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I dunno, frenchs love to eat a type of snail, maybe it's one of them 
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26 Mar 2007, 3:09 pm
Er..I don't know any kind of snails, so I'll just say....Is it a snail? 
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26 Mar 2007, 3:29 pm
ahayes wrote:
Raph522 wrote:
ahayes wrote:
what?http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2003/05/05/urbananimal.DTL wrote:
Do Italians eat snails?
The Romans ate snails, but present-day Italians aren't as crazy about them as the French are. The French have almost hunted them into extinction, but the Italians have not. There is San Giovanni's feast day, though, on June 24, and that particular saint's symbol is the snail, for God knows what reason. To celebrate his feast day, Italians go crazy for snails. But the rest of the year, you don't see much snail consumption.
The Romans ate snails, but present-day Italians aren't as crazy about them as the French are. The French have almost hunted them into extinction, but the Italians have not. There is San Giovanni's feast day, though, on June 24, and that particular saint's symbol is the snail, for God knows what reason. To celebrate his feast day, Italians go crazy for snails. But the rest of the year, you don't see much snail consumption.
how am I supposed to know...
Why would people want to drink milk squeezed from a cows udders or eat pigs when they eat their own droppings... It either tastes good or People are just weird <_<;;;?
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