A fellow officer said his body was a collander upon seeing him at a bath
34 wounds in total, and lived to 80
Apart from everything else, that's quite the immune system.
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Right? Late 18th / early 19th century surgery was almost more dangerous than the wounds.
Can't get infected when you have wine flowing in your veins 👌
Dude straight up was not having a good time at Neuberg.
He could probably predict the weather a month in advance
Modern normie: "I'm a real badass, because I have tattoos."
Oudinot's ghost: "You people are simply adorable."
That reminds me of someone...
The look in the picture was his reply to his fellow officer at the bath
Man went through it
How did he survive a gunshot wound to the temple?
Could have just grazed him, I bet we are being pretty liberal with the definitions of wound