Expelling from your mouth a good big foaming glaviot loaded with soft matter suspended in a very sturdy ball of saliva has been around for a long time, but it hasn't been that long since we consider it not to be done.
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Martin Monestier, The Spit. Beauties, techniques and quirks of mollards, glaviots and other slimes, Cherche Midi. 2005.
Pierre Darmon, Do not spit! : pollution, environment and health in the good old days, Le Pommier, 2020.
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