Comments by "christine paris" (@christineparis5607) on "Burke and Hare – The Anatomy Murderers" video.

  1. As a kid, my older sister informed my friends and I that, "ring around the rosy" was about the plague. As 6 year olds, we had no idea what that meant and were joyfully screaming, "we've got the plague" while dancing around until finally spanked. Apparently, the plague was still a sensitive topic for the adults, or (more likely) they were sick to death of the inane repetition during cocktail hour...
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  2.  @ztoob8898  Oh, so I got spanked for nothing...
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  3. I wish I could go one day without hearing about Elvis. Ever since I was born I've had to endure his sweating pudgy gyrating film clips and endless minutiae of pointless information about his life, before and after his death. It's not his fault, I just happened to have been born and raised in a world that felt Elvis was Jesus in disguise. I heard "In the Ghetto" on my moms car radio every 3 songs for years and years. I'm just burnt out on the guy.
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  4.  @HobbiesofaVampire  Growing up in California in the 60s, Disneyland was a second home to me. I actually had my very first death experience while staying at the Disneyland hotel as a four or five year old. I was chasing my sister around the pool while my dad read the paper. He didn't notice that I had slipped off into the deep end and was drowning. My older sister jumped in to save me, but she couldn't swim either. Someone finally noticed and I came to barfing water poolside while ten people slapped my back, head, shoulders whatever they could reach. My mom, even though she heard the heavily revised version of why dad was not actually watching us, as he had been deputized to do, pretty shrewdly guessed the scenario and made my dads life a living hell for awhile. He meant well, but never learned because only two years later, while hiking a dormant, but still alive volcanoes at Lassen National park, he accidentally let me slip at the edge of the cone and only barely caught me by the back of my jacket while my feet hung over the edge of boiling mud....it was great....
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  5.  @Jeffshi20  I think someone has a crush on your frogness....
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  6. They really do use the "Disneyland" concept for their attractions, don't they?😅
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  7.  @Bam_bone  Ok. I won't fight an unarmed man...
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  8. The bags were designed by peter Dooney and Fredric Bourke in 1975 in Connecticut. Who told you it was named after the devious duo?
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  9. They aren't prostitutes, they're rape victims and people always hate what they are the most guilty about. Women who hate and fear these victims do so because they do not want to admit that their man could possibly prefer "whores" to themselves, and instead of blaming their men, they shove their hatred of what their man does onto the victim, excusing their "poor weak tired etc." man for rape. They know, deep inside, that no woman would sleep with men who pay for it unless they were forced, and in their guilt over this knowledge, the average woman is worse than the man in perpetrating the slurs, viciousness, punishment and indifference to their own sex. Ask any "prostitute" how she ended up as one if you don't believe it. You will cry for the violently destroyed little girl who lives inside the person telling you their story.
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  10. Just watch the film about him and Jung. The one with Keira Knightley. You'll learn everything you never wanted to know...
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