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09-16-2004, 08:41 AM | #11 | |
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Escargots
There is a restaurant in Place Ville Marie in Montreal which serves over 50 different escargots dishes. No locusts.
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I can't see myself trying snails OR locusts I do believe that they probably taste okay, but there is just an ick factor that I can't get over . Mind, loads of people eat cockles, muscles and winkles in this country and I suppose they are just water dwelling snails.
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I've eaten a roasted cricket and a roasted bee before. They're just kind of crunchy. Many peoples even today eat locusts so it hardly seems extraordinary to suppose that JtB did, though I'm at a loss why anyone would care one way or the other.
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The message here is that the locusts indicate a time of poverty for John who was used to load of information from Joseph the enterprising carpenter. The emergence of John is the evidence of a prolonged melancholy in the mind of Joseph and John was send by the Lord to prepare the way towards a successful renewal of the mind (and there better be no locusts there or John would have been told to stay home). |
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