To be honest I've picked up a bad habit

When we are having training (NHS) all the trainers say "does that make sense?" I think they are trained to say that. No one ever says "no it doesn't"!

So - they're what I call fibbers too Iam64.
Does that make sense? my friend says that too MissAdventure. I feel like saying, no, L****, basically I have no idea what you're talking about. But she is so nice I couldn't do that.

There we are then (oh dear, I think I say that quite often )

Say ‘no!’ MissAdventure

I have a friend who says "Does that make sense, huh?" all the way through conversations.

Yes, I read that too. Iam64 about not trusting anyone who says 'to be honest', but I can't remember where. DH always says that he listens to any politician speaking and says to himself 'why is this b**** lying to me?'

I have a friend who keeps interjecting 'Do you know what I'm saying?' into anything she is saying - well yes, you've just said it!

So - I try and avoid saying 'to be honest' because I read it means that the person saying it is a big fat fibber.

'do you get my meaning' (aaarrgh)

Mr P has a little saying that comes out from time to time "That'll be it then"

As an example, Him: "I can't find my blue jumper" Me: "It's on the airer, drying." Him "That'll be it then".

Bloody.
Not the worst swear word but I know some people don’t like it. It’s very hard to give up an ingrained habit.

I once knew someone who often introduced her remarks with, "Let me put it this way...." which had the effect of making me think there was some underlying meaning that she couldn't express directly. But there wasn't. She just said things like, "Let me put it this way ... Peter has clubs after school three days a week" and there was no more to it than that. Quite disconcerting.

We have a friend who we (privately) call Basically! As in 'old Basically told me....'.

I have a friend who says "literally" literally every minute!

My ex SIL called everyone, male or female, young or old, mate. Every single time I used to say, I'm not your mate, my name is S......, but he just couldn't help himself. Drove me mad.

I hate hearing the word like after every third word. I have managed to drop saying the word basically at the beginning of most sentences. I agree with your list Billybob and I am sure that there are more.

List of annoyances: , Singing from the same hymn sheet, thinking outside the box, basically, at the end of the day, you know what I mean, put it in perspective (whatever that means) I could go on and on.........just saying nearly forgot that one!

Littlest DGC has started prefacing everything with 'basically'

'It is what it is' is another annoying one (not mine)

I keep saying basically, basically wish I could stop

I found myself turning into Miranda's mother and saying 'it's what I call' when describing something.

I hope I don't still do it, because it's what I call an annoying habit.

One of DD's boyfriends used to preface everything with 'to be honest' and he told more whoppers than anyone else I've met

Be careful Teetime be very careful - no-one will believe a word you say

I have lots of annoying habits (apparently)

We are where we are - is my favourite at the moment but, to be honest (boom boom), it's DH's fault because he will keep saying 'if only we/he/she/they had/not done this .....' Drives me bonkers!!

Absolutely! Excellent!

Calling people Angel.
Fine for my little DGC
But everyone??

Any solutions gratefully will received

Starting every sentence with "so........."

Oh I am with you on this. Mine is "to be fair" . . .

I hate the phrase, so why do I find myself saying it so often!

My daughter and I realised we both said "Yeah, no!" when agreeing with someone during the course of conversation, and at other times when reiterating what we just said..
Yeah, no! We just thought it was strange, and ridiculous.