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I don’t think it is used much outside of England, but it is a slang expression there. ) If you picture two people throwing cakes or buns at one another, you can imagine how non-threatening it would be.
- I don’t think it is used much outside of England, but it is a slang expression there.
- ) If you picture two people throwing cakes or buns at one another, you can imagine how non-threatening it would be.
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I don’t think it is used much outside of England, but it is a slang expression there. It has two uses: a somewhat unimportant argument between two people or groups; and a ‘tea party’ (a gathering of a social nature to ‘break bread’—regardless whether buns or scones are served.)
If you picture two people throwing cakes or buns at one another, you can imagine how non-threatening it would be.
If you picture two people throwing cakes or buns at one another, you can imagine how non-threatening it would be.
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