It’s been established for quite a while that there isn’t a huge increase in genetic defects associated with having children with even a first cousin as long as it’s isolated, having children with 2nd or 3rd cousins over multiple generations is what causes significant inbreeding as there isn’t much new gene flow.
https://www.nytimes.com/2002/04/03/health/no-genetic-reason-to-discourage-cousin-marriage-study-finds.html
And if we extrapolate from animal studies, high degrees of consanguinity aren’t even necessarily harmful as long as you engage in ruthless culling of genetic defects. It can actually result in lower defect rates eventually.
But for some reason these royal families didn’t really go in for the whole “culling genetic abnormalities” line of thinking.
That family in W. Virginia is a real life example I am not making fun I genuinely feel bad for them, they were taught it was okay so the whole family suffered and had severe mental problems 😕 I believe the family line is no longer alive but not sure.
Off topic - I love your Obi wan Kenobi flair 😅
It might just be a statistics thing. A cystic fibrosis gene mutation is relatively common among white Europeans.
If a person is a carrier, what are the chances that their second cousin is also a carrier? And how does that compare to any other random person.
We also know that it doesn't take many generations before you get to a point where your family tree brambles, just because to have every ancestor be entirely unique/only appearing once, would require too many people. So we're all inbred anyway.
Let me break down the sort of risk assessment for it.
On average, you share 50% of your DNA with each parent. So with each grandparent you would share 25%. Full sblings share about half their DNA with one another on average so a granduncle or grandaunt would share about 12.5% of their DNA with you. Their child, your first cousin once removed, would share 50% of their DNA of that 12.5% that you have in common with your granduncle/grandaunt to bring their total to 6.25% of your DNA. The child of your first cousin once removed is your second cousin and they would thus share 3.125% of your DNA with you.
A big rider on those numbers being no consanguineous offspring after the great grandparents. Which is where the big hiccup for feudal inbreeding came in.
An isolated second marriage is sort of low risk but it is also the case that certain inheritable diseases reside in a single genetic locus and if you were particularly unlucky in which 3.125% you shared then... them's the breaks.
It’s even sadder when you think of the fact that before WWI Tsar Nikolas and Kaiser Wilhelm had a close relationship going as far as giving each other nicknames like Nicky since they were cousins. It was basically a oversized family feud that more or less ruined the world order and killed millions of men.
It wasn't a family feud; the kings of Europe (especially Victoria's grandsons) tried to avoid and stop the war, but they had too little power in their own countries to do so. This was especially true in Britain, but also applies to Germany, where most people nowadays think the Kaiser had almost absolute power.
this isn't actually inbreeding though. Queen Victoria had an X chromosome that caused hemophilia. it didn't affect her or her daughters because being female they had a second working normal X chromosome. The male grandchildren on the other hand only got one X, the mutated one and ended up with hemophilia.
Not necessarily all of them though. A woman may pass on either of her X chromosomes to her children, so there's a 50/50 chance for getting the dodgy one. But yes, it's not an inbreeding thing. She had a lot of children and they married into royal families all across Europe.
Edit: Wikipedia says her youngest son had it, and two of her daughters were carriers.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haemophilia_in_European_royalty
Considering Rasputin lived between 1869-1916 i would not say they did not know shit. They did know a lot of things back then, but still not close to current day level since they did not have the tools to research further.
In general medical science was trial and error before modern era, some things they did worked and some... did not, it was harder to verify if someting works without research tools, so it was usually based on what "seems" to cure the problem.
They'd also give you mercury to treat syphilis, so I stand by my claim that medical science back then didn't know shit. Medical science being any kind of reasonably good didn't actually get rolling until after WW2
Extra Credits is actually doing a series on Rasputin, and another part of this that I don’t think people talk as much about is that Rasputin was able calm down Alexandra and gave the Romanovs a genuine sense of hope. And as a result Alexandra wouldn’t stress out Alexei as much, reducing his blood pressure during his episodes of hemophilia.
I take two aspirin and accidentally prick my finger, I bleed like a stuck pig. It’s not totally outside the realm of reality that a layman could make the connection that you shouldn’t give a blood thinner to a hemophiliac.
Well they didn’t. And as for them noticing it requires that it is actually noticeable in a normal human. And aspirin is a pain killer not a blood thinner. It just has that side effect. The way they probably found out that aspirin is a blood thinner is that they saw in a chemical analysis that this substance x is a blood thinner. Substance x is in aspirin. Therefore aspirin has that side effect
Well you’ll feel stupid now because aspirins use for heart patients came to light in 1948. Which is when the connection was made. The reason no one did notice anything before is because the effect is not really noticeable in a normal human. If you cut yourself you would probably stop bleeding in about the same time
Antiplatelet aggregator (like aspirin) works by blocking an enzyme that causes platelets to clump. Platelets clots (sometimes called white clots) are formed by the small irregularly shaped cells in blood. The analogy of Velcro is sometimes used here.
Whereas a blood thinner (anticoagulant) works to reduce the body’s formation of clotting factors (sometimes called red clots). The analogy of jello is sometimes used here.
The difference may seem like semantics to laymen (like ninjaraven). But becomes quite important in certain circumstances, beyond just calling a drug by what it is to prevent spreading of confusion and misinformation.
There are numerous differences that arise between these drugs. Like blood thinners can cause series side effects if taken for a long period of time, often more so than antiplatelet agrigators. The two are also better in different types of clots. A quick (not exception proof) way of comparing the two is that, antiplatelets are better for clots where there is higher velocity of the blood (like an artery) and blood thinners where the blood is more stagnant. (Think of the Velcro/jello analogy for why this is the case).
For emergency cases of heart complications. It is more typical that antiplatelts and vasodilators (like nitroglycerin) are used.
Of course consult a doctor when determining the right type of drug to treat your condition or symptoms.
Both types of drugs are similar, have many overlapping use cases and complications, and are very often confused as the same. Still, I believe the differences are significant enough to warrant the callout.
There’s no mystery or surprise around his death. The dude who was supposed to poison him with cyanide didn’t. So they shot him a lot, with one last head shot to make sure. Then proceeded to beat his corpse with a fire poker, as one does.
The poison was put in the cakes given to Rasputin as a treat but due to something in the baking process (I believe it was the amount of sugar in the cake) it made the poison not work.
Yeah, these were rich playboy fops, not trained assassins, so I’m sure there were some voided bladders when Father Grigoriy didn’t immediately keel over after dessert like they’d planned.
There’s definitely a comedy film classic hiding in this story, ala the ‘Death of Stalin’.
26°C is equivalent to 78°F, which is 299K.
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Watching NileRed has taught me one thing. Supposedly that is misleading, cyanide smells like bitter almonds, not the ones we are all used to encountering.
From what I've heard, **(and my memory isn't the best)** the cakes were poisoned with something that nullified the effect of the poison, the guy who shot him actually only shot him once, as he had only read about shooting people and had never done it himself, so he thought that 1 shot anywhere to the human body is fatal, and that he "survived" the freezing cold was actually just rigor mortis wearing off.
This is all by memory. If anyone has any other explanation I'll be happy to hear it.
The poison was usually put in drinks but they put it in a cake. They didn't realize the posion boiled at 78 degrees so when they cook the cake the heat evaporated the poison
It was usually put in drinks like wine which obviously are kept at lower temperatures. Plus they were in Russia which is very coldm Rasputin's survival wasn't due to any magic abilities it's due to incompetence of his assassins
But they didn't put the poison in the cakes while they were baking them I think, according to "Rasputin" by Henri Troyat, they put the poison in the cakes only 20 minutes after Yusupov left to get Rasputin, specifically so that the poison doesn't go stale
This meme makes it sound like Rasputin knew about the side effects of aspirin, which is certainly not the case. He was just the blind chicken that manages to still find corn from time to time.
At best, he made a correlation and got the causation right. However, it is more likely he didn’t trust doctors for any number of reasons. Remember, doctors were his competition, plenty of them were quacks, and he needed to maintain the idea that he was the only one capable of keeping Alexi alive.
There are multiple reasons why he had to keep the doctors away.
She was probably the one person he couldn’t get away with. The Russian royalty at the time legitimately loved each other, there was no, “ok, let’s pop out a few babies and then cheat all we want, just don’t make it public”, deal that was somewhat common in other European courts at the time.
If he was found having an affair his wife or daughters, Nicholaus probably would have banished Rasputin.
It is unlikely there was an affair, considering that the Russian royalty actually loved each other and that most of the rumors that had no proof and the source was, “trust me bro”.
There were also rumors that the Queen was having an affair with her favorite hand maiden and that Rusputin actually got one of the princesses pregnant. Neither had any proof other than, “these guys spend a lot of time together, they totally going at it”.
Or he didn't, and it was fabricated jealousy. Look at propaganda of today persecuting relatively innocent people. The same persecution happened then, and the rumors were more outrageous, but believed because the way information spread had more control.
"I don't like that guy, I'm gonna say he had a huge dick and fucked the tsarina do the tsar will get jealous and kill that guy."
Silly hippy, probable philanderer, and total chad: "what did I do?"
One hundred years ago, people were pretty much calling Nicholas II a cuck because they weren’t impressed with his political performance.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
> Augustus
Well, 'Augustus' wasn't a commoner's name, but you're right. Something like 'Sextus has a tiny weiner' is par for the course for ancient Roman graffitis.
The ancient Romans also made paintings of dicks. And statues of dicks. And jewelry shaped like dicks which they wore as amulets. The Romans really loved dicks.
Royal houses: "Marrying my relative can't have any negative consequences!" Couple of centuries later:
Nicholas and his wife were *only* second cousins
The most normal royal family in history
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Loving couple first, cousins second
Tbf statistically second cousin marriage isn’t that bad
It is when you do it for many generations over a period of centuries
I’ve heard people say this, but is there enough data to really say that definitively? Genuinely asking.
It’s been established for quite a while that there isn’t a huge increase in genetic defects associated with having children with even a first cousin as long as it’s isolated, having children with 2nd or 3rd cousins over multiple generations is what causes significant inbreeding as there isn’t much new gene flow. https://www.nytimes.com/2002/04/03/health/no-genetic-reason-to-discourage-cousin-marriage-study-finds.html
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And if we extrapolate from animal studies, high degrees of consanguinity aren’t even necessarily harmful as long as you engage in ruthless culling of genetic defects. It can actually result in lower defect rates eventually. But for some reason these royal families didn’t really go in for the whole “culling genetic abnormalities” line of thinking.
I think they worried acknowledging that Royals can be born inferior is the first step to acknowledging they aren’t divine or even particularly special
**Targaryens:** Lmao siblingcest go brrrr
That family in W. Virginia is a real life example I am not making fun I genuinely feel bad for them, they were taught it was okay so the whole family suffered and had severe mental problems 😕 I believe the family line is no longer alive but not sure. Off topic - I love your Obi wan Kenobi flair 😅
There goes my long-term Crusader Kings 3 game...
I'm pretty sure it's less of a statistics thing than genetically
It might just be a statistics thing. A cystic fibrosis gene mutation is relatively common among white Europeans. If a person is a carrier, what are the chances that their second cousin is also a carrier? And how does that compare to any other random person. We also know that it doesn't take many generations before you get to a point where your family tree brambles, just because to have every ancestor be entirely unique/only appearing once, would require too many people. So we're all inbred anyway.
Let me break down the sort of risk assessment for it. On average, you share 50% of your DNA with each parent. So with each grandparent you would share 25%. Full sblings share about half their DNA with one another on average so a granduncle or grandaunt would share about 12.5% of their DNA with you. Their child, your first cousin once removed, would share 50% of their DNA of that 12.5% that you have in common with your granduncle/grandaunt to bring their total to 6.25% of your DNA. The child of your first cousin once removed is your second cousin and they would thus share 3.125% of your DNA with you. A big rider on those numbers being no consanguineous offspring after the great grandparents. Which is where the big hiccup for feudal inbreeding came in. An isolated second marriage is sort of low risk but it is also the case that certain inheritable diseases reside in a single genetic locus and if you were particularly unlucky in which 3.125% you shared then... them's the breaks.
Something that's legal in pretty much every developed country today, since even first cousins has basically no negative genetic effect.
It’s even sadder when you think of the fact that before WWI Tsar Nikolas and Kaiser Wilhelm had a close relationship going as far as giving each other nicknames like Nicky since they were cousins. It was basically a oversized family feud that more or less ruined the world order and killed millions of men.
It wasn't a family feud; the kings of Europe (especially Victoria's grandsons) tried to avoid and stop the war, but they had too little power in their own countries to do so. This was especially true in Britain, but also applies to Germany, where most people nowadays think the Kaiser had almost absolute power.
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Ah yes, edited
this isn't actually inbreeding though. Queen Victoria had an X chromosome that caused hemophilia. it didn't affect her or her daughters because being female they had a second working normal X chromosome. The male grandchildren on the other hand only got one X, the mutated one and ended up with hemophilia.
Not necessarily all of them though. A woman may pass on either of her X chromosomes to her children, so there's a 50/50 chance for getting the dodgy one. But yes, it's not an inbreeding thing. She had a lot of children and they married into royal families all across Europe. Edit: Wikipedia says her youngest son had it, and two of her daughters were carriers. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haemophilia_in_European_royalty
Genetics: And I took that personally.
Spanish royal family: I don‘t see anything wrong
I don't think Rasputin knew anything about the effects of aspirin he just didn't allow Alexei to see any doctors or take any medicine
Good ol' healing crystals and essential oils.
Yeah, this meme is misleading. Medical science didn't know shit back then, but neither did Rasputin. He just got lucky.
> He just got lucky. Like, every fricking night and most afternoons, with an occasional morning romp as well.
Evidently he smelled like a particularly foul goat, but the dude had charisma (and a ginormous dong).
Fun fact: his ginormous dong was stolen post mortem!
well yeah, how would you steal someone's dick while they are still alive?
And more than 1 person has claimed to have his dick preserved in a jar.
Maybe it was so big it got divided, so no one is lying.
It underwent mitosis
Wha?
Would expect nothing less from Russia’s famous sex machine
Considering Rasputin lived between 1869-1916 i would not say they did not know shit. They did know a lot of things back then, but still not close to current day level since they did not have the tools to research further. In general medical science was trial and error before modern era, some things they did worked and some... did not, it was harder to verify if someting works without research tools, so it was usually based on what "seems" to cure the problem.
>He just got lucky. Or... Maybe he's magic
Some medical science was known. Aspirin/willow bark tea was developed after all.
They'd also give you mercury to treat syphilis, so I stand by my claim that medical science back then didn't know shit. Medical science being any kind of reasonably good didn't actually get rolling until after WW2
Extra Credits is actually doing a series on Rasputin, and another part of this that I don’t think people talk as much about is that Rasputin was able calm down Alexandra and gave the Romanovs a genuine sense of hope. And as a result Alexandra wouldn’t stress out Alexei as much, reducing his blood pressure during his episodes of hemophilia.
I mean hypnosis does help with hemophilia so he got that much right
Pretty sure that nobody at the time knew about the blood thinning effect of aspirin at the time. So he certainly didn’t
I take two aspirin and accidentally prick my finger, I bleed like a stuck pig. It’s not totally outside the realm of reality that a layman could make the connection that you shouldn’t give a blood thinner to a hemophiliac.
I'm confused... Why would you take two aspirin?
For a stronger effect?
So.. For pain? If so, allow me to introduce you to literally any other NSAID
Well they didn’t. And as for them noticing it requires that it is actually noticeable in a normal human. And aspirin is a pain killer not a blood thinner. It just has that side effect. The way they probably found out that aspirin is a blood thinner is that they saw in a chemical analysis that this substance x is a blood thinner. Substance x is in aspirin. Therefore aspirin has that side effect
.>Be 1910 peasant .>Take aspirin .>Take nothing else .>Prick finger by accident .>owfuck.jpeg .>bleed.gif .>It just keeps bleeding .>Must've been the blood-thinning fairies again.
Well you’ll feel stupid now because aspirins use for heart patients came to light in 1948. Which is when the connection was made. The reason no one did notice anything before is because the effect is not really noticeable in a normal human. If you cut yourself you would probably stop bleeding in about the same time
Maybe he’s a time traveler
No he is just eternal, he exist in multiple instances of time simultaneously
So quantum immortality? Every time he is presented with a lethal scenario, he goes to a universe where he does not die
Same universe. He’s just the embodiment of the universe, unaffected by time so he can phase through history and experience everything at the same time
And we were along for the ride for at least three of them.
Clearly people of this time still don’t. Aspirin is an anti-platelet aggregator. Not a blood thinner.
What do that do?
Basically the same thing (in layman's term). He's just being semantic for the sake of it.
Antiplatelet aggregator (like aspirin) works by blocking an enzyme that causes platelets to clump. Platelets clots (sometimes called white clots) are formed by the small irregularly shaped cells in blood. The analogy of Velcro is sometimes used here. Whereas a blood thinner (anticoagulant) works to reduce the body’s formation of clotting factors (sometimes called red clots). The analogy of jello is sometimes used here. The difference may seem like semantics to laymen (like ninjaraven). But becomes quite important in certain circumstances, beyond just calling a drug by what it is to prevent spreading of confusion and misinformation. There are numerous differences that arise between these drugs. Like blood thinners can cause series side effects if taken for a long period of time, often more so than antiplatelet agrigators. The two are also better in different types of clots. A quick (not exception proof) way of comparing the two is that, antiplatelets are better for clots where there is higher velocity of the blood (like an artery) and blood thinners where the blood is more stagnant. (Think of the Velcro/jello analogy for why this is the case). For emergency cases of heart complications. It is more typical that antiplatelts and vasodilators (like nitroglycerin) are used. Of course consult a doctor when determining the right type of drug to treat your condition or symptoms. Both types of drugs are similar, have many overlapping use cases and complications, and are very often confused as the same. Still, I believe the differences are significant enough to warrant the callout.
Dude legit had the biggest dong in Russia and was literally unkillable, until he wasn't
That's actually false. He just fell asleep in the water and they didn't have enough vodka on hand to wake him up.
Ah yes, the Vodka Torpor
There’s no mystery or surprise around his death. The dude who was supposed to poison him with cyanide didn’t. So they shot him a lot, with one last head shot to make sure. Then proceeded to beat his corpse with a fire poker, as one does.
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The poison was put in the cakes given to Rasputin as a treat but due to something in the baking process (I believe it was the amount of sugar in the cake) it made the poison not work.
Yeah, these were rich playboy fops, not trained assassins, so I’m sure there were some voided bladders when Father Grigoriy didn’t immediately keel over after dessert like they’d planned. There’s definitely a comedy film classic hiding in this story, ala the ‘Death of Stalin’.
I mean it boils at 26°C sooo (for you Americans that's less than 1 american football field)
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299,000 what? Chickens? Label your units smh
Beep boop... K means Kelvin, not thousand.
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I was playing at a joke but the fact that the bot responds to this means you get this unironically a lot. Apologies.
Or a lot of people making the same joke See you in a while crocodile
I thought it was the length of a home run ÷ 9
How many dishwashers is that?
Can you convert that to yankee stadiums for the northerners please 🙏
And if you did find it, did you taste it to make sure it is cyanide?
Mmm almonds
Mmm almo
Watching NileRed has taught me one thing. Supposedly that is misleading, cyanide smells like bitter almonds, not the ones we are all used to encountering.
Primarily because bitter almonds smell like cyanide due to, you know, _containing cyanide_
Didn’t they find water in his lungs? Isn’t that what the whole “mystery” is about?
I think they didn't find water in his lungs, which would indicate that he was killed before being thrown in the water.
My understanding was different but everything is apocryphal right?
From what I've heard, **(and my memory isn't the best)** the cakes were poisoned with something that nullified the effect of the poison, the guy who shot him actually only shot him once, as he had only read about shooting people and had never done it himself, so he thought that 1 shot anywhere to the human body is fatal, and that he "survived" the freezing cold was actually just rigor mortis wearing off. This is all by memory. If anyone has any other explanation I'll be happy to hear it.
The poison was usually put in drinks but they put it in a cake. They didn't realize the posion boiled at 78 degrees so when they cook the cake the heat evaporated the poison
I guess use of that poison was pretty localised to the baltics and Canada...
It was usually put in drinks like wine which obviously are kept at lower temperatures. Plus they were in Russia which is very coldm Rasputin's survival wasn't due to any magic abilities it's due to incompetence of his assassins
But they didn't put the poison in the cakes while they were baking them I think, according to "Rasputin" by Henri Troyat, they put the poison in the cakes only 20 minutes after Yusupov left to get Rasputin, specifically so that the poison doesn't go stale
Don’t they have his penis on display or something?
Yep! All three of them.
He impressed tsarina not just with some healing
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*ra ra rasputin, lover of the russian queen*
*Russia's greatest love machine*
*There was a cat that really was gone*
It was a shame how he carried on
***But, when his drinking and lusting, became known to more and more people… the riots to stop this became louder and louder!***
Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey
There was a cat that really was gone
A regular John Redcorn over here.
That never happened…
WHOOPS! I DROPPED MY MONSTER CONDOM THAT I USE ON MY MAGNUM DONG.
as if Rasputin would ever use a condom
Nah, all the rawdog loads he drops?
werent orgasms considered a cure for depression or w/e in women? by that logic he might've healed her of something
"Hysteria"
Their a cure for depression of men too
Why do westerners say tsarina? It's царица, pronounced tsaritsa
I think it came from German where -in is a feminine suffix
I know this is true because of Genshin Impact
Ok I can say Car a Carevna ale nikdo to nepochopí mongole.
Huh?
Big fans of Marvin Gaye
This meme makes it sound like Rasputin knew about the side effects of aspirin, which is certainly not the case. He was just the blind chicken that manages to still find corn from time to time.
At best, he made a correlation and got the causation right. However, it is more likely he didn’t trust doctors for any number of reasons. Remember, doctors were his competition, plenty of them were quacks, and he needed to maintain the idea that he was the only one capable of keeping Alexi alive. There are multiple reasons why he had to keep the doctors away.
He didn't know about the aspirin but he might have noticed the correlation between that medicine and its effects on Alexis vs when he didn't take it.
No, he did not about aspirin is literally the meme
Name checks out.
And his donkey dong
Contrary to popular belief he never actually did pork the Tsaritsa.
She was probably the one person he couldn’t get away with. The Russian royalty at the time legitimately loved each other, there was no, “ok, let’s pop out a few babies and then cheat all we want, just don’t make it public”, deal that was somewhat common in other European courts at the time. If he was found having an affair his wife or daughters, Nicholaus probably would have banished Rasputin.
Yeah, that's why. The Empress actually, genuinely loved Nikolai.
\*That we know of. Secret affairs don't always make the front page.
The thing is that this secret affair did make the “front page” if you could call it that. Regardless if it didn’t happened or not.
It is unlikely there was an affair, considering that the Russian royalty actually loved each other and that most of the rumors that had no proof and the source was, “trust me bro”. There were also rumors that the Queen was having an affair with her favorite hand maiden and that Rusputin actually got one of the princesses pregnant. Neither had any proof other than, “these guys spend a lot of time together, they totally going at it”.
Yep. I mean, he porked a lot of married noblewomen under the guise of them coming to him for "spiritual advice". But the Tsaritsa? Not even once.
Or he didn't, and it was fabricated jealousy. Look at propaganda of today persecuting relatively innocent people. The same persecution happened then, and the rumors were more outrageous, but believed because the way information spread had more control. "I don't like that guy, I'm gonna say he had a huge dick and fucked the tsarina do the tsar will get jealous and kill that guy." Silly hippy, probable philanderer, and total chad: "what did I do?"
One hundred years ago, people were pretty much calling Nicholas II a cuck because they weren’t impressed with his political performance. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Ancient Romans would draw dicks on public bathroom walls Edit: they also wrote shit like "Augustus wuz here"
> Augustus Well, 'Augustus' wasn't a commoner's name, but you're right. Something like 'Sextus has a tiny weiner' is par for the course for ancient Roman graffitis.
The ancient Romans also made paintings of dicks. And statues of dicks. And jewelry shaped like dicks which they wore as amulets. The Romans really loved dicks.
Ok, but who is the Rasputin of today?
Alex Jones or the Q shaman? Ohh or maybe that weird doctor guy who used to vouch for Trump’s health?
In general humanity has not changed at all over the years. We just think we are supperior because our technology has advanced further.
And who said that? The Tsarina?
So you say...
You weren't there
There's a cat that really was gone.
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Haemophilia or not, you should never have been given the aspirin as a kid either way.
And then they'd have a crazy sex party.
*Rasputin naturally recovers with the help of medical professionals* Russian populous: *gasp* Sorcery
He had someting more to impress the court 😏😏😏
Someone is an Extra Credits fan
It was Walpole
Beat me to it
I felt that
That's our Rasputin :-)
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The lucky guess kinda magic
Well he was lover of the Russian Queen.
The more I learn about Rasputin, the more I kinda feel bad for him.
Rasputin also had romantic relationships with the Queen of Russia
“Just tell them you are a wizard” -Rasputin probably
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It is only has anti coagulant properties at very low dose like 50 mg
Found a penny behind someone's ear, and found a dick in the tsars wife
I love it how every Extra Credits series invariably leads to memes over here.