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2 comments:
I really hate them. I can´t stand any kind of bug over my skin... However, I´d never be able to kill anyone.
Should we have to learn their names by heart? I hope not....
Sorry!
Although some prestigious restaurants have introduced insects on their menus and some experts gastronomes think that they are really edible, I wouldn't be able to eat deep-fried locusts, barbecued tarantulas, fermented grasshopers o things like that...unless I'm on the verge of dying.
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