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Padfoot_Prongs

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Posted: 12 years ago

#701

it is so confusing sometimes that i think i will start understanding after its half centuary..

like geet i'm also puulling my hairs... who is dev???
no noo no what is dev..

i don't know what..😕 thoroughly confused...

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Teju

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Stunner

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Posted: 12 years ago

#702

What was that Dev & Geet as team thing???😕 Hope Sheesh U will reveal mystery soon..Nice part.

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-Crayon-

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Posted: 12 years ago

#703

It was a mysteriously mythological update! I have always found anything related to mythology very interesting. Even though the characters are not relatable, there's this 'old' element in them that always feels new. A feeling that roots have so many answers..even though some aren't even sure that those roots ever existed. I sound so confused 😆...that I always am! Now I want to read more of Geet Frank diary than anything! 😆

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-Crayon-

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Posted: 12 years ago

#704

Originally posted by: glassdoor

Thanks !

But isn't the mud itself un-hygienic?We do not use all kinds of mud to cure the pimples and all na..It's the multani mitti probably which actually does some good. If a person covers himself from mud, is it totally harmless? Ok..I don't know if I am missing a very basic thing or something. I have no idea about this thing. Don't laugh if you find this totally lame. (Ok..you can! 😆 )

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Kittya Cullen

@Kittya_Cullen

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Posted: 12 years ago

#705

@Crayon: In my opinion, modern life has made things like dirt unhygienic. Before the world became obsessed with chemicals and litter, mud had mostly healthy/good bacteria. so Vish would have been reasonably well off

Edited by Kittya_Cullen - 12 years ago

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-Crayon-

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Posted: 12 years ago

#706

^^Ya..I guess I missed that part. I always thought that the mud had some creatures that would bite a person. I guess such creatures exist in dirt and I probably mixed up dirt and mud. Ok wait..even if something bites, the mud itself heals it? Ok..that's it...I don't even know if I would be able to differentiate between that era and current time..so nothing would probably go into my brain so quickly. 😆

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Sheesh

@glassdoor

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Posted: 12 years ago

#707

Originally posted by: Kittya_Cullen
@Crayon: In my opinion, modern life has made things like dirt unhygienic. Before the world became obsessed with chemicals and litter, mud had mostly healthy/good bacteria. so Vish would have been reasonable well off

Yep stole my words Kaadeen.

Like I said there is no way to research or prove what people did back then to protect themselves from infections. They always relied on nature and natural elements. In fact every element of nature was a God for the people of those times. Be it water, fire, air, earth etc. So anything went wrong they would automatically turn to nature for healing themselves is my assumption...

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Kittya Cullen

@Kittya_Cullen

Dazzler

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Posted: 12 years ago

#708

Originally posted by: glassdoor

Yep stole my words Kaadeen.

Like I said there is no way to research or prove what people did back then to protect themselves from infections. They always relied on nature and natural elements. In fact every element of nature was a God for the people of those times. Be it water, fire, air, earth etc. So anything went wrong they would automatically turn to nature for healing themselves is my assumption...

LOL! It's true though. Whenever you watch those period films, and shows they always show the warriors packing a wound with special leaves and mud to prevent it from bleeding and becoming infected. And since they usually died in battle rather than from fevers, something must have been done right sometime.