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STUBBORN WOMEN ARE ALWAYS FAILURES!
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Written by Amina Al-Harbi, social consultant Stubborn women fail in their marriages, and even in their relationships with relatives. Women who lack emotional intelligence and flexibility in dealing with people around them, are the biggest failures in their marriages and their lives. Why? She enters into an egoistic tug of…
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THE 4 TYPES OF WOMEN
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[ This post is not to judge, but it came to help the couple, the intimate relationship with their partner ].🔞__ When you have a wife and you want to satisfy her sexually, the first step is to know what kind of woman she is… There are generally 4 types…
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Remembering an American Hero Capt. Jennifer J. Harris
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Marine Capt. Jennifer J. Harris of Swampscott, Mass.; was Killed In Action on this day in 2007 in Anbar Province, Iraq. She was assigned to Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 364, Marine Aircraft Group 39, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, I Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Upon graduating from the Naval…
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TODAY WE REMEMBER MAJOR MEGAN MCCLUNG
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Semper Fi, Major!Copied from USMC VETS PAGE: TODAY WE REMEMBER MAJOR MEGAN MCCLUNG….who would have been 50 years old this coming Tuesday, the 14th on her birthday. Megan was the first female United States Marine Corps officer killed in combat during the Iraq War. Major McClung was serving as a…
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Frank discussion on the Question;
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In war, do soldiers ever pose for pictures with the corpses of the enemies they killed? Although I saw a number of these pictures, I never witnessed anybody doing it. In the units I served, such behavior wouldn’t have been tolerated. The only exemption I remember was when some of…
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According to some legends; there was a French city where, during the Middle Ages, the women had an odd habit.
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In the morning, married women would put a small dose of poison in the breakfast they had prepared for their husbands. Later on, when their men returned home during the evening, they would be given the antidote. In this way, the poison would not become harmful and affect them. There…
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The Scavenger’s Daughter.
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During medieval times in Europe, a wide range of medieval torture devices were used for different purposes. Some of these devices were frequently used during the Spanish Institution and after it. However, there was also a category of lesser-used medieval torture devices. One of these devices was called Scavenger’s daughter and it…
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Pictures taken during the Battle for Hill 192 in Normandy – June/July 1944
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Note that some of these pictures were taken in or near Saint-Georges-d’Elle Hill 192 was located between the cities of Saint-Lô and Bayeux in Normandy. The Battle was fought between elements of the 2nd US Infantry Division and the 16,000 strong 3rd German Fallschirmjäger (Parachute) Division, commanded by Generalleutnant Richard…
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The story behind this photo continues to shock anyone who recognizes it.
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In 1968, two men kidnapped Kim Bird. They put her in a homemade coffin, took this photo and buried her in the woods. They hung the photo on a local bulletin board and signed on the back, “I am buried in the woods, you have no more than 5 days…
