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Did you know this is nonsense? Christians didn't consider bathing as a sin. Medieval Europeans washed daily, bathed weekly or more, loved bathhouses, loved swimming and were literally terrified of bad smells. Most diseases were not spread because of bad hygiene, most diseases did not originate in Europe. Queen...

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🚨The modern Left is full of the most vile people on the planet. This woman looks like she hasn’t bathed in months and can someone please get her a cauldron of chap stick? I guess all that Soros money is being spent on drugs instead of hygiene.
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🚨The modern Left is full of the most vile people on the planet. This woman looks like she hasn’t bathed in months and can someone please get her a cauldron of chap stick? I guess all that Soros money is being spent on drugs instead of hygiene.

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Just so you know, if you see this guy in a video, the odds are high that you're about to be told something iffy. Dr. Roy Casagranda is all over social media but his research abilities leave a little to be desired. In short: street sewers were mostly for rain & other liquids, generally not serious icky waste. They generally didn't throw their human waste out of the windows. They made sure to keep their wells and water sources as free from pollution as they could. Cholera wasn't a huge problem in Europe till the 19th century. They drank lots of water, drank beer because it's more nutritious, tastier & more fun. The alcohol level was very very low, so they weren't drunk all the time. Medieval people washed, bathed, used soap, did laundry and tried to smell nice because they were terrified of bad smells. They wore linen under their woollen clothing so they weren't always itching, also some wool was quite fine and smooth.
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Just so you know, if you see this guy in a video, the odds are high that you're about to be told something iffy. Dr. Roy Casagranda is all over social media but his research abilities leave a little to be desired. In short: street sewers were mostly for rain & other liquids, generally not serious icky waste. They generally didn't throw their human waste out of the windows. They made sure to keep their wells and water sources as free from pollution as they could. Cholera wasn't a huge problem in Europe till the 19th century. They drank lots of water, drank beer because it's more nutritious, tastier & more fun. The alcohol level was very very low, so they weren't drunk all the time. Medieval people washed, bathed, used soap, did laundry and tried to smell nice because they were terrified of bad smells. They wore linen under their woollen clothing so they weren't always itching, also some wool was quite fine and smooth.

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My mother had a tremendous love of people, loved to entertain. All of my friends loved my mom and she loved them. Anyone who ever met mom tells me “she was the sweetest.” Her capacity to love was one of her greatest gifts, having her as our mom is ours. I still grieve for my mother every day, but I was fortunate to have my mom in my life for as long as I did, because nothing was left unsaid. She knew I loved her and I knew she loved me. I have said this before but it bears repeating; if you are fortunate enough to still have your mother, tell her you love her, if you can’t see her, call her. Try not to let petty grievances keep you apart because one day she will be gone and all you will have left are memories. Happy Mother’s Day to my momma and to all of the moms out there. 💐

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Barbara O’Neill says it wasn’t vaccines that ended infectious diseases — it was sanitation, hygiene and nutrition. “They used to have in the medical journals the graphs of infectious diseases.” “And if you look at the original graphs, the infectious diseases were three-quarters, sometimes totally wiped out before the vaccines were introduced.” “So what caused this massive drop?” “Florence Nightingale… she increased hygiene, sanitation and nutrition.” “In the 1950s, the sewage from London went into the Thames and the people in London drank that water… no wonder the infectious diseases were out of control.” “The children aren’t sitting in sewage anymore… that’s what stopped those diseases.”

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Is this bad hygiene or hereditary? Then how did it become a hole in the ear?

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48,142 views • 1 year ago

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Skynews did a piece on UK's readiness for war We kind of already know what they found Most did not know it was this bad

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12,280 views • 2 months ago

“Men did not love Rome because she was great. She was great because they had loved her.” - G K Chesterton
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“Men did not love Rome because she was great. She was great because they had loved her.” - G K Chesterton

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91,159 views • 1 year ago

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I was 16-18 when they broke up ( Peter then Ace leaving). At this time 32. We were told no bueno- not ever happening again. But… it did. For the old guard the world was back on it’s axis. This was not 4 grunge slobs who needed a shower as was all the rage then. This was the biggest band ever? Round two. Decked out in the most popular era costumes/ outfits. They indeed DID SHOW “ How the big boys do it”. This was first FULL SHOW ( not counting Weenie Roast) in full regaila in almost two decades. I saw them 2 shows later. July 2. Glorious! Not before or after have I EVER broke down at a concert the way I did for this. IT WAS THE MOST SPECIAL OF TIMES…. #Kiss : 1996 #Reunion

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13,111 views • 3 months ago