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If rumours are true a snail’s sex organs are located on the back of its head, how about that eh? It gives a whole new meaning to having your brains fucked out, no wonder their eyes are out on stalks.
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Gillibran Brown (Fun With Dick and Shane (Memoirs of a Houseboy, #1))
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In terms of size, mammals are an anomaly, as the vast majority of the world's existing species are snail-sized or smaller. It's almost as if, regardless of your kingdom, the smaller your size & the earlier your place on the tree of life, the more critical is your niche on Earth: snails & worms create soil, & blue-green algae create oxygen; mammals seem comparatively dispensable, the result of the random path of evolution over a luxurious amount of time.
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Elisabeth Tova Bailey (The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating)
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There is no such thing as "collateral damage" in warβ€”only damage.
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Maureen Burdock (Queen of Snails: A Graphic Memoir)
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Somewhere between the embodied past and the future worlds of which we dream lies home~a process of continual reckoning and reinvention. I don't need to belong to a particularly religion, group, or nation in order to find purpose and contentment. I just need to keep being and unfolding, with an open heart and mind.
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Maureen Burdock (Queen of Snails: A Graphic Memoir)
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It seemed that no matter what we did on the land, no matter how much we worked or how hard we worked or how fervently we prayed, nature’s forces were mostly working against us. We had to offer up a portion of our work and bounty to the heartless gods of rain and wind and frost and snow, to rats and mice and birds and beetles, to foxes and rabbits and hares and snails, to millions of insects of all manner and kind, to tinkers and gypsies and beggers and blight. And still we lived and the battle went on – with God’s unwavering help, as Mom would say.
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Tom Gallagher (Tara's Halls: Growing Up in Hard Times in Ireland: An Inspiring Memoir)
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I wrote because the court system is slow as a snail, and victims are forced to spend so much time fighting, rather than spending their days creating, drawing, cooking. I wrote to expose the brutality of entitlement, gender violence, and class privilege in
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Chanel Miller (Know My Name: A Memoir)