to think that the word 'Luxury' is totally overused in our society???

[LauriefairycakeeatsCupid]

Having just heard it applied to KFC's new 'Luxury lunchtime panini'

Any other 'luxury' products out there ?

tampons apparently, hence the VAT

Every single new house/flat or development nowadays has 'luxury' emblazoned across the advertising billboard. Paper thin walls, bedrooms that fit only a bed (no furniture), 2 feet of space between each house....yes, must be luxury, lets add a zero onto the price.

another irritatingly over-used word is "fresh"

"freshly-cooked"

"freshly baked"

"freshly-cut"

arrrggghh

The Morrisons tv advert makes me want to top meself....

Holyguacamole, you beat me to it. I hate the term "luxury apartment".

"Select" and selected is another one

"From selected farms"

Well they're not bloody going to be from unselected farms are they? Bloody tautology

Even worse when it's 'luxe'/
Apparently Brits are so thick that anything in French makes us believe it's like, ten times better.

Aye Beatitude.
You think along my lines.

Other similar irritant is 'helps keep teeth fresh/hair shiny/skin clean/fanny fresh blah blah blah

Helps what exactly ffs???

I have to say, I prefer "luxury" to "quality". The latter being a little less, well, defined.

Oh moondog, 'luxe'.......

I kinda hate 'tailored'....as in "our service is tailored to your individual needs".

Boak.

Ha - yes. Tailored in that "we cast a cursory glance and thought this might be up your street". Or not.

You have to love marketing!

oh lol @ luxury kfc.

It's all relative

Oh somebody shut me up I'm on a roll.

I kinda hate 'discerning' too.....for the 'more discerning' buyer...

Boak.

"bespoke" seems to be going to same way as well.

oh god yes, bespoke - as in "we have 15 kitchens, choose that and a worktop and it's bespoke"

is it feck