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This is true. I always hoover up even though I don't have a hoover.I suppose its a word like Jeep.
So popular that its now used generically for rival products
This is true. I always hoover up even though I don't have a hoover.I suppose its a word like Jeep.
So popular that its now used generically for rival products
This is the bane of my life on public transport. In days gone by I would mutter under my breath about that awful tinny sound you used to get with ear phones. Who would have thought I'd look on those days fondly. No one use ear phones now, phones are always on loud speaker whether it is for conversations or sharing you awful taste in music with the rest of the tram.People who put their mobile on speaker and then have a conversation with the other person, typically shouting so the person on the other end can hear them, wtf? - gits
Working in an electrical retail background for over 20 years people who call vacuum cleaners Hoovers.
It winds me up something rotten.
Unless you are actually buying a Hoover vacuum cleaner they should never be referred as Hoovers
Correct, also you can only officially go for a crap if your convience was made by Thomas CrapperWorking in an electrical retail background for over 20 years people who call vacuum cleaners Hoovers.
It winds me up something rotten.
Unless you are actually buying a Hoover vacuum cleaner they should never be referred as Hoovers
"Calls are monitored for training and quality purposes...""Your call is important to us" and "We're experiencing an unusually high volume of calls..."
Amended for you Stan :-)"Calls are monitored but not answered for training and quality purposes..."
People are their obsession with their phones on public transport get on my wick.People who put their mobile on speaker and then have a conversation with the other person, typically shouting so the person on the other end can hear them, wtf? - gits
Hahaha excellent well done! - I also hate people who cross the road whilst talking on their mobiles, the number of times I have had to slow down, beep and swear is unreal! - especially in town in the morning, I do like having a good swear though :)People are their obsession with their phones on public transport get on my wick.
If they’re not bumping into you because they’re looking at their screen and not the wider world they’re filming themselves.
There was one lad on the Met on the way to a game last year and he was filming himself smoking an e-cig, exhaling the smoke, and singing along to some line in a song. So I kept putting my hand in shot and giving it the wanker sign. He kept staring again, I kept doing it… he got off the Met!
The ignorant fuckers on hands free shouting into their phones.This is the bane of my life on public transport. In days gone by I would mutter under my breath about that awful tinny sound you used to get with ear phones. Who would have thought I'd look on those days fondly. No one use ear phones now, phones are always on loud speaker whether it is for conversations or sharing you awful taste in music with the rest of the tram.