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with saying "your welcome" i get so tired of hearing someone saying "no problem" when you say thank you[:(!][:(!]
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quote:Originally posted by jwb267
with saying "your welcome" i get so tired of hearing someone saying "no problem" when you say thank you[:(!][:(!]
I usually say no problem. Depends who says thanks.0 -
Nope, I usually don't let little things like that bother me too much[^]. I usually say "no problem" or "not a problem" though.
Jon0 -
I have "no problem" saying "you're welcome"[^] 0 -
Doesn't bother me any more than someone saying "appreciate it" instead of "thank you". 0 -
I dont really care if anyone says thank you, it makes my day happier kind of... but yeah.
Do you have a problem with me saying "Sup" instead of "Hello"?
I still have manners, I know the whole Sir / Ma'am thing, I use manners. But I dont let little things get to me, if i did, there would be way too much to worry about0 -
No Worries. 0 -
Some time ago, I decided to honor my Father and Mother by complying with their teachings of proper politeness, and have striven to remove the commonly used colloquialisms in this regard.
You may note that many of my posts have the phrase "Thank you" within them.
I also use "You're welcome" rather than the vulgar substitutes that seem to be in favor, at present.
I do not, however, try to impose my thoughts in these regards, upon others.
I have also pretty much ceased correcting the spelling or grammer of my friends on this forum.
Doug0 -
Thank you Doug. 0 -
Language evolves WITH or WITHOUT you.
Some of it evolves me - some of it doesn't.
My wife says, "woken" ... we've been arguing
about that for almost 30 years ... and probably
will continue.
... music is pretty much b*stardized and so goes
our language ... unfortunately.0 -
At two-and-a-half years old, my daughter already says "You're welcome" when thanked. As a result, I find myself using it more often than "No problem".
But when I thank someone and they take the time to acknowledge my thanks in any fashion, I'm satisfied.0 -
Depends who I am talking to,......if it is an older person, I would say "you're welcome".
If it is a young person, I might say "no problem", although it isn't often that you hear "thank you" from the real young ones.
Yes,........I know there are exceptions![;)]0 -
Depends on who I am talking to. If a customer says "thank you" I will say "it is my pleasure to serve you", if I help out a fellow worker i'll say "not a problem", now if it is my boss I'll say "anything to help" 0 -
It depends. 0 -
you're welcome/not a problem/anytime/it was my pleasure
all seem okay for different circumstances to myself.
Ben0 -
I like to say "Anytime" or "Anytime sir." 0 -
Well I always find it better than saying "Don't thank me Blah Blah Blah... What other f...ing other option did I have!!! 0 -
I have no problem with that.[:)] 0 -
What about "No biggie" or, "Don't mention it," or "My pleasure"?
A little sensitive, aren't we?
I'm surprised when someone actually says "Thank you."0 -
No "Problems here"[;)] 0 -
What bothers me is when someone request something by saying, "Give me", instead of "May I have". It's just plain rude in my book. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by sarge_3ad
What bothers me is when someone request something by saying, "Give me", instead of "May I have". It's just plain rude in my book.
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quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
Some time ago, I decided to honor my Father and Mother by complying with their teachings of proper politeness, and have striven to remove the commonly used colloquialisms in this regard.
You may note that many of my posts have the phrase "Thank you" within them.
I also use "You're welcome" rather than the vulgar substitutes that seem to be in favor, at present.
I do not, however, try to impose my thoughts in these regards, upon others.
I have also pretty much ceased correcting the spelling or grammer of my friends on this forum.
Doug
Don't hurt yourself...
You're welcome.0 -
Much abliged.... 0 -
No Problem... 0 -
Originally posted by rcrxs old lady
What about "No biggie" or, "Don't mention it," or "My pleasure"?
A little sensitive, aren't we?
I'm surprised when someone actually says "Thank you."
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not really sensitive,maybe i am just a little older and use to saying your welcome. i also must agree with Doug Wilson0 -
Vinaka Vakelevu ![;)] 0 -
Good manners are good manners, regardless of the precise choice of words used to express gratitude and appreciation. Yes, things have gotten a lot more casual than they were once upon a time -- but for a person to say "thank you" (or "thanks" or "cool" or whatever) is still infinitely better than for them to say nothing and leave me feeling that what I did was taken for granted. Likewise the reply to a thank-you -- "no problem", "any time", "don't worry about it" all work as well as "you're welcome" for me. It's the courtesy that matters, not the words used to express it. 0 -
Shang you, dahlink!!!![;)] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by fishkiller41
Much abliged....
Actually fishkiller, that is obliged, meaning obligated. My dad used to say that a lot. Thanks for the memory.0 -
Danke schon! 0
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