Muscovite Catherine "the Great" died attempting to engage in sexual intercourse with a horse

[Litwin]

what do you think about morality of Muscovite rulers (khans), Putin, Koba, Lenin, Ivan the Terrible, etc.?


"Catherine the Great was a woman of unbridled sexual passion, ....And one unsavory rumor has it that her sexual habits killed her. That is, her supposed passion for horse dick.

According to legend, the queen, a talented horsewoman, died from bonking a stallion. This rumor, which appeared soon after her death in 1796, claimed the empress while in flagrante delicto with a horsey stud ended up flat as pancake when the massive creature fell on her!" Catherine the Great: Did the Empress Really Die From Doing Her Horse? | Betty Dodson with Carlin Ross

Catherine the Great: Did the Empress Really Die From Doing Her Horse? | Betty Dodson with Carlin Ross

 

[fncceo]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

 

[Litwin]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

how do you know?

 

[fncceo]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

how do you know?

Well, for one thing, she died at age 67 ... a bit too old to be schtupping horses. Her death was witnessed by her attendants and the Scottish court physician.

During Catherine's reign there were no fewer than 44 different attempts to raise someone else to the throne. Many stories were spread about Catherine's personal life. Some had basis in truth -- she did take many lovers who she lavished with promotions and wealth. To the story that she died on the toilet -- half truth, she had her fatal stroke on the toilet. She died in bed. The legend of the stallion, while imaginative and pretty gross, is just a slander which probably started as a bad joke.

 

[gipper]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

how do you know?

How do you know?

 

[Litwin]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

how do you know?

How do you know?

History and Women
History and Women: The dark secrets of Catherine the Great - A Woman of Many Legends

 

[jon_berzerk]

looks like someone has been visiting some perv site

--LOL

 

[frigidweirdo]

what do you think about morality of Muscovite rulers (khans), Putin, Koba, Lenin, Ivan the Terrible, etc.?


"Catherine the Great was a woman of unbridled sexual passion, ....And one unsavory rumor has it that her sexual habits killed her. That is, her supposed passion for horse dick.

According to legend, the queen, a talented horsewoman, died from bonking a stallion. This rumor, which appeared soon after her death in 1796, claimed the empress while in flagrante delicto with a horsey stud ended up flat as pancake when the massive creature fell on her!" Catherine the Great: Did the Empress Really Die From Doing Her Horse? | Betty Dodson with Carlin Ross

Catherine the Great: Did the Empress Really Die From Doing Her Horse? | Betty Dodson with Carlin Ross

I'm sure there were plenty of rumors going around. In the Trump era it would be called "fake news", funny how the Trump supporters only just found out about fake news, when it's been going for thousands of years.

 

[Litwin]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

how do you know?

Well, for one thing, she died at age 67 ... a bit too old to be schtupping horses. Her death was witnessed by her attendants and the Scottish court physician.

During Catherine's reign there were no fewer than 44 different attempts to raise someone else to the throne. Many stories were spread about Catherine's personal life. Some had basis in truth -- she did take many lovers who she lavished with promotions and wealth. To the story that she died on the toilet -- half truth, she had her fatal stroke on the toilet. She died in bed. The legend of the stallion, while imaginative and pretty gross, is just a slander which probably started as a bad joke.

how a German woman can rule from the throne of the house of Genghiz ? she was totally illegitimate

 

[Litwin]

looks like someone has been visiting some perv site

--LOL

as a Pole you ´d support my anti-imperial contro- propaganda

 

[fncceo]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

how do you know?

Well, for one thing, she died at age 67 ... a bit too old to be schtupping horses. Her death was witnessed by her attendants and the Scottish court physician.

During Catherine's reign there were no fewer than 44 different attempts to raise someone else to the throne. Many stories were spread about Catherine's personal life. Some had basis in truth -- she did take many lovers who she lavished with promotions and wealth. To the story that she died on the toilet -- half truth, she had her fatal stroke on the toilet. She died in bed. The legend of the stallion, while imaginative and pretty gross, is just a slander which probably started as a bad joke.

how a German woman can rule from the throne of the house of Genghiz ? she was totally illegitimate

Seeing as she died 221 years ago ... the legitimacy of her reign falls into the category of 'Who Gives a Fetid Dingo's Kidney?'

 

[Moonglow]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

What kind of stroke?

 

[Moonglow]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

how do you know?

Well, for one thing, she died at age 67 ... a bit too old to be schtupping horses. Her death was witnessed by her attendants and the Scottish court physician.

During Catherine's reign there were no fewer than 44 different attempts to raise someone else to the throne. Many stories were spread about Catherine's personal life. Some had basis in truth -- she did take many lovers who she lavished with promotions and wealth. To the story that she died on the toilet -- half truth, she had her fatal stroke on the toilet. She died in bed. The legend of the stallion, while imaginative and pretty gross, is just a slander which probably started as a bad joke.

how a German woman can rule from the throne of the house of Genghiz ? she was totally illegitimate

Damn Germans are more prolific than an Irish rabbit..The Germans ended up on almost every major throne in Europe...

 

[fncceo]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

What kind of stroke?

Given that she died more than 12 hours after the initial stroke, I'm going to guess Ischemic vs Hemorrhagic. But, the record doesn't state.

 

[Litwin]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

What kind of stroke?

+1. a nice question )

 

[BULLDOG]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

What kind of stroke?

One of them really bad muthas

 

[Litwin]

Apocryphal tale ... didn't happen.

She died in a coma following a stroke.

What kind of stroke?

Given that she died more than 12 hours after the initial stroke, I'm going to guess Ischemic vs Hemorrhagic. But, the record doesn't state.

so you say German film "Katharina Und Ihre Wilden Hengste" lies?

 

[fncceo]

so you say German film "Katharina Und Ihre Wilden Hengste" lies?

There's a lot of bollocks in German films

 

[Litwin]

so you say German film "Katharina Und Ihre Wilden Hengste" lies?

There's a lot of bollocks in German films

whats about Muscovite "literature "?

The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/.../The_Protocols_of_the_Elders...
Перакласці гэтую старонку
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (Russian: Протоколы сионских мудрецов) or The Protocols ... The Nazis sometimes used the Protocols as propaganda against Jews; it was assigned by some .... The forgery places in the mouths of the Jewish leaders a variety of plans, most of which derive from older antisemitic canards.

 

[fncceo]

so you say German film "Katharina Und Ihre Wilden Hengste" lies?

There's a lot of bollocks in German films

whats about Muscovite "literature "?

The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/.../The_Protocols_of_the_Elders...
Перакласці гэтую старонку
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (Russian: Протоколы сионских мудрецов) or The Protocols ... The Nazis sometimes used the Protocols as propaganda against Jews; it was assigned by some .... The forgery places in the mouths of the Jewish leaders a variety of plans, most of which derive from older antisemitic canards.

Russians massacred Jews. Poles massacred Jews ... as far as I'm concerned, they're all the same thing.

And as far as this 1,000 year cat fight between Russians and Poles is concerned ... the amount of fraks I give for it cannot be expressed in positive integers.