i hate it when you load the movie and when its all ready to go and you put it in fukk screen you have restart the load agian :( it shouldn't be like that!!!
@mustwinder He wasn't a practitioner of medicine. He had a Ph.D in Microbiology, or something like that. He arranged new chemicals and added already existing ones to molecules that would make up new drug sequences. And I'm sure I said that wrong, b/c I really had a hard time understanding the man.
He also worked with protein sequences and polypeptides, but I have NO idea what that one means.
I just know he made lots of money doing it and, back then, I cared a great deal about money.
I guess it depends on the person's system as well. Also, sometimes Doc. Baker didn't always eat what everyone else had, hell most of the time he wasn't always home. He would be out and about. When I see this episode and the other one about the meat, times sure were scary back themn Buying something and you weren't sure if it was any good or not.
Eric, my daughter's dad, hated that biting thing too. He told our daughter the same thing they told Mary, but he didn't have to, b/c she never let ANYone mess with her.
@mustwinder Because they either got lucky or they had the illness before.
My friend, who's a doctor told me that. He never got what I had, and I asked him why. He said it's a combination of luck, a stronger immune system and that some illnesses you can't get after you've had them before.
@mustwinder There is one episode where they did get sick.Remember the episiode when Caroline and the girl's ate at the Garvey's house?And i think it was lamb if im not mistaken,but what ever it was it had anthrax and Laura and Andy got sick as dog's the next day.But your right they seldom get sick but they did in that episode.
When were silver fillings invented? I know they have been around 100 years at least but this was in the late 1800s wasn't it? Did everyone just lose their teeth if they had cavities? Of course Laura's was her baby tooth.
And cats pulled their butt out of the plague by eating the rats, the same cats people in the Middle Ages cast in the fires with their "witch familiars."
DazedButterFly, Oh yeah, I was just joking before. So, you think The Plague is a virus? Well, that is interesting because the consensus among medical researchers is that The Plague is an infectious disease of animals and humans caused by the scecific bacterium named Yersinia pestis of the genus Pasteurella pestis. Perhaps you don't know the difference between a virus and a bacterium.
It's caused by bacteria called Yesinia pestis, which is transmitted by infected rodents. Or, in the case of this episode, ingesting infected materials.
I'm a Paramedic. We get our information from WHO (World Health Organization).
Antibiotics are used to treat plague, and they didn't have antibiotics in the 1800s or the first 4 decades of the 1900s.
You might want to try reading my comments again. Perhaps you missed the part where I gave the proper medical explanation about The Plague. Or are you just one of those pathetic losers who likes to pick fights with people on YouTube.
20 sec mercury thermometer! Way to go, Doc!
nittro 1 month ago
shouldn't the heat from the fire have killed off the toxins?
lakergal07 1 month ago
@lakergal07 No it wouldn't have been hot enough. It would actually have to be in the fire to be killed.
c140075 2 weeks ago
Cuff em
Vanessawwefan 2 months ago in playlist More videos from coffield26
i hate it when you load the movie and when its all ready to go and you put it in fukk screen you have restart the load agian :( it shouldn't be like that!!!
rainbowfire123 2 months ago
It's the first time i see this episode.Charles loves coffee he always talks about that!lol!But quite true that Ingalls rarely are sick.Strange....
fisteberg 3 months ago
i'm so tired of life..i want to kill myself!
lordmerlin10 3 months ago
@lordmerlin10 Just don't make a mess...
cearus71 3 months ago
@lordmerlin10 Are you joking?it isn't a game.If you have trouble you won't be cured here.Sorry.
fisteberg 2 months ago
@mustwinder Doc Baker has built up immunity to it because he is around sick people all the time.
horsesaremylife31899 4 months ago 4
@mustwinder laura and albert did in season 5's mortal mission episode
jecka1982 4 months ago
@mustwinder He wasn't a practitioner of medicine. He had a Ph.D in Microbiology, or something like that. He arranged new chemicals and added already existing ones to molecules that would make up new drug sequences. And I'm sure I said that wrong, b/c I really had a hard time understanding the man.
He also worked with protein sequences and polypeptides, but I have NO idea what that one means.
I just know he made lots of money doing it and, back then, I cared a great deal about money.
vickiormindyb 4 months ago
I guess it depends on the person's system as well. Also, sometimes Doc. Baker didn't always eat what everyone else had, hell most of the time he wasn't always home. He would be out and about. When I see this episode and the other one about the meat, times sure were scary back themn Buying something and you weren't sure if it was any good or not.
ChicagoTyme2 4 months ago
Eric, my daughter's dad, hated that biting thing too. He told our daughter the same thing they told Mary, but he didn't have to, b/c she never let ANYone mess with her.
vickiormindyb 4 months ago
@mustwinder Because they either got lucky or they had the illness before.
My friend, who's a doctor told me that. He never got what I had, and I asked him why. He said it's a combination of luck, a stronger immune system and that some illnesses you can't get after you've had them before.
vickiormindyb 4 months ago in playlist Little House On The Prairie
i just realised that in the top says LHOP stands for little bus on the prairie well what other words need LHOP Lord Hear Our Pray :) hmmm nicee
twilight1053 5 months ago
@mustwinder no just every guy aside from charles in the family dies lol
xXxXBleedPurpleXxXx 5 months ago
its sad butthat boy is going to die later in the series because of antrhrax
Kellox17 5 months ago
@Kellox17 wasnt the same boy. they just used the same actor and another boy who is his son. poor guy he always loses his family!
jecka1982 4 months ago
@mustwinder There is one episode where they did get sick.Remember the episiode when Caroline and the girl's ate at the Garvey's house?And i think it was lamb if im not mistaken,but what ever it was it had anthrax and Laura and Andy got sick as dog's the next day.But your right they seldom get sick but they did in that episode.
skyangel1100 6 months ago
I agree! They are the two that never seem to fall ill, and are usually the ones to rescue the others.
Shellymik 6 months ago
@mustwinder maybe cuz of the cornmeall...the ingalls grow there own food?? and probably doc baker has pills he takes everyday ><
azndomorocks 7 months ago
@mustwinder the large is almost 4 depending on what you get, my boyfriends parents own a dq haha
xXxXBleedPurpleXxXx 7 months ago
When was novacane invented ?
gonkernater 7 months ago
@mustwinder in the later episodes they do but dont really know about doc baker i hope i helped with the ingalls bit but sorry about the doc baker bit
55cbyrne 8 months ago
HA my first lost tooth got me a DOLLAR and I was freaking excited...my goddaughter was five and she got $10 and a toy doctor bag! Times sure change
amandak450 8 months ago
@amandak450 yea my dad gave me 50p then 60p then £1.00 then £2.00
55cbyrne 8 months ago
@55cbyrne yeh do you rememeber when 2 pounds was such a big deal. my pocket money a week was 2 pounds. it would probably last me a day nowadays!
jecka1982 4 months ago
When were silver fillings invented? I know they have been around 100 years at least but this was in the late 1800s wasn't it? Did everyone just lose their teeth if they had cavities? Of course Laura's was her baby tooth.
leahblashful 1 year ago
I wonder why the intro is missing from all these episodes?
MaxHeimst 1 year ago
@MaxHeimst there's no point of putting it in.
linkaqt1 9 months ago
@MNsportsguru I wish I knew YOUR tooth fairy. The one we had brought a quarter for the first tooth we lost.
vickiormindyb 1 year ago
NO thanks to Mr. Peterson.
Generally speaking, things are cheap for a reason.
vickiormindyb 1 year ago
"Nonsense, I'm only in the middle of major surgery." hahaaa doc Baker is a scream sometimes :-D
dars2607 2 years ago
And cats pulled their butt out of the plague by eating the rats, the same cats people in the Middle Ages cast in the fires with their "witch familiars."
People can be so dim.
vickiormindyb 2 years ago
Well I guess that goes to show you shouldn't leave food open on the floor.
CodyTAGGIN 2 years ago
Cuff em good LOL
sansaviera 2 years ago
I think I see bed bugs in their cornmeal.The rodents put the bugs there?
cherri7 2 years ago
its like i wanna scream ..2.54 no no no no dont eat that folks...
IceysMoment 3 years ago
plaque is what forms on teeth when
don't they're not brushed properly.also
a form of cholesterol that builds up
near the heart. this is plague.
as in ''the black plague.''
LGomez1979 3 years ago
im like mr.hanson swedish true
what is plague?
IceysMoment 3 years ago
The Boltons are real life husband and wife.
mishelly38 3 years ago
"Plague"? Isn't that what you get on your teeth if you don't brush them every day?
tjtesttesttest 3 years ago
no that tarter buildup lmfao the plague is a virus...
DazedButterFly 2 years ago
DazedButterFly, Oh yeah, I was just joking before. So, you think The Plague is a virus? Well, that is interesting because the consensus among medical researchers is that The Plague is an infectious disease of animals and humans caused by the scecific bacterium named Yersinia pestis of the genus Pasteurella pestis. Perhaps you don't know the difference between a virus and a bacterium.
tjtesttesttest 2 years ago
yah you were soooooo joking! not!
ajdancegirl7 2 years ago
The plague is not a virus.
It's caused by bacteria called Yesinia pestis, which is transmitted by infected rodents. Or, in the case of this episode, ingesting infected materials.
I'm a Paramedic. We get our information from WHO (World Health Organization).
Antibiotics are used to treat plague, and they didn't have antibiotics in the 1800s or the first 4 decades of the 1900s.
vickiormindyb 2 years ago
@vickiormindyb I didn't know Pete Townshed was so smart!
greenwich1754 7 months ago
no its plaque with a Q not a G. im only 7 and i know that.
ajdancegirl7 2 years ago
You might want to try reading my comments again. Perhaps you missed the part where I gave the proper medical explanation about The Plague. Or are you just one of those pathetic losers who likes to pick fights with people on YouTube.
tjtesttesttest 2 years ago
yea, many thanks :o)
newbeginnings523 3 years ago
Awesome.
Thanks.
barbarandroid 3 years ago