How did that Thang smell in the 1700s
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Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
I think I read somewhere that King Louie the XIV castle still smells stank to this day 
but there were soaps, oils, perfumes and fragrances mostly available to the noblewomen. As to the frequency of their baths, I dunno
The commoners were more shyt out of luck
And you know them pussies were bushy
but there were soaps, oils, perfumes and fragrances mostly available to the noblewomen. As to the frequency of their baths, I dunno
The commoners were more shyt out of luck
And you know them pussies were bushy
BaldingSoHard
Banned
If a breh from today traveled back in time the bacteria and viruses he carries in his body would set off a series of plagues that would wipe out LARGE portions of the population.
If a breh from today traveled back in time the bacteria and viruses he carries in his body would set off a series of plagues that would wipe out LARGE portions of the population.
I'm aware of that, but the breh wouldn't last long either. People back then may have been eating healthier but their shyt wasn't prepared as clean as we do it today.
Also I think women bathed last after everybody else in the house. I think it's men, young men, then the women and children. So that water was disgusting by the time women got a chance to bathe.back then clean water was also a problem...let alone clean hot water enough for a bath.
They also took baths in the SAME bath water back then. So a large family of 10 kids or so ALL used the tub one after another. The tub was filthy and so was the water.
...and that's after the fact that they probably took bathes once a week or so.
Add to the fact that soap was a commodity...they didn't hit Cosco and just get a large family 8 pack ... and they didn't have deodorant
that living room musta smelled like warm skunk puzzy back then
I think it's either Rome or Greece but they didn't use soap. The rubbed olive oil on their skin then scrapped it off. They we're dirty as fukk for their whole lives.
Btw, I'm eating right now and this thread managed to get me 
I'm going soft.
I'm going soft.
doesn't sound bad
ZoeGod
I’m from Brooklyn a place where stars are born.
White folks at the renaissance and 18th and early 19th centyry bathed once a month.
Sometimes once a year. Bet that bath water was browner then the gowanus canal. Also at wars sysphilis was spread cuz them war grpupies wpuld follow soldiers. Them hoes and soldiers sometimes didnt bathed in months.
Same with the middle ages.
Sometimes once a year. Bet that bath water was browner then the gowanus canal. Also at wars sysphilis was spread cuz them war grpupies wpuld follow soldiers. Them hoes and soldiers sometimes didnt bathed in months. Same with the middle ages. 
Drip Bayless
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people gave dude hella daps toonikkas would catch a cold and drop dead within a day, and y'all talking bout we were "internally cleaner" back then
Do people understand the reason we started putting chemicals into our food? It's cause food production was so unsanitary that people would rather eat chemical xyz then risk salmonella every time dinner came around. nikkas just making shyt up now
they might think the same thing about us in 300 years.I'm I the only one that thinks of this? Like how did females even clean with back then?
like garlic and fart
Now?
That's typically the case, especially when it comes to statistical values.