tattoos for women crowns image
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quarter sized crown tattoo and under it in gothic letters it said "sacrosanct"
i just want to know how others will perceive me after i get this tattoo.. or if it will have and affect at all..
it will be located on my arm(on underside with no hair on it and softer skin) centered between my wrist and elbow crease
Answer
If it has a special meaning to you, then I would be interested and think it's cool. I wouldn't get a tattoo myself but I can respect people who do. Big ones can be distracting so I think the small size is a good idea. It sounds cool!
If it has a special meaning to you, then I would be interested and think it's cool. I wouldn't get a tattoo myself but I can respect people who do. Big ones can be distracting so I think the small size is a good idea. It sounds cool!
Can you name three evil Women in our history?
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Can you tell me why you think they rank as evil?
Answer
Note: I don't think Eva Braun was so much evil. She was simply a very misguided woman. Think of Nancy Spurgeon to Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols, but less of an influence on Hitler than Nancy was on Sid. They were alike because they were a "groupie" of a man and social climbers. It's worth noting that Eva was actually, more often than not, unhappy in her "arrangement" relationship with Hitler (she wanted marriage, but he did not because he thought it would soften his image; she served mostly as arm candy and hostess at his villa). Her diary suggests as much as she tried to committ suicide quite often. He only married her just before committing suicide (as did Eva) because he knew Germany was lost, the Nazi party was doomed, and he wanted her to follow him in death.
Here is a list of other evil women in History:
1) Ilse Koch:
âDie Hexe von Buchenwaldâ the Witch of Buchenwald, or âBuchenwälder Schlampeâ the Bitch of Buchenwald was the wife of Karl Koch, commandant of the concentration camps Buchenwald from 1937 to 1941, and Majdanek from 1941 to 1943. Drunk on the absolute power rendered by her husband, she reveled in torture and obscenity. Infamous for her souvenirs; tattoos taken from the murdered inmates (she had a penchant for making these tattooed skins into lampshades), her reputation for debauchery was well earned (it was rumored she sexually assaulted women inmates). After building an indoor sports arena in 1940, with 250,000 marks stolen from inmates, Ilsa was promoted to Oberaufseherin or âchief overseerâ of the few female guards at Buchenwald. She committed suicide by hanging herself at Aichach womenâs prison on September 1, 1967.
2) Queen Mary I Born: 1516; Died: 1558
Mary was the only child of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon to live past infancy. Crowned after the death of Edward VI and the removal of The Nine Days Queen-Lady Jane Grey, Mary is chiefly remembered for temporarily and violently returning England to Catholicism. Many prominent Protestants were executed for their beliefs leading to the moniker âBloody Maryâ. Fearing the gallows a further 800 Protestants left the country, unable to return until her death.
3)Tz'u-hsi (also spelled Hsiao-Ch'in or Hsien Huang-Huo or Cixi, also known as the Dowager Princess)
Was a one of Hsien-feng (Xianfeng)'s whores. Had his only son. Her master died and she became a regent for the boy. She had her son killed the before he became of age, then violated the normal succession and had her three year old nephew named the new heir. Soon after that she was made the ruler of China, when her nephew's mother died.
Tzu-Hsi lived in extravagance; she squandered money on banquets, jewels, and other luxuries. She used funds earmarked for the navy to build herself a lavish summer palace. (The lack of military funds contributed to China's defeat in the 1894 Sino-Japanese war.) At the end of her life, her personal jewelry vault held 3,000 ebony boxes of jewels, and she was buried in diamonds.
She commanded the violently anti-foreign secret society "The Boxers" to attack foreign legations in Peking; this siege lasted eight weeks. In return, a mixed foreign force of 19,000 troops battered its way in and captured Peking. Peking was looted, many Chinese people were tortured, raped and killed. Tzu-Hsi fled to Sian. Before fleeing, Tzu-Hsi summoned the emperor's concubines and told them to stay behind. One of them begged to be allowed to accompany the emperor. "Throw this despicable minion down the well!" She ordered the guards. The order was carried-out.
Worked with the military and conservative forces to stage a coup and take power again as active regent, confining her own nephew to his palace. Later as she on her death bed, though old age, she had her nephew poisoned to death.
Note: I don't think Eva Braun was so much evil. She was simply a very misguided woman. Think of Nancy Spurgeon to Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols, but less of an influence on Hitler than Nancy was on Sid. They were alike because they were a "groupie" of a man and social climbers. It's worth noting that Eva was actually, more often than not, unhappy in her "arrangement" relationship with Hitler (she wanted marriage, but he did not because he thought it would soften his image; she served mostly as arm candy and hostess at his villa). Her diary suggests as much as she tried to committ suicide quite often. He only married her just before committing suicide (as did Eva) because he knew Germany was lost, the Nazi party was doomed, and he wanted her to follow him in death.
Here is a list of other evil women in History:
1) Ilse Koch:
âDie Hexe von Buchenwaldâ the Witch of Buchenwald, or âBuchenwälder Schlampeâ the Bitch of Buchenwald was the wife of Karl Koch, commandant of the concentration camps Buchenwald from 1937 to 1941, and Majdanek from 1941 to 1943. Drunk on the absolute power rendered by her husband, she reveled in torture and obscenity. Infamous for her souvenirs; tattoos taken from the murdered inmates (she had a penchant for making these tattooed skins into lampshades), her reputation for debauchery was well earned (it was rumored she sexually assaulted women inmates). After building an indoor sports arena in 1940, with 250,000 marks stolen from inmates, Ilsa was promoted to Oberaufseherin or âchief overseerâ of the few female guards at Buchenwald. She committed suicide by hanging herself at Aichach womenâs prison on September 1, 1967.
2) Queen Mary I Born: 1516; Died: 1558
Mary was the only child of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon to live past infancy. Crowned after the death of Edward VI and the removal of The Nine Days Queen-Lady Jane Grey, Mary is chiefly remembered for temporarily and violently returning England to Catholicism. Many prominent Protestants were executed for their beliefs leading to the moniker âBloody Maryâ. Fearing the gallows a further 800 Protestants left the country, unable to return until her death.
3)Tz'u-hsi (also spelled Hsiao-Ch'in or Hsien Huang-Huo or Cixi, also known as the Dowager Princess)
Was a one of Hsien-feng (Xianfeng)'s whores. Had his only son. Her master died and she became a regent for the boy. She had her son killed the before he became of age, then violated the normal succession and had her three year old nephew named the new heir. Soon after that she was made the ruler of China, when her nephew's mother died.
Tzu-Hsi lived in extravagance; she squandered money on banquets, jewels, and other luxuries. She used funds earmarked for the navy to build herself a lavish summer palace. (The lack of military funds contributed to China's defeat in the 1894 Sino-Japanese war.) At the end of her life, her personal jewelry vault held 3,000 ebony boxes of jewels, and she was buried in diamonds.
She commanded the violently anti-foreign secret society "The Boxers" to attack foreign legations in Peking; this siege lasted eight weeks. In return, a mixed foreign force of 19,000 troops battered its way in and captured Peking. Peking was looted, many Chinese people were tortured, raped and killed. Tzu-Hsi fled to Sian. Before fleeing, Tzu-Hsi summoned the emperor's concubines and told them to stay behind. One of them begged to be allowed to accompany the emperor. "Throw this despicable minion down the well!" She ordered the guards. The order was carried-out.
Worked with the military and conservative forces to stage a coup and take power again as active regent, confining her own nephew to his palace. Later as she on her death bed, though old age, she had her nephew poisoned to death.
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