Boomerangs by Jack Pullan for November 14, 2013

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    alondra  over 10 years ago

    I think most of us think of a slow cooker and a crock pot as the same thing. Same as kleenex, it’s a brand name but many of us say kleenex instead of tissue.

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    jeanie5448  over 10 years ago

    and in Texas a coke can be a Coke-A-Cola, Dr. Pepper, Root Beer or what ever but not a pop or soda just a coke. lol

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    JanLC  over 10 years ago

    And “Xerox” is used generically for photocopy, and “Levis” for jeans, etc. That is exactly how “aspirin”, a registered, trademarked brand lost that trademark, because it got used generically so much to describe the product no matter who the manufacturer was.

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    Bargrove  over 10 years ago

    That should Rival your answer

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    The Rolling Cat  over 10 years ago

    Well, I learned something, too. Since I’ve never used one myself, I often wondered what the difference was, or if there even was one, since both appeared to me to be the same thing. But given the way people often use a brand name to refer to a particular product (e.g., a coke not made by Coke), it makes sense now.

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    David Partlow Premium Member over 10 years ago

    Skil saw/circular saw

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