So, I’ll give a response from a different perspective.
In the “Night Gallery” vignette “The Girl with the Hungry Eyes,” Joanna Pettet portrayed a vampire.
But not a literal blood-sucking vampire–oh, no. She sucked the life out of people. Not nearly as messy, and far more sinister. No tell-tale signs, either.
So my vote for a name: “Hungry Eyes”
Lets see,
Phyllis Schlafly
Elaine Donnelly
Dr. Laura
Camille Paglia
Christina Hoff Sommers
These make a living demeaning women.
How about Morgause? She was King Arthur’s half-sister, and by most accounts an evil slut who plotted his downfall. I think it could work.
Lorena Bobbitt had a sorta nasty streak in her.
Jim
Chuck,
If you could work out the copyright issue with Dodi Smith (the author of 101 Dalmations…
Cruella De Ville.
Zev Steinhardt
AH, I suppose I’m showing my hand here, but although this is obviously morally questionable, I hardly find it “evil,” especially in comparison with some of the others already mentioned. I hardly think that kid has a case, anyway, since the second time he knocked her up was in her car at the court trial, lol.
Now the teacher who seduced the kid with the intent of him murdering her husband, that borders on evil.
Are you guys kidding me? No Janet Reno jokes in this entire thread? The standards are really slipping 'round here.
Ma Barker was innocent.
The FBI shot her by accident, & Hoover concocted the “criminal mastermind mother” crap to cover up.
The only thing she ever did was keephouse & cook hot meals for her crooked sons.
How about Tammy Fay???
-Sam
Karla Homulka - she drugged her sister so her sicko husband could rape her, then the bitch helped him kidnap two more teenagers, and videotaped raping and killing them.
Next choice, Laura Slutslinger or whatever her name is.
Chuck – sounds like you’ve made your choice, but if you run into any problems using the name Delilah, I’d like to offer up “Tonya”.
Not just for Tonya Harding, but Tonya was also the name of a sneaking, lying, conniving woman married to a friend of mine. She dumped him for a new guy, then lost her job and moved herself and boyfriend into ex-hubby’s house. He couldn’t kick her out without hurting the kids, so he let her stay till she got on her feet. (Snort, try getting a roundheels to stay on her feet.)
Friend said it was a good thing – he said nothing will make you fall out of love like the sound of bedsprings in the next room. Talk about a no-class bitch!
My mother… she boiled meatloaf on top of the stove in a covered pan full of water… big, slimy hunks of onions, no seasonings and this horrendous ball of forlorn grey-once-was-meat…
2 words for you:
BITCH BEER
OR…
Adulturess Ale
Loose Slut Lager
Hops of Whore
Slut Stout
Frothy Felcher
“Who is the second most evil woman in the world ?”
::ahem::
Barbara Streisand
I’ll go with Auntie Pam and advocate Tanya. Not just for the aforementioned, but it’s also the name of my psychopathic bitch mother, who when I refused to get dragged into the middle of a dispute between her and my dad (her ex-husband) a few weeks ago and take her side, threw a paranoid delusional fit and dumped all my stuff on the front lawn, where I didn’t see or know about it until driving by and anyone could have walked up and taken it. So living with my dad now for the summer until I go back to college…
Yeah. Tanya works.
I believe Pamela Smart was the teacher somebody was
wondering about.
She seduced a student, and his buds to murder her husband Greg.
New Hampshire i think.
BTW, is Eileen Wournos (sp) still alive? She killed
7 or 8 men in florida. Was called Americas premier female
serial killer. maybe a candidate?
I loved I, Claudius, and think that it’s the greatest miniseries of all time (I bought the taped set).
Having said that, there is no historical basis for suspecting that Livia killed off Augustus Caesar (in actual fact, her son Tiberius was already pretty much of a partner with Augustus in running the empire, and had been for several years). Nor is it believed that Livia killed Marcellus, Gaius, Lucius or Postumus Agrippa (the latter was rumored to have been ordered executed by Augustus at the time of his death). I don’t believe it’s seriously suspected among historians that Livia killed ANYONE!
I, Claudius does make for great entertainment, though. The Livia character as WAS absolutely ruthless, though you could make the philosophical argument that, since one of her motivations was that the empire be run efficiently (by her, through Tiberius), she was perhaps less evil than some of the others.
Oh, and the Messalina and Agrippina (the one who was married to Claudius) characters were portrayed with a bit more historical accuracy.
I still like BITCH BEER…