Difference two is a different number of fairy lights on the right hand side

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You’re really big on lived experience today. I believe there’s a reciprocal relationship there of institutionalism being fed into by personal bias and so in effect we could probably change our lived experience with enough collective action applied to the whole of ‘‘what is a crumb’’ discourse, ty.

This is a really fascinating post which opens up a new line of thinking when it comes to this and any other subject by expanding on the points made but taking them in a new direction which touches on the old. All this is to say that the crumb threshold is toast?

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the crumb threshold is ice

Mice??

Dustbuster appeared in any Teams meetings recently?!

I have dogs and therefore no crumb problems.

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people who don’t use the chopping board and just leave crumbs on the worktop instead

  • fine
  • not fine

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Crumbs in the butter/jam/whatever…

  • Absolutely get right to fuck
  • Totally fine, non-issue

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really admire how dogs will just eat anything, imagine being that free!

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Like a pint of drip tray but it’s a bag of crumbs from the bakery (only those dropped as items are lifted from the counter with tongs).

  • Yes
  • No

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For bread that needs vertical slicing - cut on the board. Tip the board onto the work surface, sweep crumbs from there.

For rolls etc. no board as you’re slicing sideways.

You were right, man. I can’t even get these things on the darn tray without crumbs, much less off it!

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Croissants are unparalleled in their ability to fall apart with the slightest provocation.

topical Piers Morgan reference that will be dated 1-4 weeks from time of posting

Robert (American Cartoonist)
Salacious B. (Tatooine Sycophant)

any others?

Crumble?

I would be very up for covering foul bathroom odours with a spray that smells like goldbears TBH

No idea wtf my phone wanted to autocorrect foul to goul

Crumb disposal

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My old cat was the first family cat and we let him eat from our food, giving him scraps and if something suitable got dropped, letting him eat it before cleaning up. Anyway he became a total menace, you couldn’t cook or eat dinner without his baleful eyes on you or straight up trying to take from your plate, and it got to the point where we had to shut him out of the room, but he would still meow in a heartbreaking way (he wasn’t a vocal cat so we took this seriously) and just gave in. He was so bold, one day I was eating fish fingers and he snuck his paw up really sneakily without me noticing at first and just took one. It was really funny though

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