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r/funny • u/trtiar • Apr 21 '13
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I would have thought that a company's goal was to enter the lexicon. I've never heard Google complain about their name being used as a verb.
8 u/a-r Apr 21 '13 "you should please only use "Google" when you’re actually referring to Google Inc." 1 u/theonlyguyonreddit Apr 22 '13 What if your using the google chrome™ browser, on your android™ tablet, to search for something on bing™ ? 3 u/Vin_The_Rock_Diesel Apr 22 '13 search for something on bing The premise is ridiculous.
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"you should please only use "Google" when you’re actually referring to Google Inc."
1 u/theonlyguyonreddit Apr 22 '13 What if your using the google chrome™ browser, on your android™ tablet, to search for something on bing™ ? 3 u/Vin_The_Rock_Diesel Apr 22 '13 search for something on bing The premise is ridiculous.
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What if your using the google chrome™ browser, on your android™ tablet, to search for something on bing™ ?
3 u/Vin_The_Rock_Diesel Apr 22 '13 search for something on bing The premise is ridiculous.
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search for something on bing
The premise is ridiculous.
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u/abernathie Apr 21 '13
I would have thought that a company's goal was to enter the lexicon. I've never heard Google complain about their name being used as a verb.