You ever read the children's book series Animorphs? One of my favorites while growing up; however, I don't think it ever received as much popularity as it deserves. There is still a good section of it at my local public library though.
I thought this was an awesome turn of phrase and started using it. 'No worries' has so much more to offer than 'No problem' or 'You're welcome'. The latter two concern only the immediate situation and the action which prompted the response. 'No worries' is a sort of well-wishing for the rest of this other person's day.
<(º_________º)>
Oh wow, Animorphs. That takes me back. Wow.
ReplyDeleteAs for 'no worries' I always used it as 'don't worry about it' which I always kinda figured was the same as no problem. Maybe I just went with it instead of thinking about it.
when I was a kid I don't have any favorite books. lol.
ReplyDeleteI never experienced bed time stories and stuff..so, nope, no idea about this. lol
but yeah, I like "no worries" than no problem..^_^
I say no worries a lot too, but I don't think I picked it up from Animorphs. It was okay, but I could never really get into it that much, despite the concept of people turning into animals appealing to me.
ReplyDeleteNow that really makes me sound like a furry -_- I'm not, I'm really not.
@Mark: Too late. It's too late.
ReplyDelete