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By *illie fit OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Bournemouth

Ever heard of bread crumbing

“Giving just another attention to keep you interested”

In my time it was known as “stringing you along”

Who the fuck comes up with this shit

Rant over sorry

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
25 weeks ago

East Sussex

The phrase or the action?

Languages changes. Neither string nor breadcrumbs are literally involved but people usually know what's meant

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By *ee-LiteWoman
25 weeks ago

Northampton, Greater London

I believe Hansel and Gretel coined that term to promote themselves after their fables were banned from mainstream education, deemed to be too disturbing for our progeny!

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago

I’m more annoyed that people do it than I am that there’s a term for it.

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By *eoBloomsMan
25 weeks ago

Springfield


"I believe Hansel and Gretel coined that term to promote themselves after their fables were banned from mainstream education, deemed to be too disturbing for our progeny!"

That's Grimm

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By *eeliciouschaosWoman
25 weeks ago

London


"I believe Hansel and Gretel coined that term to promote themselves after their fables were banned from mainstream education, deemed to be too disturbing for our progeny!

That's Grimm "

Oh Leo! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago


"I believe Hansel and Gretel coined that term to promote themselves after their fables were banned from mainstream education, deemed to be too disturbing for our progeny!

That's Grimm "

Very good

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By *erdyEstLdner 82Man
25 weeks ago

Ilford

If people know what you are talking about does it really matter how it is described? Language changes over time. Pick up a collection of Shakespeare's work. That is still English, only we don't speak like that anymore.

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
25 weeks ago

Reading

Yes it sucks.

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
25 weeks ago

BRIDPORT


"If people know what you are talking about does it really matter how it is described? Language changes over time. Pick up a collection of Shakespeare's work. That is still English, only we don't speak like that anymore."

We don’t but I can still understand what they are saying.

If someone used the phrase stringing them along, I would no what was meant.

If someone said bread crumbing, I wouldn’t have known what they were on about had it not been for the above explanation.

People who wish to ‘update’ language, should be prepared for people to either not understand or misunderstand.

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago


"If people know what you are talking about does it really matter how it is described? Language changes over time. Pick up a collection of Shakespeare's work. That is still English, only we don't speak like that anymore.

We don’t but I can still understand what they are saying.

If someone used the phrase stringing them along, I would no what was meant.

If someone said bread crumbing, I wouldn’t have known what they were on about had it not been for the above explanation.

People who wish to ‘update’ language, should be prepared for people to either not understand or misunderstand. "

‘I can still understand what they are saying’

But not everyone can.

First time I read Chaucer at school I genuinely felt like it was another language.

The point is that people might not always get it, but a willingness to learn helps.

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By *ackformore100Man
25 weeks ago

Tin town


"Ever heard of bread crumbing

“Giving just another attention to keep you interested”

In my time it was known as “stringing you along”

Who the fuck comes up with this shit

Rant over sorry "

Never heard of it but agree sometimes new sayings just for the sake... Lamppost pissing is another one.. No clue what that means.

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago


"Ever heard of bread crumbing

“Giving just another attention to keep you interested”

In my time it was known as “stringing you

Who the fuck comes up with this shit

Rant over sorry "
I'm fucked if I know.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
25 weeks ago

East Sussex

There are quite a few modern phrases I don't understand. I find Urban dictionary helpful or just asking.

I think most people know what 24/7 means but I remember having to explain it to my mum

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
25 weeks ago

Carlisle usually

Bread crumbing to me is liking a post to signal boost it to more people.

In terms of relationships, don't know it, but I'd likely sack that shit right off 💜

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