http://www.savagepacer.com/community/forums/rants-and-raves/no-problem-problem Comments for "'No problem' is a problem" en http://www.savagepacer.com/community/forums/rants-and-raves/no-problem-problem#comment-1659 <p>I say no problem often (shrug).. It as meant to say... the thing I did for you was easy enough, and did not cause a problem.. Hense 'No problem'.. I'll think twice nextime.. :)</p> <br class="clear" /> Fri, 16 May 2008 12:07:32 -0500 SavageResident comment 1659 at http://www.savagepacer.com http://www.savagepacer.com/community/forums/rants-and-raves/no-problem-problem <p> When someone says &quot;Thank you,&quot; the standard response over the ageas has been &quot;you're welcome.&quot; Now the standard seems to be &quot;no problem.&quot; To me, saying &quot;no problem&quot; implies there was a problem to begin with and that my thank you is meaningless. However, that phrase &quot;no problem&quot; has worked it's way into our daily language. Maybe I'll start responding back with &quot;what's the problem?&quot; the next time my thank you is received with the rude &quot;no problem&quot; response. Maybe I can change the ungrateful public one at a time! </p> <br class="clear" /><p><a href="http://www.savagepacer.com/community/forums/rants-and-raves/no-problem-problem">read more</a></p> http://www.savagepacer.com/community/forums/rants-and-raves/no-problem-problem#comments Rants and Raves Thu, 15 May 2008 08:15:09 -0500 Nancy Huddleston 7395 at http://www.savagepacer.com