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I find it annoying how a speedo is considered much skimpier than a bikini by the average article writer... Now a kolaswim suit. That IS much skimpier.
52 percent seems somewhat accurate. Once I wore one of mine during a very crowded day at Venice beach. I got an outright "ick what a creepy disgusting guy" and a "hey good lookin" in a few minutes... Have an Expedia story to tell Byron? |
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What you post reflects the thread on terminology and I have never booked a holiday with that company (and my opinion of marketing copywriters is down alongside second hand car salesmen as you might guess)
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The one commenter hit the nail on the head.
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In the UK vacuum cleaners are called Hoovers although Hoover haven't made them for years.
Copy writers aren't interested in the accuracy of what they write more in creating a reaction in their readers. To them and therefore the unwashed public speedos are tiny and anything tiny is a speedo. |
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Hoover in the UK got bought out by an overseas rival, everything is imported and re-branded. The old Hoover factory not far from where Byron lives has been demolished.
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...didn't know that - it was art deco Listed and Tesco took it as a supermarket.
Funny old world - the Dyson Turbo guy took his manufacturing to Malaysia for lower wage costs. |
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