Natural History of the @ Sign

Over at Natural History of the @ Sign you’ll find that Italians call @ “chiocciola” (the snail), and in Thailand, although it’s not official, some people call it ” ‘ai tua yiukyiu” (the wiggling worm-like character). The Dutch have several names including “apeklootje” (little monkey’s testicle).

Posted on September 19, 2000
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