Bread crumbs setting in news paper nine

I think I understand what you're getting at!

"Breadcrumbs setting in newspaper nine" is a clever play on words. Here's my interpretation:

• "Breadcrumbs" is a common ingredient used to add texture and flavor to various dishes, such as meatballs, meatloaf, or even as a topping for salads.
• "Setting" can have multiple meanings, but in this context, I assume you're referring to the act of placing or setting something down.
• "Newspaper nine" is likely a reference to a specific section or page number in a newspaper, possibly the sports section (as "nine" is often associated with the number of innings in a baseball game).

So, if I'm correct, "breadcrumbs setting in newspaper nine" could be a humorous way of saying that someone is adding breadcrumbs (perhaps as a topping or garnish) to a specific section of the newspaper, likely the sports section. Am I right?