Who started this fad off . It seems everybody is saying it now, especially when they catch a fish. It's almost impossible to watch a fishing video on youtube without someone saying it every 2 minutes and other anglers I speak to whilst fishing keep saying it too. Maybe I'm just being a grumpy old git but it really gets on my tits.

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Lovely times

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Happy days

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I'm totally gassed to be reading this.

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Happy days mate, propper buzzing, Sick

It's gone on for years. I'm now racking my brain now as to who it is on my venue that is always saying it.

The saying that gets on my "Tit's" is when someone says "Well done You". "You" has a proper name so say the name instead of frigging "You" or just say "Well Done" instead. And don't say "Mate" or "Bud" etc either after "Well Done" especially if you don't know me.

Bosh, get in there.

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Yeah - think you're being a bit of a grumpy old git myself.

Still - at least you've brightened up my day, thinking of Chris (Happy) Haswell - "Happy Days" indeed - I'm sure he'd be having a laugh over this

20 years ago “ alrighty” was quite common.

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Grammar errors really annoy me

It's tits not tit's

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What if he only has one?

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'happy days' has been in widespread use in Essex since I was a kid. General use, not angling specific. So a very long time ago.

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Henry Winkler.

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Then it would just be tit

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Also known as a Scozza