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Discussion:King Tut Cause of Death Determined

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Fr. Mackelhenry (talk|edits) said:

16 February 2010
The cause of death for King Tut has been determined. He come from a family that was so royal that they only married each other: brother and sister. These are true purebreds, and you know these kind are usually sick and high maintenance.

http://www.comcast.net/articles/news-general/20100216/ML.Egypt.King.Tut/


P.S. God bless 'lil King Tut, even though he weren't Catholic.

Actionbsns (talk|edits) said:

16 February 2010
The article I read this morning said he was 19 when he died and had ruled for 10 years. So I guess he was an even older man and very crippled evidently.

Fr. Mackelhenry (talk|edits) said:

16 February 2010
You're right, he was old. Yes, he was in worse shape than the Russian moncarchy when they went under. It's the incest, as any Southern Baptist will tell you (they interbreed, but they invite in a foreign infidel every 50 year or so to freshen the stock).

I think they look at their teeth to determine age. He did pretty good to make it to 19 due to the Nile crocodile, and all the falling rocks they had back in those days.

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