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Old 09-25-2010, 10:13 AM   #16
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That is, of course, a uniquely American term of insult. Here in the UK, for many years Dyson used the slogan "Nothing sucks like a Dyson".
Your right. It is a double entendre in American English and most advertisers in this instance would probably avoid saying it even on a vacuum cleaner here. Makes me wonder what a British protest site would add as a suffix or prefix. Perhaps "bloodykindle.co.uk"

Unless he's selling something on kindleminds.net, I wouldn't think Amazon would have much of a trademark infringement case as long as the site is marked as "Unofficial."

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