Fetish movie

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Pelusos

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I saw a beautiful French movie about fethishism and love, `Le cri de la soie`. I don't know the English title, it is not about ABDL. It shows the fetishism well.
 
Did you know that in France people sometimes eat snails!?!?!??! Incredible!
 
PrinnyAB said:
Did you know that in France people sometimes eat snails!?!?!??! Incredible!
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Yummy yummy escargot~ Just wait. One of the most renewable and sustainable forms of protein is Crickets.

Soon, crickets will be a mainstay in humanities cuisine. 40-60 years tops baring any insane technological leaps.
 
PrinnyAB said:
Did you know that in France people sometimes eat snails!?!?!??! Incredible!
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Yes, and I tasted snails and frogg when I was in France. I liked them.
 
PrinnyAB said:
Did you know that in France people sometimes eat snails!?!?!??! Incredible!
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They're eaten all over the place 😉
If I remember right, they were likely the first farmed animal.
We used to eat winkles (sea snails) often, but I won't touch them anymore (nor any coastal grub) after a bout of food poisoning from them (due to our coastline being an open sewer).
 
I may never eat anything ever again. Appetite ruined forever! ;)
 
ade said:
They're eaten all over the place 😉
If I remember right, they were likely the first farmed animal.
We used to eat winkles (sea snails) often, but I won't touch them anymore (nor any coastal grub) after a bout of food poisoning from them (due to our coastline being an open sewer).
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They are indeed eaten everywhere.
The wildlife would probably agree, no?
Contaminated food supplies are no fun, and I don't blame you for refraining from them.
Just as well I didn't eat that juicy, healthy-looking slug that made it into a kitchen cupboard earlier...
 
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