@@cockroach3678 As they said "no phones in sight only people living in the moment" like the dark ages if you live in Europe that is, and people years from now would probably say it was harder to live back then making our lives look simpler than theirs.
I’ve never been so happy for running water, indoor plumbing and toilet paper before until I learned what people use to use to clean their bottoms with before. (SHUDDERS)😖
Me in school: UGH HISTORY IS SO BORING Me watching this: History is so interesting! (This proved history isn't boring only in school) Edit: :00 152 likes cooll now YEEEEETTT.
Rabies was the inspiration for Vampires, because: 1. the myth of being allergic to sunlight was from light sensitivity caused by the disease. 2. Unchecked aggressiveness because the brain was decaying, because Rabies was reproducing in brain nerve cells. 3. Gums were receding because of poor dental hygiene, making the teeth stand out, therefore creating the inspiration for fangs.
The typical myths about corsets. Anybody who's ever worn a proper corset knows it doesn't move your organs around or restrict your breathing. Opera singers often wear corsets under their costumes and they have no problems with breathing. Victorian women's waists looked tiny because they padded their busts and hips.
I honestly felt bad for Mary ever since I first learned about her. She was a strong woman. Being a cook was a well respected job and one of the highest paid a woman could expect to have at the time. A position washing laundry paid next to nothing. She tried to do that fir as long as she could and no one would help her. She couldn't live off of what she made washing laundry and as far as she knew, she had never contracted typhoid. She probably convinced herself that she'd been lied to. I wish someone would have actually tried to help her. All she knew how to do was cook. She didn't really have other marketable skills, so she was only able to get low paying unskilled work.
This actually happened to me and my family in Venice Italy. We were tourists in 1960 and were taking a gondola ride through the city when (I choose to believe this was an accident) a woman emptied her chamber pot out the window and its contents ended up on and in the gondola which also meant on us. Of course it was meant to go into the waters used as the cities streets. So, as you can see, not all practices of the medieval times ended as early as we might choose to believe.
There’s a really good show called The Knick that takes place in New York in the 1900s, the main plot is about a hospital but there is a little side story about tracking down Typhoid Mary
First, I’ve been playing Nioh and just got to the part where I learn about Queen Elizabeth I’s death, and the cutscene still shook me up a bit. Second, lead in white face makeup wasn’t the only dangerous “beauty practice” back then. The juice of the Deadly Nightshade plant was dripped into women’s eyes because for some reason, large pupils were considered beautiful for a time.That’s why Nightshade is also known as Belladonna, which means “beautiful lady”.
Larger pupils on women were said to be a desired feature by men of this time period because it must have been known to them that when a woman is in the mood or aroused, one of the signs that this is occuring is the dilation of the pupils.
Little do most know dilated pupils are sometimes caused buy a chemical release in there brainof a man or a woman when they are " in the mood" sexually. Second, low light is when people usually make love, and of course the darker it is the larger you're pupils will become, dilated.pupils in some situations can be bad (drugs and alcohol, or chemical in balances in the brain) but not always. Human beings are so complex it makes me constantly wonder how everything in our past can be completely random, or a creation of something greater then ourselves. From such complex things like DNA to the human heart, a frogs brain, and how whales echo locating system. Didnt mean to get on a rant but its bizarre how we are able to push ourselves all in the name of beauty"
@@beckybodaschweri9215 So basically before we knew that mercury and lead were dangerous to humans and other animals we put it in everything. Lead plates, makeup with mercury and lead in it (In the Queen’s case it was lead), and I also believe they had some clothing with something like that in it. Lol this is all from memory.
Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me."..
@@AdamG5 Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me.".
@Natasha Rebbeck Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me.".
Corsets were NOT torcher devices They were used for support and lacing them to extremes wasn't popular until the 20th century The extreme figures were created with bustles and padding, five seconds of real research could tell you that corsets weren't bad for women, in fact, men wore them too It was a myth spread by many Victorian men, as it was something that they could ridicule women for, it didn't morph skeletons or restrict them unlike the corsets that are made today The reason we only have surviving corsets in small sizes is because they couldn't be worn until they tattered like most garments were.
This video felt very well constructed. All Be Amazed videos are engaging on a level, but this one's a step above for me. For what it's worth, fantastic work, and please keep these amazing fact- filled daily videos coming!
Tbh if i could time travel I'd probably just go back to when a bunch of those famous historical photos were taken just so i could be in the background somewhere doing finger guns
Did anyone else think of telling their teacher about this video and say why didn’t we learn this?I think that I’m going to ask my teacher if we could watch this.lol Edit: Thanks for the likes
As a teacher myself, we are mandated to teach the curriculum given to us by your state’s department of education. Stray too far off that beaten path, and you end up with angry parents contacting the superintendent of the school district, who then threatens your job, or will full on terminate you.
Mary Mallon ended up back on North Brother Island, but her confinement at least was somewhat comfortable- she had her own house and could move about at will; she took a job as an assistant in a medical lab, and she was permitted to return to the city to visit friends and shop, accompanied by guards.
I would want to visit all time periods. Mainly to document history from a first hand experience. Most of what we "know" is wrong, things taken out of context, guesswork made from incomplete information, dead languages that are still untranslatable, mysterious people who are mentioned but it is unknown who they were. So many mysteries that can only be solved using time travel. (Or asking them in the afterlife.)
Yes, we indeed studied history at school and you're making one now. As while Be Amazed were working on this video, what they didn't realize that art was being made. You guys are actually the amazing thing about this channel. I enjoyed this video so much, thank you!
I want to visit the Victorian era Why: I want to see children pictures and see the mother in the background edit:like omg i just want to share y are u likeing this
Growing up we didn't have running water nor a bathroom. Had an outhouse about once year dad would dig a new hole with the tractor & loader & put the outhouse on the new hole. Dad then would fill in the old hole
@MF-kr4hf tractor was old, but dad could keep it running. It was our life. Dad was a farmer. Back then, there was no rural water. We did the best we could. Mom & Dad were dirt poor, but we are good, had a warm bed & about a 100 acrea was our Back yard; trees, ponds & horses plus more
"Vampires aren't supposed to sparkle damn it!" LMAO I don't remember what movie that's from, but every time someone mentions Twilight, I hear that line in my head.
I would love to go back in time to the Pioneer days. Yes, it would be a much harder existence but it would also be much more rewarding. Literally reaping what you sowed would be an amazing way to be grateful for what you have in life. I also think that family and the idea of tight communities meant way more then. It was a time when the US was growing and spreading out to explore more of this amazing country and it’s many different landscapes. Idk. I just think that it would have been an amazing time to be alive.
You would also get a small cut, which would then get infected, which would suddenly become sepsis, killing you in a few days. Stupid Oregon Trail game killing my people with Cholera after they broke their leg…
Also! A famous group that went on the Oregon trial which luck wasn't on there side, accidentally went on the wrong time, therefore they are famous of... *Eating each other.* That's right! The 10 who survived, ( I forgot how many exactly survived in that train/group, ) had to eat the dead to live! Fascinating.
@@k1-b0theultimaterobot43 said people were known as the Donner Party (Donner Pass is what the part of the Oregon Trail is called now.) I have been over Donner Pass in the summer and paved and it was hairy. I can only imagine what it would have been like to be a pioneer on a very new trail that wasn’t well known. Robert E Lee told them that the pass was safe when it most certainly wasn’t especially for the time of year. They got snowed in, in the middle of those mountains and it became eat the dead or don’t survive the winter. Very brutal story for very brutal times!
um that saturday job does still exist in the form of street cleanup crews, except they have to clean the mess instead of fining others for it. just because you don't see it doesn't mean it doesn't happen
@@trollrat2828 There's basically a forklift made for boats. Instead of forks, wide straps are used to support the vesses when raising or lowering. Worked on boats for a year, so I saw it up close. I've seen these lifts at marinas as well!!
I'd want to visit around 12,000 years ago so I could find out about the comet that hit earth around then. (And also to check if it just might have actually sunk Atlantis...) :-) P.S I would not want to go to Medieval times because of corsets and also because someone would probably randomly accuse me of being a witch, which would be very inconvenient!
I would travel to 70,000 years ago in history to see what the world looked like before Humans began to destroy it, just to see the nature and Megafauna our ancestors killed off.
In my country we had vampires before America was even colonized, but the first account of a real man being a vampire comes from a village near my home town, born in 1579 and died 1656. The vamps back then were a lot different than the playboyish sparkly excuse of vampires we have today, they were basically vampires, werewolves and sorcerers combined. Obviously, these are just legends but they are still cool stories to scare little children nonetheless.
0:34 The 'Great Stink' of 1858 3:19 Little Young Medieval 'Men' 5:13 Disease of the Vampires 7:55 Elizabeth I's Makeup Poisoned Her? 10:43 Typhoid Mary 13:26 Medieval People Didn't Bathe? 15:14 Why Women Fainted in the 19th Century 17:36 Chicken Butt Wannabe-Cure 19:15 What Happened To The Fallen After Historic Wars? 22:26 Medieval Excrement Outta The Window!
@19:38 It's suggested the use of mass graves for burying many bodies near cities and calling them "cenotaphs", which is wrong. The word cenotaph is derived from the Greek kenos taphos, meaning "empty tomb." A cenotaph is a monument, sometimes in the form of a tomb, to a person or group of persons buried elsewhere.
That was just really great! Thanks man, I am a nerd who reads lots of books about medieval times but some information (especially why did women faint so much in the 19th century) is really new for me. It's fun to watch thank you🌱
I hate how people say corsets were only for posture. Those wearable nightmares caused so much irreversible damage they might as well been used as a torture method
I would want to travel back to the Renaissance. That being said, we live in the most bountiful and safest period in history. You know you've got it good in a country when even the homeless are obese and picky about what they eat.
Time stands still with gazing on her face Stands still and gaze for minutes Houres and yeares, to give her place All other things shall change But shee ramaines the same Till heavens changed have their course And time hath lost his name. Elizabethan Poem
In the old times (atleast in India)people pooped in the forests usually in tall grass and bushes so no one could see people still do this in really underdeveloped or poor villages
I'd wanna live in the medieval for the cool dresses (I'm using my husbands account lol I'm female) and to see what life was like before technology... Or go see the dinosaurs
No you didn’t! I have ptsd, and it’s awful to live with. Joking that you “got ptsd” from something mundane like that invalidates what people like me actually go through. It perpetuates the set of about mental health, and can stop people from getting help. I know it’s just a dumb joke, but just don’t do it.
Check a channel "weird history" to know more about the killer makeup of elizabeth this isnt promotional comment or aomething i just want to inform history lover
the corset misplacement will rarely happen bc there was an victorian photoshoping device that would make it more skinny (and yes it would make the waist small already but woman wanted it to be smaller)
We complain a awful lot but man am I glad to be alive right now in this time period, the past was horrible to a certain extent
Yes, I am very thankful for where and when we are currently living.
@@cockroach3678 As they said "no phones in sight only people living in the moment" like the dark ages if you live in Europe that is, and people years from now would probably say it was harder to live back then making our lives look simpler than theirs.
We were born in the age of memes :)
I’ve never been so happy for running water, indoor plumbing and toilet paper before until I learned what people use to use to clean their bottoms with before. (SHUDDERS)😖
Especially if you were color or a woman.
Yeah, no thanks i like progress
Me in school: UGH HISTORY IS SO BORING
Me watching this: History is so interesting!
(This proved history isn't boring only in school)
Edit: :00 152 likes cooll now YEEEEETTT.
Lol, yeah
Yep
Same
@RURAL COFEE lol they should hire this guy to teach children history
The only thing that I don't like about the vids is the narrator trying to make jokes
I learned the first story about the “Great Stink” last year in school. They always leave out the most fascinating things in it.
I learnt it through watching horrible histories as a kid
@@amandastapleton4395 wow
@Mr. Dumb there was nothing fascinating from the "Great stink"
@@bouncebong6215 how thay deald whit it
Same here
Rabies was the inspiration for Vampires, because:
1. the myth of being allergic to sunlight was from light sensitivity caused by the disease.
2. Unchecked aggressiveness because the brain was decaying, because Rabies was reproducing in brain nerve cells.
3. Gums were receding because of poor dental hygiene, making the teeth stand out, therefore creating the inspiration for fangs.
The typical myths about corsets. Anybody who's ever worn a proper corset knows it doesn't move your organs around or restrict your breathing. Opera singers often wear corsets under their costumes and they have no problems with breathing. Victorian women's waists looked tiny because they padded their busts and hips.
they were often scrawny because nutrition wasn't the same
and becauyse lots of photos and paintings were edited to make the waist look even smaller than it was.
@@maddykrantz yup, Photoshop is nothing new. They've been doing that since cameras first came out.
Artistes is 2021: WHAT IS THIS?
Artistes in 400AD: Awwwwww... so cute!!
This channel is basically my source of interesting and funny parts of history.
Ikr
You should check out oversimplified then
Ikr
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Same..
I honestly felt bad for Mary ever since I first learned about her. She was a strong woman. Being a cook was a well respected job and one of the highest paid a woman could expect to have at the time. A position washing laundry paid next to nothing. She tried to do that fir as long as she could and no one would help her. She couldn't live off of what she made washing laundry and as far as she knew, she had never contracted typhoid. She probably convinced herself that she'd been lied to. I wish someone would have actually tried to help her. All she knew how to do was cook. She didn't really have other marketable skills, so she was only able to get low paying unskilled work.
yeah.
This actually happened to me and my family in Venice Italy. We were tourists in 1960 and were taking a gondola ride through the city when (I choose to believe this was an accident) a woman emptied her chamber pot out the window and its contents ended up on and in the gondola which also meant on us. Of course it was meant to go into the waters used as the cities streets. So, as you can see, not all practices of the medieval times ended as early as we might choose to believe.
1960? How old are you then?
@@abandonedchannel175 hes probably a grandpa but who cares, anyone can watch yt
@@buildertenz7183 most likely, yes
Wow! I wouldn’t have guessed!
I guess
7:39 I'm an Indian. I'd like to go to 90s cause of BOLLYWOOD at that time. That time is known as GOLDEN ERA OF CINEMA in India it's divine.
This is basically the cool teacher teaching history !!
Ong
@@umislowdownsongs3765 ?
@Sabrina and Adrian Giron why did you sub to me?
@Sabrina and Adrian Giron zomg
Haha yea
There’s a really good show called The Knick that takes place in New York in the 1900s, the main plot is about a hospital but there is a little side story about tracking down Typhoid Mary
First, I’ve been playing Nioh and just got to the part where I learn about Queen Elizabeth I’s death, and the cutscene still shook me up a bit.
Second, lead in white face makeup wasn’t the only dangerous “beauty practice” back then. The juice of the Deadly Nightshade plant was dripped into women’s eyes because for some reason, large pupils were considered beautiful for a time.That’s why Nightshade is also known as Belladonna, which means “beautiful lady”.
Larger pupils on women were said to be a desired feature by men of this time period because it must have been known to them that when a woman is in the mood or aroused, one of the signs that this is occuring is the dilation of the pupils.
Little do most know dilated pupils are sometimes caused buy a chemical release in there brainof a man or a woman when they are " in the mood" sexually. Second, low light is when people usually make love, and of course the darker it is the larger you're pupils will become, dilated.pupils in some situations can be bad (drugs and alcohol, or chemical in balances in the brain) but not always. Human beings are so complex it makes me constantly wonder how everything in our past can be completely random, or a creation of something greater then ourselves. From such complex things like DNA to the human heart, a frogs brain, and how whales echo locating system. Didnt mean to get on a rant but its bizarre how we are able to push ourselves all in the name of beauty"
So true
Did The nightshade drops in her eyes kill them? After a while I mean
@@ItsMe-ic7on idk but I would say it could lead to blindness, if not death.
"And please allow me to show you something even more heinous"
Ads: *yes*
When you said "was Queen Elizabeth poisoned by her makeup"I said" It had Mercury in it or lead"
Edit : Yes I knew it
I am very confused by this comment.
Hey, how old are you?
@@beckybodaschweri9215 So basically before we knew that mercury and lead were dangerous to humans and other animals we put it in everything. Lead plates, makeup with mercury and lead in it (In the Queen’s case it was lead), and I also believe they had some clothing with something like that in it. Lol this is all from memory.
I knew that too! And I’m 10 (yes, I’m showing off I’m sort of a smart kid)
@@nashondonik /OMG NOT SO OLD FROM ME IM 7 AND A HALF
Me when I heard Dracula: hehehe we’re neighbors. 😂😂
So history repeats itself with all the plaque...now the covid pandemic...
I'm happy I was born this time where Internet, utube and Google exist...
UA-cam
Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me."..
@@AdamG5 Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me.".
@Natasha Rebbeck Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me.".
Plaque?
Corsets were NOT torcher devices
They were used for support and lacing them to extremes wasn't popular until the 20th century
The extreme figures were created with bustles and padding, five seconds of real research could tell you that corsets weren't bad for women, in fact, men wore them too
It was a myth spread by many Victorian men, as it was something that they could ridicule women for, it didn't morph skeletons or restrict them unlike the corsets that are made today
The reason we only have surviving corsets in small sizes is because they couldn't be worn until they tattered like most garments were.
This video felt very well constructed. All Be Amazed videos are engaging on a level, but this one's a step above for me. For what it's worth, fantastic work, and please keep these amazing fact- filled daily videos coming!
They copy others videos so they ain't good
@@thunderlordabove420 they give credits on the bottom left of the screen-
@@alie3992 no they've copied czsworld's videos
@@thunderlordabove420 how did they copy their videos-
@@thunderlordabove420 WTF
I’ve learned about all of these, but I’ve never heard all of these details.
This channel really goes into depth for its fam.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼
Big Polar Bear hug from Oslo- Norway to a grandma in Texas, sending lots of love and light from a 40 y old woman and her dog✌
Big bear hugs from a 40 year old woman in Turkey to a dear 67 year old grandma in Texas 🥰
@@brandyheinz1775 Sending som easter hugs from cold Norway to you all🙋
Big hugs from a young woman in south of France ❤❤
Omg kirby where is meta knight
Tbh if i could time travel I'd probably just go back to when a bunch of those famous historical photos were taken just so i could be in the background somewhere doing finger guns
“Wonton” is a delicious Asian dish, pronounced “Wawn-tawn”. Needless to say, this is not the way the the word “wanton” is pronounced.
Did anyone else think of telling their teacher about this video and say why didn’t we learn this?I think that I’m going to ask my teacher if we could watch this.lol
Edit: Thanks for the likes
this.lol
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This lol
6:00
You made web
As a teacher myself, we are mandated to teach the curriculum given to us by your state’s department of education. Stray too far off that beaten path, and you end up with angry parents contacting the superintendent of the school district, who then threatens your job, or will full on terminate you.
Back to my 18-year-old self, with handwritten lists of things to do, and maybe a few Melbourne Cup results.
Mary Mallon ended up back on North Brother Island, but her confinement at least was somewhat comfortable- she had her own house and could move about at will; she took a job as an assistant in a medical lab, and she was permitted to return to the city to visit friends and shop, accompanied by guards.
Mary Malone*
I would want to visit all time periods. Mainly to document history from a first hand experience.
Most of what we "know" is wrong, things taken out of context, guesswork made from incomplete information, dead languages that are still untranslatable, mysterious people who are mentioned but it is unknown who they were.
So many mysteries that can only be solved using time travel. (Or asking them in the afterlife.)
2019 would be the best year to travel back to
shocked by how nuanced and carefully made your videos are. Top marks!
Btw the "Why Did Women Faint So Much in the 19th Century?" is at 15:13
"Please allow me to raise you something even more heinous"
*Double unskippable ad starts*
Happened to me to
Hate thoes
Accurate
Yes, we indeed studied history at school and you're making one now. As while Be Amazed were working on this video, what they didn't realize that art was being made. You guys are actually the amazing thing about this channel. I enjoyed this video so much, thank you!
I want to visit the Victorian era
Why: I want to see children pictures and see the mother in the background
edit:like omg i just want to share y are u likeing this
Oo photobomb a pic-
me wanting to see dinosaurs lol
Same
you ruined your comment with that edit
@@aloyperez2059 no he didn’t
I would love to visit ancient Greece and DEFINITELY ancient Egypt, because i just LOVE everything about them. (idk why 😅)
Growing up we didn't have running water nor a bathroom. Had an outhouse about once year dad would dig a new hole with the tractor & loader & put the outhouse on the new hole. Dad then would fill in the old hole
Ok
Sounds like a good way to go about.. How he could afford a tractor and loader but not running water is kind a odd, huh??
@MF-kr4hf tractor was old, but dad could keep it running. It was our life. Dad was a farmer. Back then, there was no rural water. We did the best we could. Mom & Dad were dirt poor, but we are good, had a warm bed & about a 100 acrea was our Back yard; trees, ponds & horses plus more
"Vampires aren't supposed to sparkle damn it!" LMAO I don't remember what movie that's from, but every time someone mentions Twilight, I hear that line in my head.
I was trying to figure out why they thought I needed to know this, but now I'm just confused as to why I clicked it anyways
Sometimes you want to know things but don't know why
U know, i wanna know why this guy speaks with "american news english" but uses UK vernacular. Nobody says 'rubbish' in the states, man. Nobody.
Lol around minute 17 I couldn't help but say in a whisper, "Aqua Tofanaaahh" in my @BaileySarian voice 😆😅
Omfg yes
I would love to go back in time to the Pioneer days. Yes, it would be a much harder existence but it would also be much more rewarding. Literally reaping what you sowed would be an amazing way to be grateful for what you have in life. I also think that family and the idea of tight communities meant way more then. It was a time when the US was growing and spreading out to explore more of this amazing country and it’s many different landscapes. Idk. I just think that it would have been an amazing time to be alive.
You would also get a small cut, which would then get infected, which would suddenly become sepsis, killing you in a few days.
Stupid Oregon Trail game killing my people with Cholera after they broke their leg…
Also! A famous group that went on the Oregon trial which luck wasn't on there side, accidentally went on the wrong time, therefore they are famous of... *Eating each other.* That's right! The 10 who survived, ( I forgot how many exactly survived in that train/group, ) had to eat the dead to live! Fascinating.
@@k1-b0theultimaterobot43 said people were known as the Donner Party (Donner Pass is what the part of the Oregon Trail is called now.) I have been over Donner Pass in the summer and paved and it was hairy. I can only imagine what it would have been like to be a pioneer on a very new trail that wasn’t well known. Robert E Lee told them that the pass was safe when it most certainly wasn’t especially for the time of year. They got snowed in, in the middle of those mountains and it became eat the dead or don’t survive the winter. Very brutal story for very brutal times!
Perhaps... perhaps it whould be...
As a railfan, I wish I could time travel to 1960's British Rail.😊😊😊
um that saturday job does still exist in the form of street cleanup crews, except they have to clean the mess instead of fining others for it. just because you don't see it doesn't mean it doesn't happen
You never fail to teach me more then my high school history teacher
I have a question for you, What happens to all the parachutes used in a massive infantry air drop??
yes
They get collected and if they pass inspection they get repacked to get used again
@@trollrat2828 If you mean ships they are built in dry docks then they fill said dry docks with water and move it into open water.
@@gamechanger8908 u r a game changer
@@trollrat2828 There's basically a forklift made for boats. Instead of forks, wide straps are used to support the vesses when raising or lowering. Worked on boats for a year, so I saw it up close. I've seen these lifts at marinas as well!!
I'd want to visit around 12,000 years ago so I could find out about the comet that hit earth around then. (And also to check if it just might have actually sunk Atlantis...) :-)
P.S I would not want to go to Medieval times because of corsets and also because someone would probably randomly accuse me of being a witch, which would be very inconvenient!
I would travel to 70,000 years ago in history to see what the world looked like before Humans began to destroy it, just to see the nature and Megafauna our ancestors killed off.
Why you gotta be a Dick about it? You would be eaten by the neanderthals, anyways..
Wow these is really interesting. 👌🏻👌🏻
Thanks.👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻
21:39
Don’t tell me stuff from Minecraft I already know
That is literally not from minecraft not even close
@@howardty2733 R/whooooosh
How do u sell bones in Minecraft
I know fertilizing bones but how do you sell one? Not being mean just, What
@@raptorvlogs201 I didn’t really mean the selling part but I guess you could trade it with villagers
In my country we had vampires before America was even colonized, but the first account of a real man being a vampire comes from a village near my home town, born in 1579 and died 1656. The vamps back then were a lot different than the playboyish sparkly excuse of vampires we have today, they were basically vampires, werewolves and sorcerers combined. Obviously, these are just legends but they are still cool stories to scare little children nonetheless.
None of those periods but the 40's and 50's would be great
0:34 The 'Great Stink' of 1858
3:19 Little Young Medieval 'Men'
5:13 Disease of the Vampires
7:55 Elizabeth I's Makeup Poisoned Her?
10:43 Typhoid Mary
13:26 Medieval People Didn't Bathe?
15:14 Why Women Fainted in the 19th Century
17:36 Chicken Butt Wannabe-Cure
19:15 What Happened To The Fallen After Historic Wars?
22:26 Medieval Excrement Outta The Window!
Good man 👍
I just started the video son of a-
I’m pretty sure most people including me could live perfectly with out vampires
Depends are we talking about a Christopher Lee vampire? I couldn't live without a Christopher Lee vampire.
@@auroramariealmeara8622 no I meant the vampires like in twilight but I now lots of people like twilight and some people would hate if I said that 👍
i cant live without carti
@19:38 It's suggested the use of mass graves for burying many bodies near cities and calling them "cenotaphs", which is wrong.
The word cenotaph is derived from the Greek kenos taphos, meaning "empty tomb." A cenotaph is a monument, sometimes in the form of a tomb, to a person or group of persons buried elsewhere.
From 1942 to 1945 in the World War II
The reason:because I like tanks and guns
Guns and ships
Me to man
You know that tanks and guns continues to exist and after 1945, right?
@@papiospapikos3572 yeah but they're more automated and boring
WW2 srathed in 1939
Imagine how much research this dude has to do, thank you for your knowledge 😌
That was just really great! Thanks man, I am a nerd who reads lots of books about medieval times but some information (especially why did women faint so much in the 19th century) is really new for me. It's fun to watch thank you🌱
Love your videos Be Amazed
If you were a foxglove, I would gaze at you all the time without knowing (I'm referencing to the wallpaper.)
Ohh my God you have the same pfp my other account had :)
@@WaterBottle1401 Coincidence I would say:3
Yes
@@Myszkia
I think this is right:
The white plague: I am deadly
COVID-19: Ur wrong, I am the deadliest
The Bubonic Plague: …
Have I piqued your interest. Me: No Be amazed: Imma pretend I didn’t hear that
* piqued :) x
@@emzybenzey 🤣I was just about to do that!
@@emzybenzey damn, if only I were here 8 hours sooner.
@@riquipoo5578 me as well.
@@ThePrufessa same
I hate how people say corsets were only for posture. Those wearable nightmares caused so much irreversible damage they might as well been used as a torture method
Well they were right regarding the "There is no Queen of England" meme.
Nope, just a drag queen....
The renaissance period, I love the paintings🤩
Me: see them talk abaut T.B (tuberculosis)
My brain: Arthur morgan🤠🤠😭😭
Dammit man I came here to learn not feel
I would want to travel back to the Renaissance. That being said, we live in the most bountiful and safest period in history. You know you've got it good in a country when even the homeless are obese and picky about what they eat.
I eat most of my meals in a room full of naked strangers. What’s the fun in not doing that?
So fun
I'm surprised ANYONE made it out of these periods alive for us to be here now.
I came the most unusually fast xD
Thanks i don't learn. anything in school because i never pay attention but your channel is so in tresting i watch it and i am learning from it
Instead of going to the past i'll rather go 500 years into the future.
@@trollrat2828 lol
Time stands still with gazing on her face
Stands still and gaze for minutes
Houres and yeares, to give her place
All other things shall change
But shee ramaines the same
Till heavens changed have their course
And time hath lost his name.
Elizabethan Poem
I would time travel to when gold was being sent to Front Knox 🙂
I would travel to the 80's. Do I even need to explain why? Two words. Pizza Bagels.
I'd travel to the early 1400's and warn my people about a few things.
they’ll prob insult our outfits cause of the different style
at about 14:50: "...gradually fell out of flavor..." Bah-dum-dum-tssss!
do people really read the comments ???
I do
Yeah i do
Not even the Dracúla lived. But Austro-Hungarians did during the rule of Transylvania
To everybody who is reading this:
☀️💞Stay safe and have a nice and safe day/ night! 💞🌙
Stfu
@@twigchad6841 at least Julia isn’t a bot who types this in every video
@@twigchad6841 never knew I would agree with Stalin
Thank you! You too!
@@Gryphon2026 :)
In the old times (atleast in India)people pooped in the forests usually in tall grass and bushes so no one could see people still do this in really underdeveloped or poor villages
I'd wanna live in the medieval for the cool dresses (I'm using my husbands account lol I'm female) and to see what life was like before technology... Or go see the dinosaurs
Oh you don’t, It sounds horrible image getting accused for a murder? No mercy at all they would kill you. Also i heard the dresses are itchy
I mean boys can wear dresses
@@iceamethyst297 that's not what op was implying 🤦🏻♀️
Covid:im the worst virus
The black death:hold my orange juice
To be with Jesus Christ because I love him
The best
I really like your videos!
Whoever sees this: pursue your dreams! Have an amazing day! Don’t stop believing! I hope you have the best day ever today!🤪😊👍👏🏻
Yes
Thank you kind stranger! Have a wonderful day yourself! 🙏🏽🥰
Today will be an awsome day c=
@@Itsfineweerallfine :)
@@sanscerlyme9088 I hope so!
15:40
Me wearing a corset while watching this be like: *nervous sweating*
I would traveled to the 90s to show them modern technology
To the times of Alexander Fleming because his discoveries were astonishingly impressive
I got ptsd when he talked about tuberculosis.
Only Red Dead fans will know why
M I C A H I S A R A T
Aw poor Arthur I thought about him too!
No you didn’t! I have ptsd, and it’s awful to live with. Joking that you “got ptsd” from something mundane like that invalidates what people like me actually go through. It perpetuates the set of about mental health, and can stop people from getting help. I know it’s just a dumb joke, but just don’t do it.
Love your vids. Atleast you don’t upload clickbaiting vids, Thanks!
👀
The chicken butts cracked me up!!!
Check a channel "weird history" to know more about the killer makeup of elizabeth
this isnt promotional comment or aomething i just want to inform history lover
That is a good channel.
7:46 Okay! I’d like to travel to the renissance era, because then I could study painting under masters like Leonardo Da Vinci
The Centre's of history that I would Travel back to :
1. Ancient Africa & Egypt
2. Ancient Ireland
3. Late 1920's through the 1930's
4. 1950's
This video is answering questions that didn't know I had
I would go back to the year 2017 when I was in my old house and before covid.
The Timeperiod that I would travel back to is 1690's - 1800's :
Castles and Royalty
the corset misplacement will rarely happen bc there was an victorian photoshoping device that would make it more skinny (and yes it would make the waist small already but woman wanted it to be smaller)
"The Great Stink". I would rather call my "great stink" in the house poopy diapers. YUCK.
One of the deadliest outbreaks in human history
Ebola: am I a joke to you?
womens in 1600 or whatever century*
womens wairng corsets be like :
🌠 S K I N Y🌠