Doctor's Office in the 1860s

Me at the doctor's office in the 1860s I'm just a small english boy with tuberculosis. Could you please administer a line of coca to alleviate some of my symptoms? And if it. If it's not too much, could I please have a

A woman acts as a sick English boy visiting a doctor in the 1860s, speaking with exaggerated politeness while requesting cocaine and a cigarette as medical treatment. The joke contrasts modern drug references with the historical era, when cocaine and tobacco were commonly used in medicines. It works as an absurd reaction to asking for increasingly inappropriate remedies. EN: A woman acts as a sick English boy visiting a doctor in the 1860s, speaking with exaggerated politeness while requesting cocaine and a cigarette as medical treatment. The joke contrasts modern drug references with the historical era, when cocaine and tobacco were commonly used in medicines. It works as an absurd reaction to asking for increasingly inappropriate remedies.

Doctor, I'm just a small English boy with tuberculosis. Could you please administer a line of coke to alleviate some of my symptoms? Oh thank god. Thank you doctor. And if it's not too much, could I please have a cigarette to soothe my sore throat?

• @antichirst / 21680 2026-02-06