Saturday, June 05, 2004

"Netflix" used as a verb...

...as in "to Netflix" something, as in the above-linked example "So if you're interested at all, Netflix one and check it out." I've heard it used as a noun, synonymous with DVDs, as in "Do you want to come over? I've got alot of Netflix at home."

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  1. Since I decided to read your whole blog a 1.5 years late, you'll be getting a lot of random comment from long ago.

    The first time I heard the word queue was used for waiting in line at Disney World.

    I find myself saying queue all of the time now, too. But never Netflix. Unless I say, "I have a Netflix account/movie."

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