Spaghetti and Locusts

As if locusts weren't tasty enough already, the Café & Bar Ristorante Absente in Tokyo now serves them on spaghetti. Rocket News 24 reports:

In their press release, restaurant owner Pasta Dio would like to remind everyone that locusts are an excellent source of calcium, protein, and vitamin A and were used in Japan during times of war to fight malnutrition and save lives. They even claim that once you get past the initial heebie-jeebies, locusts actually have an addictive texture that makes you come back for more.

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One that wasn't included on the list (because it's a word and not a phrase) is the word faze. As in, "That didn't faze her a bit, so she kept going." When I was a kid, I heard it in a song and asked my mother about it. She explained the meaning, and told me it was pretty much archaic and very rarely used in modern language. Fifty years later, it seems everyone on the internet is using the term with the correct meaning, but they spell it "phase."
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