KurtVonnegut [comrade/them] to the_dunk_tank • 8 months ago"The King will not be one for chemotherapy, he has always argued against it. He's a great believer in natural herbs, potions and things like that." - is Charles III the new Steve Jobs?external-linkmessage-square102 fedilinkarrow-up1170file-text
arrow-up1170external-link"The King will not be one for chemotherapy, he has always argued against it. He's a great believer in natural herbs, potions and things like that." - is Charles III the new Steve Jobs?KurtVonnegut [comrade/them] to the_dunk_tank • 8 months agomessage-square102 Commentsfedilinkfile-text
minus-squareTeekeeus [comrade/them]hexbear17·7 months agoOut of curiosity how did charles ii die? I know the OG king charles died of a minor body part separation link
minus-squareProfessorAdonisCnut [he/him]hexbear18·7 months agoSeizures, probably from kidney failure. The more interesting thing with him was all the human skull he consumed as medicine trying to treat it. link
minus-squareTachanka [comrade/them]hexbear13·edit-27 months agohe died in the 1600s so it's not clear. wikipedia says "apoplectic fit" which is loosely defined as having an organ rupture. some suspect he was killed. contemporary analysis suggests kidney disease from mercury exposure. link
Out of curiosity how did charles ii die? I know the OG king charles died of a minor body part separation
Seizures, probably from kidney failure. The more interesting thing with him was all the human skull he consumed as medicine trying to treat it.
he died in the 1600s so it's not clear. wikipedia says "apoplectic fit" which is loosely defined as having an organ rupture. some suspect he was killed. contemporary analysis suggests kidney disease from mercury exposure.