Primark clothes

Alexia · Mon 05 May, 2008 23.22

Sorry, but Pri to me says Pry-mark - like Primary and Prime.

Pete · Mon 05 May, 2008 23.42

exactly, you don't get a tree-angle

marksi · Tue 06 May, 2008 09.04

It's not me who decided it was called Preemark. That's what the company called itself!

Nick Harvey · Tue 06 May, 2008 11.02

marksi wrote:It's not me who decided it was called Preemark.

I was just thinking to myself that it was the poor messenger who was getting both barrels of the twelve-bore emptied in his direction.

They'll be blaming you for the dreadful telly programmes next!

Alexia · Tue 06 May, 2008 14.14

nodnirG kraM wrote:But then again I pronounce Somerfield with a silent G.

Much in the same way I say McDonalds with a silent P.

And I blame you for Echo Beach Grindon. It's all your fault. You only have yourself to blame. Ha Ha.

nwtv2003 · Tue 06 May, 2008 20.44

marksi wrote:It's not me who decided it was called Preemark. That's what the company called itself!

Thats how its always pronounced on the Radio adverts, everyone I know says it as Pry-(Pri-)mark.

As for Primark itself, I don't mind cannot really complain about the value and it's good for basics. Although I try to go as little often as I can, as it's usually mad busy and can easily get lost as is the case of their Manchester store, although they opened a new store in Liverpool and it's better organised but still mad busy.

scottishtv · Tue 06 May, 2008 23.47

Gavin Scott wrote:I love Burtons. There's always something I feel compelled to buy when I'm there.

Agreed, which makes it even worse that they're closing the one on Princes Street. It's set to be disposed of when the rest of the Arcadia shops move into the old M&S womenswear shop further down the street. Happening imminently according to the signage.

So it's either a trip to the rather disappointing Ocean Terminal (I always hold out hope, then I get there and realise it's still rubbish), or buy something shiny from Topman. Always shiny clothes in there.

nidave · Thu 08 May, 2008 21.39

marksi wrote:Prompted by this thread I was just thinking that my main memory of Preemark was that it was the place people went to buy cheap things at Christmas for the relatives they didn't like.

They had a whole lot of things for Christmas. A lot for the faaaammmilllleeeeeeeeee.

You Tube is shit. Thousands of videos of people putting mints into Diet Coke and not a single one of the Primark Christmas advert from the 1980s. Pah.

#hums#

If you find the advert I want a copy to prove a point!
We used to get stuff for school at Primark and Dunnes Stores
"Remember customers Dunnes stores for better value everyday"

marksi · Thu 08 May, 2008 21.44

nidave wrote:
marksi wrote:Prompted by this thread I was just thinking that my main memory of Preemark was that it was the place people went to buy cheap things at Christmas for the relatives they didn't like.

They had a whole lot of things for Christmas. A lot for the faaaammmilllleeeeeeeeee.

You Tube is shit. Thousands of videos of people putting mints into Diet Coke and not a single one of the Primark Christmas advert from the 1980s. Pah.

#hums#
If you find the advert I want a copy to prove a point!
We used to get stuff for school at Primark and Dunnes Stores
"Remember customers Dunnes stores for better value everyday"

I will see what I can do.

PS, I thought you weren't speaking to me!

Stuart* · Thu 08 May, 2008 21.58

marksi wrote:
nidave wrote:If you find the advert I want a copy to prove a point!
I will see what I can do.
PS, I thought you weren't speaking to me!

Now, now boys! Surely petulance is for PMs

Nini · Fri 09 May, 2008 01.39

How oddly hypocritical of you Stu, I dislike your Pecksniffery young man.