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Convincing new recruits it's an ancient and honourable warrior tradition is probably an ancient and honourable warrior tradition though e: Heavens, what a terrible snype. Content: Joseph Lister, the 1st baron Lister and surgical pioneer, is famous to this day for championing antiseptic surgery, earning him public monuments in both London and a hospital named after him in Chelsea. He also managed to kill 3 people while operating on 1 person. Ichabod Sexbeast has a new favorite as of 08:49 on Jul 23, 2019 |
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im 28 and like to get in fights with racists on twitter can i join the ancient warrior club
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PMush Perfect posted:im 28 and like to get in fights with racists on twitter can i join the ancient warrior club If you want my pubes, just ask
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what why would i want someone elses pubes ive got plenty
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Ichabod Sexbeast posted:Convincing new recruits it's an ancient and honourable warrior tradition is probably an ancient and honourable warrior tradition though They asked for fast, he gave them fast.
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PMush Perfect posted:what why would i want someone elses pubes ive got plenty why even be an ancient warrior if you don't get strange pubes tho
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Krankenstyle posted:why even be an ancient warrior if you don't get strange pubes tho just lol if you're pubes aren't already strange
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Ichabod Sexbeast posted:Convincing new recruits it's an ancient and honourable warrior tradition is probably an ancient and honourable warrior tradition though Joseph Lister, 1st Baron Lister (1827-1912), was the pioneer of antiseptic surgery. Robert Liston (1794-1847) was the first man to use ether anaesthetic in Europe, and was a famously fast surgeon in a time when speed was the best way to improve survival. The 300% mortality case may be apocryphal, especially as he was apparently rather abrasive, so when asked about his operations he didn’t say much and people just made up stories. He did punch Robert Knox for disrespectful treatment of a body used for dissection, and was a very successful charity surgeon so one can see why people might not have got on with him.
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Alhazred posted:I still doubt that carrying pubes around is an ancient warrior tradition. I thought they meant carrying regular hair of loved ones.
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Ichabod Sexbeast posted:He also managed to kill 3 people while operating on 1 person. I know of Robert Liston killing three people in one go, how did Lister manage it?
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Samovar posted:I know of Robert Liston killing three people in one go, how did Lister manage it? Saddled the family with crippling medical debt, indirectly causing a murder/suicide.
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The funny thing about being ahead of your time is that it usually means you're not going to be recognized prehumously.
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Vindolanda posted:Joseph Lister, 1st Baron Lister (1827-1912), was the pioneer of antiseptic surgery. And now I understand where the name of the mouthwash came from
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Phy posted:And now I understand where the name of the mouthwash came from Literally yes! The company which made it, IIRC, had no actual connection with him. They just figured shoving his name on the bottle would make it seem healthier and clean and poo poo and people gobbled it up
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Wasn't it also originally marketed for venereal diseases?
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To continue pube talk: There is a (now debunked) myth that if a fisherman wanted to have a good catch, he would add one of his wife's pubic hairs to the lure. Something something female pheromones something something. This has largely been discredited, so don't use your pubes for fishing ladies, save them for ancient and noble warriors.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Wasn't it also originally marketed for venereal diseases? Good for sanitizing floors, curing dandruff, and all your body holes, apparently.
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CleverHans posted:
Lmao at the line about women crowding the hospitals. Stop hurting yourselves, women! You're making things inconvenient for everyone else.
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Red Bones posted:Lmao at the line about women crowding the hospitals. Stop hurting yourselves, women! You're making things inconvenient for everyone else. Dang biddies bleaching their stank pussies why would they do a thing https://bust.com/images/articles/36746/Incompatible_hygeine_ad.jpg LYSOL YOUR BITS TO AVOID DIVORCE Suspect Bucket has a new favorite as of 15:16 on Jul 23, 2019 |
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Public hair sounds reasonable if you're wanting a lock of hair but it's a secret affair so you can't cut the hair on your head
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Byzantine posted:Public hair sounds reasonable if you're wanting a lock of hair but it's a secret affair so you can't cut the hair on your head plus it's great if you're nasty
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Samovar posted:I know of Robert Liston killing three people in one go, how did Lister manage it? I dunno, he was a real smeghead.
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complicating the "feminine hygiene" thing is that it simultaneously refers to the unnecessary and harmful practice of douching and also to attempts at home abortion
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bunnyofdoom posted:Literally yes! The company which made it, IIRC, had no actual connection with him. They just figured shoving his name on the bottle would make it seem healthier and clean and poo poo and people gobbled it up I’m posting between stops on the Underground so can’t check, but I think performing surgery in an antiseptic environment (Lister’s method involved carbolic acid washes) was called “Listeric surgery” sometimes early on, so the word “Lister” became synonymous with hygiene through chemicals. The burns from carbolic acid on open wounds prompted modern aseptic surgery, where the operating area, surgeons, instruments, and patient are thoroughly cleaned before the first incision.
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Byzantine posted:Public hair sounds reasonable if you're wanting a lock of hair but it's a secret affair so you can't cut the hair on your head So if public hair gets ancient and noble warriors to conquer far off lands, what do armpit hairs get the fair damsel? A monk skilled in calligraphy?
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tribbledirigible posted:So if public hair gets ancient and noble warriors to conquer far off lands, what do armpit hairs get the fair damsel? A monk skilled in calligraphy? The UK
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Byzantine posted:Public hair sounds reasonable if you're wanting a lock of hair but it's a secret affair so you can't cut the hair on your head Cutting a lock of public hair in honor of a secret affair seems counterproductive
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Phy posted:Cutting a lock of public hair in honor of a secret affair seems counterproductive this guy doesnt gently caress
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Ichabod Sexbeast posted:Convincing new recruits it's an ancient and honourable warrior tradition is probably an ancient and honourable warrior tradition though I wonder what the first instance of pranking a rookie by sending him on a bullshit errand or making up a fake tradition to make him look stupid was like. "Alright maggot. Why don't you make yourself useful and get some copper and elbow grease from Ea-Nasir. Now go be quick about and don't show your worthless hide around here again until you've gotten them."
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I imagine snipe hunting goes back to our earliest days as hunter-gatherers
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CainsDescendant posted:I imagine snipe hunting goes back to our earliest days as hunter-gatherers It's gotta be right up there with farting around your friends as a joke.
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Alhazred posted:Pretty much. And historians did this a lot. One historian wrote about how Claudius' wife would go to brothels and hold contests about how many men she could service. I recognized that name and thought surely it isn't the harald hardrade but I forgot just how much the vikings got around. CainsDescendant posted:I imagine snipe hunting goes back to our earliest days as hunter-gatherers Wonder if anyone ever got eaten by a tiger after getting sent out on a wild goose chase. Milo and POTUS has a new favorite as of 02:59 on Jul 24, 2019 |
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Red Bones posted:Lmao at the line about women crowding the hospitals. Stop hurting yourselves, women! You're making things inconvenient for everyone else. Legit, apparently, ladies of the evening back in the old west would douche with carbolic acid so this is an improvement? I guess? Also, per InediblePenguin's post, carbolic had the two-for-one bonus of being a reproductive toxin, in addition to straight up obliterating all living cells it contacted. CleverHans has a new favorite as of 07:03 on Jul 24, 2019 |
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Maybe Harald's Greek wasn't that good and he was just asking for a lock of regular hair and misspoke. I have no idea what the Greek for pubes is but Ive heard they don't really differentiate between toes and fingers and use the same word for both. Perhaps the same is true of hair and pubes.
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Milo and POTUS posted:I recognized that name and thought surely it isn't the harald hardrade but I forgot just how much the vikings got around. After his brother, Olaf the Holy, were killed in battle he spent some years in exile. He first went to Rus where the king, Yaroslav the Wise, advised him to make some money. He then went to Byzantine, spent some years as a guard and then robbed the emperor blind (both metaphorically and literally) before becoming the last viking king of Norway.
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Vikings were basically D&D adventurers.
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Collecting pubes from every nation of the world
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Sadly we will never know if Harald managed to obtain empress Zoe's pubes, but according to one source he was arrested for defiling a noblewoman.
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Any true norseman would defile any nobility on principle alone.
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Alhazred posted:He first went to Rus where the king, Yaroslav the Wise, advised him to make some money. Quality advice, Yaroslav living up to his epithet.
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