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16 comments:
The word went from a name to an action. That shows when a product really has been a success.
Interesting post.
I'm glad you Xeroxed the post - a very inventive way of treating just this one.
BTW My Firefox dictionary plug-in recognized "Xeroxed" as a verb. However it did NOT recognize Firefox...
wonderful post!
Excellent choice. I remember my mum going on a course to learn all the ins and outs of the xerox photocopier they had in the personel department at ICI. The course was in Edinburgh and she bought me a skirt!
Memories!
Great choice for "X"! I think verbs are created after the noun came into existence. Like Hoover-to hoover. Thanks for visiting.
Yes .. but have you ever sat on one and xeroxed your bottom? *grin*
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This was an interesting post...and I enjoy your sense of humor, LOL when I saw the post again.
Great post! Thanks for your visit.
When I see the word Xerox I think of my Dad. He was thrilled when they came out. He bought a xerox machine for his personal use. He would send me xeroxed copies of all sorts of things...noun and verb and memories...Thanks.
Sherry
When we had a Xerox machine we made copies of everything. You're right, many trees died, probably for no good reason.
Great X choice.
Love the duplication and the chinese link, I think I might manage to write print. I used to work in an office which had a big old xerox; we seemed to spend more time delving into the workings trying to extract paper than copying.
This is the greatest invention! save me lots of time copying notes during my school days.
Oh yes, 'xerox' is another 'biro', isn't it? We also 'hoover', even though our vacuum cleaner is made by Nilfisk!
Good one!
I remember the old Xerox machine I used in college over 35 years ago. But Xerox is a classical example of a compony of monopoly eventually lost its innovation and competitiveness.
Oh, I just love it. Where in the world would we be without xerox?
Clever post! I remember the advent of the noun. And how true about the demise of trees...
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