course it's just that I can't put his name on GN). But what can I replace it with?.

Jalimathat reminds me of an awful customer I had in my shop a few years ago. She was very rude and aggressive and said 'are you calling me a liar?' so I said 'yes'.

The unnecessary 'for me' as in 'write your name here for me'.

Guys. This moment in time. With the greatest respect. Being ‘transparent’. ?

catgrandma I hate all those too ! Especially transparent

I say guys all the time and I like it! But I have realised that I say to be honest to DH a lot!

Smileless

I have a friend who says "It was so funny; you can ask (insert name of person who saw the hilarity)"
The fact that I don't know the person, or that I would go and find them to ask if it really was that funny.. strange saying..

Well what I meant was I use the word 'tend ' unecessarily and when I hear it come out of my mouth I want to scream. Example: I tend to shop at Tesco.
I tend to spend all my money on gin? . Bella?

I get it now. Thanks Nanny! I tend to do that too!!

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I hate, loathe and detest "not a problem". If it is used when I'm asking for something I anticipate will be tricky then that's appropriate but it seems to be a current form of punctuation. I was explaining why I couldn't do something once I said " I have very poor fine motor skills due to my medical condition ". " no problem" felt like a rather insulting response as, for me, it is a problem. Sulk!

Yes definitely, now added to that I am beginning to repeat myself , so I have cunningly tried to disguise this by starting every sentence with .... I may have said this already ! It's a slippery slope from now on ladies ?

But 'no problem' ?!!

My bad habit? Saying "Yes, of course I can do/will do".