Mahatma Gandhi tended to walk everywhere he went, which over time built up immense slabs of rough skin on his feet. He also frequently took part in hunger strikes and, when he did eat, often had little except rice which not only made his health delicate but also gave him a severe case of bad breath. When he finally passed away, the coroner was asked about the cause of death. He replied, "Worse case of Mary Poppins' disease I've ever seen." When asked to clarify, he said,
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"You know...he was a super callused fragile mystic vexed with halitosis."