At MSNBC.com, we have a regular feature called First Person, where readers send in content, such as photos. This week people sent in photos of their tattoos, especially those they regret.
Woo, man, some people have some ugly ink. Don't miss vampire George Bush biting Lady Liberty in the neck! Also, that woman with the 69 tattoo has a weird justification for it,
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2 comments:
I am consistantly amazed at how quickly people jump into a tattoo with little or no thought. Not picking on her, but like the girl with the meaningful yet poorly executed "lady bug" tattoo. At what point in the transaction do you not just say, "No please do it the way I asked."
My wife recently got her first tattoo, and it's something we've been talking about for awhile in 'some day' kinf of terms. then one day she just had to have it, and I forced her to wait a day and do some research to find a good place and all. She was pissed because I asked her to wait. I just don't get it.
I have a t-shirt of the original Bush/Lady Liberty image, which was a painting by Alex Ross. Ross is most famous as a comic book artist (in fact, my avatar is his painting of Black Canary), but he's done some politically-themed art as well.
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