Vocal Voices

On the train to work this morning the girl sitting next to me was sniffing quite badly; so I offered her a tissue - to which she replied: "Oh, no thank you, I'm good thank you". I obviously figured she'd dig out a tissue from her bag and blow her nose - but how wrong was I?

Can you believe she sniffed and snuffled the rest of the journey to Waterloo?????????? gggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

My daughter says "I'm good thank you" too. Where did this come from??? Hate the expression.

Oh how annoying Ria

Ton it's an Americanism, I think

Kaz wrote:Ton it's an Americanism, I think

Yup, she had an American accent. Dare I admit that I use that phrase as well at time - probably comes from working in an american company and largely with Americans for too many years

at the sniffler on the train!

I use that quite a lot too, I think I picked it up from Joe

Oh yuck Meriad

Jo we're both guilty of picking up a few bad habits/phrases from the boys too

On the bright side at least she said thankyou