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Well, duh. People back then didn't eat chemicals like they eat today, so there was no need to bathe everyday. I mean, I myself eat as organically as possible and I definitely avoid spices (eww). I shower only once a week, only to stay clean, and not wear deodorant or perfume and shit. People often say to me that my smell reminds them of fresh apples and ask me what perfume/deodorant I wear. I reply: It's not perfume or deodorant, it's my personal b.o. You see, I can make myself stink nicely.
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Is it so hard to admit that Vikings were unsanitary? they had levels of hygiene compared to the black tribes of precolonial Africa, If they were so polite and clean like that, the people who had contact with them would not call them "barbarians" but if it's any consolation this Arab himself says the Vikings had a beautiful body physique.
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A bidet would probably be the most hygenic in combination with toilet paper, i didnt even know something like this existed, it is not found in Austria or Germany. also toilet paper isnt that bad, you dont come in contact with your feces also there is wet and dry toilet paper, i am sorry to say this but i dont find it hygenic at all obscure and disgusting even to wash your ass and clean it with your bare hands.
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