no problem

3 hours ago wtf he’s a time traveler

@@pest9448 😂😂

Dude your fucking HOTTTT!!!❤️❤️❤️🤦🏻‍♂️🔥🔥🔥

No

Wow 750 likes but no comments

@@horsey8765 ayo, hey there!

He has an accent ofcourse

Ok, no joking here in my country this happen, like in the 90s early 2000s, in barranquilla colombia, the watchmen of a university that happen to have medicine field killed homeless men so he could sell the bodies to the university so medicine students could have bodies to work on, obviously the students didnt knew where all this freash bodies came from, however the university was involved somehow, they put the blame on the watchmen of the night shift and he went to prision from murder. Univeristy claim they never susped where bodies can from, was a total scandal!!!! They even mocked the incident for many carnival to comes and play like a guard killing homeless.... oh btw they only discover the incident cuz one victim play death until he could scape, at the begginig they didnt believe him for being homeless but that end up being in the news

@@jjba3571 Wow!

i was eating

I agree. Try long pig

Strange, I'm eating lunch watching this too.

I was having Breakfast

I always watch thoughty2 while eating breakfast

There was also a rig made that entailed a bell outside of the grave attached to a string or chain that entered the coffin, as so many were afraid of being buried alive. I guess coroners had minimum training back when.

@@bloodybones63 Embalming wasn't really a thing back in the day, if your pulse and breathing were shallow enough or you were in a coma you could be accidentally considered dead if you weren't. Sometimes they'd stick needles and things under someone's big-toe nail to see if the person was dead or nahh. 😬

@@jennastewart7290 Yeah, that was the point of my post.

Or zombies lol

@@bloodybones63 people have woken up in the morgue in modern times too.

Do you still have it?

@@bloodybones63 Of course. Can't get rid of him now, he's been with me for too long!

Lucky, I never got a skull from my doctor

My friend George has a skull in a medical bag in the back of his barn. Imagine my surprise when I opened that bag and found it. His older brother was a doctor and he inherited it when he died. George turns 97 in May.

Oooo my birthday (not 1831 just may 4th)

Honestly Yea

How the hell are you in the comments of every UKposts video I watch 😭

I mean... human centipede was a movie that got made, along with 2 sequels.

@@EmeraldEyesEsoteric Yea but those were shit imo south park did it better lmao anyways victorian london and maybe a ficonal story of a man who tries to stop this epidemic of stolen corpses for grieving people kinda like a detective but soon clashes with another person who is doing this for the better of science and research honestly sounds like a good foundation for a movie. Also, I'm not sure if you play video games but there was a game call assassins creed syndicate and it took place in Victorian London and you gotta kill this guy in side of the place that looked exactly like the pictures in this vid

bro istg ure on this and ure on fking aot anime videos as well jesus christ

Lol..funny.

Take my like and leave

Ok. Thays

Under.Rated.

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That actually formed the plot to a murder mystery novel Mary Higgins Clark wrote back in the 1990s... Book was titled "Moonlight Becomes You". I remember reading it back in the late 1990s, on one of those Reader's Digest Condensed Editions books.

Fellow students would probably tease him about her figure or something...

@@VestinVestin haha thats Weird to say

"I'm sorry for being in a rough spot right now, my mum just died" "Oh don't be upset, she's right there!"

There was an episode of Night Gallery that was about this subject.

@@lindadetamore252 oml

I see what you did there ;) haha

When is the video coming on scavengers hunting abandoned ww2 tanks in the woods for scraps and materials for transistor chips?

@@magnusm4 don't talk about transistors. people are literally plotting invading Taiwan like it happened to Kuwait for oil, but now to get hold of microchip factories. this are pretty serious, but this is insider's knowledge, can't talk more.

@@monad_tcp Most likely invade countries with the right rare minerals. We need to go space mining asap.

Clever.

Thank god im not who think about captain slow 🤣🤣🤣

It's always the quiet ones

"I like the vents in my car lined up, and if somebody moves them... I get really angry" -James may

@@artifects03 The words of a murderer.

at least hamster is immortal

that is actually fascinating, thank you for this

It's so interesting how wildly different the histories of our properties are in different countries. The whole neighborhood I live in used to be fallow "farmland" and the houses were built in the mid 80s. But maybe (not likely) if we dig around the yard, we might find artifacts left from when the Hohokam lived in this region.

@@Heather-xm9ul where I’m from in upstate New York you can find Iroquois artifacts in pretty much any forest you walk into (and dig into)

Maybe they were too wasteful with the cadavers they already had if they kept running out.🙄

Crazy right?

Wow. That would NOT fly today.

Similar thing with early fossil hunters in Java who told the locals they would pay X amount for each fossil they brought them.. so when they found any they would break them up into smaller pieces.

Ingenious!

Terry Pratchett was undoubtedly aware of this: "Shortly before the Patrician came to power there was a terrible plague of rats. The city council countered it by offering twenty pence for every rat tail. This did, for a week or two, reduce the number of rats-and then people were suddenly queueing up with tails, the city treasury was being drained, and no one seemed to be doing much work. And there still seemed to be a lot of rats around. Lord Vetinari had listened carefully while the problem was explained, and had solved the thing with one memorable phrase which said a lot about him, about the folly of bounty offers, and about the natural instinct of Ankh-Morporkians in any situation involving money: “Tax the rat farms.”"

In my experience, Steampunks are very clear on the horrors and social injustice of that age which they do not want to replicate in their alternate past. :-) Apparently there IS a steampunk side-culture that insists "Steampunk must be set in Victorian London and dwell entirely on class-stuggle, and anything else isn't Steampunk". They tend to be left fuming in the wake of the majority who are just having a great time being splendid to each other, and would not entertain racist or collonial attiudes. Except to Martians. Remember Woking, and burn the tentacled bastards!

He might also have gotten fed bread with literal Plaster of Paris baked into it because flour was more expensive at the time. Absolute History has some interesting info on strange and dangerous things Victorians in London used to do.

Actually the 'press gangs' were mostly fiction. Even if you signed there was a grace period where you could opt to leave. If you didn't go along willingly the recruiter didn't get paid.

@@epiendless1128 No, remember Horsell Common.

@@the_once-and-future_king. I doubt if opting to leave was always a peaceful choice to make. Also, is you're real name Arthur by any chance ? Just asking, my liege.

1970's? I'm a bit confused

@@watchstuff5679 opened in 1874

folk traditions continue long after the original reasons are no longer relevant, or after the memory of the reason.

Yes, that's what he said. In the video.

OK cool, you quoted the video, but like wtf goes through your head when you watch? Like: "Hey, I'mma take something remotely funny from the video and type it out in the comments. Haha I am so funny and smart!"

@@nghtspawn651 You sound way too pressed about a youtube comment

@@nghtspawn651 I think people just like sharing their enjoyment for the line

@@nghtspawn651 Atleast he isnt commenting "first" or some stupid stuff like that

What do you mean??

@@KD-kl4sx sometimes he still does

@@victorialord7650 he changes the title a lot so if people go back through his catalogue of videos they might not realise they've seen it before and watch some again. Many channels do it to try to up their view numbers or hopi the new title will react better with the search...

I clicked on "Why were corpses worth so much in Victorian Britain?" but watched "Why did ordinary people steal corpses in Victorian Britain?"

He's probably checking to see which title generates more clicks

😂😂😂why do u wanne come back

That's funny 😹

please don't feed indeed

as crazy as that may sound i was in jail with boy that killed his girlfriend in ohio but he stuck her in storm drain and went to mcdonalds everyday and took her food untill they figured it out, dude was weird ,but hes out now , he was 18 then did 20 yrs back in newark now ,people doing life without parole for POT!! POT!!! i guess

The zombie

The ones selling the bodies were part of the lower classes, the ones buying were upper class. It's as simple as that. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@@Ebbagull or that they didn’t actually know or cause the murders. The causers and opportunists were the killers, the doctors could’ve known and then should’ve gotten punishment if proven

@@laqu. then they were lousy doctors if they could not spot a murdered corps from that who died naturally... and not report it too... Like church basically sayed doctors are the devil incarnate, I honestly could not think how any sane person could cut & chop fellow human... and don't try to go on "doctors saving lives" thing, especially nowadays... when human organs are in such demand, aka basically, doctors now do the same thing their Victorian counterparts did~ 😕

@@BLAQFiniks wat?

@@targard.quantumfrack6854 illegal organ transplantation is very pressing issue... and very hush-hush one too.

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Ironically, they were hung for stealing a bar of soap.

No that's just gross. Like that one skin care product they used to sell. It had placenta in it

@@elavke5441 in Paris there were so many deaths, they had to make soap from them.

@@elavke5441 what about the Roland one with human fat cells

I discovered a few channels over the last year that really helped with my depression and anxiety. Due to a health issue, I've basically been housebound since last March, and the pandemic has certainly done my mental health no favours. With very few options to pass the time, I've been watching a lot of YT, and it's been a literal lifesaver. Aside from older channels like this one, I've found some channels that their creators started simply for something to do during lockdown, and they've become incredibly popular. For instance, Tasting History With Max Miller...after only one year, he's been able to make his channel his full-time job, he's done some very interesting collaborations, and he's currently writing a cookbook. Not bad for something that started out as a hobby to pass the time. I think that there are a lot of people who don't give YT content creators enough credit. They think it's all music videos, prank channels, and teenaged vloggers. I've introduced quite a few people to YT, and they're surprised how many channels are making high quality, well researched, well presented videos on topics like history, general science, physics, math, astronomy, music history (Professor of Rock is a must watch channel for any classic rock music fan), and true crime.

Better than watching television.

For mental health I like Gangaji and Eckhart Tölle

uh oh lol

How he felt after saying that😈

Okay nathan

"and so do i..." ... IIIII just wanna tell you how Im feeling...

@@HyperLinkRedacted gonna make you understand-

I always think of the film The One.

😂

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This channel keeps teaching me that Europe has the weirdest history out of all of the continents.

@John Barber I think it’s been redone to the correct spelling. Funny though, I had many courses in college I wish I could have buried for another to take.

Ya that entire era was just totally fecked.

So people should do the things that raise them out of poverty....

@@lisaroy9538 yep. How dare poor city dwellers in the 1800s not magically raise themselves out of poverty despite a system set up specifically to pin them down. People think they have it bad today. Today is a cakewalk compared to the 1800s

@@bon7029 Different perspective and time but it still doesn't change the fact that people have it bad.

@@majesticmajestic7058 some do, in some parts of the world 1800s England would be heaven. In most developed countries, people tweet about how bad their lives are from their brand new phones while they relax in an air conditioned. Building with a minimal chance of anything worse than a minor inconvenience happening to them.

@@J-ManProductions but radiation doesn’t cause mutations

That's what I thought. He didn't say what happened after that.

@@Laffy-ix5xy hmm

Yeah thoughty2 what??

Now I’m curious

If you are a tissue or organ donor, find out what happens to your body. Harvest of organs to save the life of some living person is noble. Drs do the harvest, but tissue harvest ☠️☠️

“Wasn’t your hump on the other side?”

Fun fact... the burning of Castle Frankenstein by angry villagers with torches and pitchforks is what inspired Igor to later compose the now famous and beloved Firebird Suite. While working at Castle Frankenstein, Igor had been taking a correspondence course in music composition.

Fact checkers say..."Correct!"

@@chrisp9046 What hump?

bram stokers dracula was another victorian era novel too.

Same. I love that stuff. He wrote treasure island also. Just like your Mom.

@Brad Grant she wasn't completely beat either. She could get it. 😂

Saturday night Sunday morning. Read that. Silleto.

For me it's Kipling.

That's a good pun/skit.

Hahahahaha that's top that one. 👌

Hello Bunny, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??

Mmm this Scotch tastes like peat.Or is it Peter? Cool story nonetheless

I've also heard of that so I call it true of the times. It tasted like you know what.

They preserved Napoleons body in brandy till it got back to France. Needless to say by the time the ship got back home the sailors drank all the brandy!

@@geraldfriend256 Thank you for the laugh. I appreciate clever humor.

@@dilluminatient So that was the original St. Remy.

imagine not having a body in your house lol

There was a similar case in old America with this guy called H H Holmes who did the exact same thing as them and it was made into a book/game called Have You Seen Claudia? It’s actually a pretty good story tbh despite being on a dress up game app I recommend it.

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yes, and that one is called the '' I.R.S. '' .

Don't mock. Some Humans, are energy Theives aka Vampires - there's one in the neighbourhood, & has a family, & yes, all are Vampires - Energy Theives.

Where in Virginia???

@@davidarundel6187 What's wrong with wanting to suck your energy? Some people pay for that you know.

He was that kid who always had the best book reports.

They say whoever goes to check his basement never return...

Hahaha that's top that one i tell ya. Thought that meself. 😅😅😅😅😅😅

Do we need another lock for the canal?

The fresher the better eh. Not like I go robbing graves but hey. 😁😁

Great reference!

Move your dead bones bones bones

Who knew captain Slow had such a dark past? He seems like such a nice amiable fellow...

@@AndrewHalliwell why do you think he drives a dacia sandero... Big boot = more loot

Why does James seem like the kind of person to have done that if he lived back then...

"Who's have thought. James May aka captain slow. A body snatcher and murderer? And on that bombshell.....Good night"

I knew all Lancia lovers are maniacs

People who are religious sometimes believe that your body needs to be whole to enter heaven or to be resurrected when jesus comes back or whatever. It's a spiritual fear.

It's all about resurrection etc.... They believe that you need the whole body to get resurrected... Ignoring the fact that most bodies decompose....

@@itarry4 that’s strange. It says when resurrection comes you’re given a whole new body soooo?

@@mothmaru Different religions have different beliefs on resurrection. Even different Christian religions. Me personally? Donate to medicine or throw in a hole. Nothing fancy. My beliefs don't include the need for a body.

@@mothmaru remember that people often couldn't read the bible themselves and even the versions they had told to them could be very different from the versions we have today. Maybe they were taught that you got back the body you'd left behind when you were buried. The belief that you needed a whole body for resurrection was a very old one.

I'm here at the front door, open up

let us in coward

Hey bud, I need a place to stay, the wife kicked me out...

They removed the headstones, but didn't move the bodies.

Check out that chapter he is very good

@@stacysealemusicandgreenthu7078 link :)?

It more true of organs but then again tou do have so many legitimate donations of bodies and organs live donations and postmortem. Hey it's a great argument for the use of stem cells because the things you can make would almost put organ donation to a bare minimum but we do still need to study corpses unfortunately. There are fully donated forensic corpse farms where they study dead bodies know various exposed elements to record the differential in decomp. Pretty cool huh?

Maria Grace that is pretty fascinating, the history or medicine is pretty fascinating in general but stuff like this? I’ve never given too much thought about cadavers and how we have donor systems set up until today

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Would've never figured that to work

I was going to comment the exact same thing. It was a way of killing someone that didn't leave a trace.