British sex toy company Lovehoney is celebrating a royal recognition. “The Queen has honoured the UK’s biggest sexual wellness brand with a top award,” the company boasted in a pr…
'English' is an unusual way to describe them. They're a UK-based company. (though have international sites too)
I also can't access that link (from here in the UK), but here's the press release if anyone else UK-based wants to take a look: Lovehoney wins second Queen's Award
'English' is an unusual way to describe them. They're a UK-based company. (though have international sites too)
I also can't access that link (from here in the UK), but here's the press release if anyone else UK-based wants to take a look: Lovehoney wins second Queen's Award
oh, oops. They are based in Bath (right?) so I assumed they would be referred to as an English company. Is referring to them as English offensive? I'm here to learn I can change the thread title.
oh, oops. They are based in Bath (right?) so I assumed they would be referred to as an English company. Is referring to them as English offensive? I'm here to learn I can change the thread title.
I wouldn't go as far to say that it's offensive, so you're all good there. We don't tend to refer to UK companies as 'English' very often. It just sounded weird to me.
They are based in Bath though, so English is technically right.
I wouldn't go as far to say that it's offensive, so you're all good there. We don't tend to refer to UK companies as 'English' very often. It just sounded weird to me.
They are based in Bath though, so English is technically right.
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