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That's a weird take. I am French, I have never heard (except for Téléphone's song) that expression. The closest thing that comes to mind is "plouf plouf". Woul
by lurker_jMckQT99 4y ago
That's a weird take. I am French, I have never heard (except for Téléphone's song) that expression. The closest thing that comes to mind is "plouf plouf".
Wouldn't it simply be because you have been using (and publicly disclosing) that mail address for quite some time and it probably became part of each and every email list script kiddies are able to get their hands on?
- loginatnine 4y agoFrench canadian here and same comment, ploum does not mean anything. Even plouf (for us).
- ploum 4y agoBelgian here. I don’t use "ploum ploum" either (else I would never have this pseudo) but realized over the years that a number of people use this expression. (look on twitter for "ploum ploum" for example). And, yes, lot of spam is because this email was in multiple exposed account but I’ve received lot and lot of "fresh subscription/confirm your emails" where it was obvious people were simply writing whatever in a field.
- ploum 4y agoThis is the explanation: https://nitter.lacontrevoie.fr/pic/orig/media%2FFm1yTf1aMAIC8b6.jpg https://nitter.lacontrevoie.fr/pic/orig/media%2FFm1yTf1aMAIC... Ploum-ploum is only used in the south-east of France.