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greenjean1
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Registered: ‎06-10-2015

Re: Please Lose The Show Name

‎01-10-2020 03:44 PM

@mspatmac wrote:

HSN used to have a wrap up show as I remember that spent 2 minutes on each product.  Helen Keaney used to be the host as she can say more words in 2 minutes then even Jane.  It actually was a fun show to watch.

I loved that show!

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Venezia
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Re: Please Lose The Show Name

‎01-10-2020 03:49 PM

@Foxxee wrote:

 

 

Shawn uses something similar a lot.  "We sold 32,000 on the day."

 

The British use "on the day", but QVC USA is not British. I never heard it used before QVC.  It sounds very incorrect to me.  

 

 

 

I lived in England for 20 years and never heard that phrase until I started hearing here on QVC.  None of my British friends or family say that either, so I'm not sure where it's come from.

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Diva on The Q
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Re: Please Lose The Show Name

‎01-11-2020 12:33 AM

Doesn't bother me...Smiley Indifferent

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Re: Please Lose The Show Name

‎01-11-2020 05:22 AM

 

@Venezia wrote:
@Foxxee wrote:

 

 

Shawn uses something similar a lot.  "We sold 32,000 on the day."

 

The British use "on the day", but QVC USA is not British. I never heard it used before QVC.  It sounds very incorrect to me.  

 

 

 

I lived in England for 20 years and never heard that phrase until I started hearing here on QVC.  None of my British friends or family say that either, so I'm not sure where it's come from.

@Venezia 

 

Webster's Dictionary said it was British.  Never heard any use it either.  

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