← Back to context Comment by maccard 2 months ago Apologies, “Netflix” has become like hoover, Google, or Kleenex - eponymous for the product. 4 comments maccard Reply throw-12-16 2 months ago Thats definitely an American way of speaking. badc0ffee 2 months ago Americans don't call a vacuum cleaner a Hoover, do they? The British definitely do. throw-12-16 2 months ago I don't think so, but I typically hear them use brands like Kleenex, Band-aid, etc instead of tissue, bandage. 1 reply →
throw-12-16 2 months ago Thats definitely an American way of speaking. badc0ffee 2 months ago Americans don't call a vacuum cleaner a Hoover, do they? The British definitely do. throw-12-16 2 months ago I don't think so, but I typically hear them use brands like Kleenex, Band-aid, etc instead of tissue, bandage. 1 reply →
badc0ffee 2 months ago Americans don't call a vacuum cleaner a Hoover, do they? The British definitely do. throw-12-16 2 months ago I don't think so, but I typically hear them use brands like Kleenex, Band-aid, etc instead of tissue, bandage. 1 reply →
throw-12-16 2 months ago I don't think so, but I typically hear them use brands like Kleenex, Band-aid, etc instead of tissue, bandage. 1 reply →
Thats definitely an American way of speaking.
Americans don't call a vacuum cleaner a Hoover, do they? The British definitely do.
I don't think so, but I typically hear them use brands like Kleenex, Band-aid, etc instead of tissue, bandage.
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