#infernalhera

As for “fatality”, I’d have to get creative. “Fatality” is defined as “the quality or state of causing death or destruction”, so I think we could either use a causative verb, stative, or try and fiddle with nisbes to see what we get. But I’m currently unable to get my MEg grammar centre online because I’ve had so little sleep, so I’ll have to get back to you on that!

That’s entirely dependent on the art itself. I’d personally say it’s weird to get a tattoo of a tomb scene depicting a particular individual or with a specific religious significance. But vignettes like the cat from Nebamun’s tomb I think are fine (in fact, that particular one is something I’ve considered, but shelved the idea because I’d need to get a tattoo artist who’s also an epigrapher to get absolutely every line one hundred percent spot on and something tells me those are not easy to find). Although technically everything within a tomb has a religious connotation, snippets from “daily life” scenes would in most cases be fine to reproduce as tattoo as long as you make sure there’s nothing in the context, or nothing missing from the context, that could make it read weirdly.

Ha, see, when a woman in history is made out to be a floozie there’s a disproportionate chance it’s because some insecure dude was intimidated by her existence.

1. Bata yeeting his dick at Anubis to prove his innocence  

Hahaha not accidentally, I/we do it on purpose a lot because it’s just hilarious. It was definitely intended (also because “Philosoraptor” is actually pretty hard to get as a typo of Philopator), and to be honest I’m also 100% the kind of person who would throw that into a lecture with a perfect deadpan, leaving the students wondering if I meant that or made a genuine mistake. 

Thank you, pretty much anything is appreciated right now so don’t worry <3