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“I Love McDonalds” Tattoo

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Shannon Larratt

I’m not lying when I share with you the fact that the caption for this tattoo, as submitted, was “ya, I like my job.” Hey, it’s from Orillia.

Comments

29 responses to ““I Love McDonalds” Tattoo”

  1. L1ZZARD Avatar
    L1ZZARD

    . . . . . I guess it’s good to like your job?

  2. crypulse Avatar
    crypulse

    whoa. yeah. um.
    MARK OF THE BEAST!

  3. VeganZombie Avatar
    VeganZombie

    ::blink::
    …. yes. Yes you do.

  4. Veal Avatar
    Veal

    ….and the quality of the tattoo perfectly matches the quality of their food.

  5. fre_k Avatar
    fre_k

    I’m not sure what to say.

  6. RustY Avatar
    RustY

    What happens if she’s fired?
    *knocks on some wood*

  7. tinaxo Avatar
    tinaxo

    She’ll have a McProblem thats what!!

  8. Raevyn Avatar
    Raevyn

    hahahahah Veal, i love your comment.

  9. A Doc Who Pierces Too Avatar
    A Doc Who Pierces Too

    Probably the biggest problem is that love of McDonalds will lead to widening of this ink job. Even with the Golden Arches being centered, they will eventually stretch as the canvas widens in aspect ratio from Big Mac after Big Mac.

  10. L1ZZARD Avatar
    L1ZZARD

    “A Doc Who Pierces Too” That, sir/ma’am, was the funniest thing I have read all day!

  11. hannah Avatar
    hannah

    That’s awesome, it doesn’t really matter that the quality isn’t the best, I just think it’s great that someone would be brave enough to get a tattoo of something so unpopular. Good for her.

  12. KT Avatar
    KT

    McAss.

  13. Sade Avatar
    Sade

    …well,that’s interesting(?)…

    well,i guess it’s nice to like your job,but enough to tattoo it’s symbol on you?!i’m afraid…VERY AFRAID

  14. devo Avatar
    devo

    ….wow and people got all crazy about the STUPID tattoo

  15. LifeRush Avatar
    LifeRush

    does she not know what a horrible company she works for?

  16. alice a. Avatar
    alice a.

    awww bless!!
    ok McDonalds grosses me out, but her dedication is touching!!

  17. Zolish Avatar
    Zolish

    i you like your job and company so much, why dont you honour it with a better tattoo?

  18. godlike Avatar
    godlike

    too funny, i know her and where that tattoo was done….gotta love small towns

  19. strange_little_girl Avatar
    strange_little_girl

    are those supposed to look like little clouds of gas?

  20. severed Avatar
    severed

    I wish I liked my job that much. Well, not quite that much. Somewhere below the “I need a tattoo to commemorate this” level.

  21. scary Avatar
    scary

    nothing good has ever come out of Orillia.

  22. Suicide Note Pt. II Avatar
    Suicide Note Pt. II

    weak sauce man.

  23. sam Avatar
    sam

    What’s the difference between her McTattoo and one of say the Power Puff Girls, or My Little Pony or any food item for that matter. Just cause she now has the golden arches tattoo’d on her body just proves that she’s like a lot of other people. She’s influenced by popular culture. Although people in this forum may not like McDonald’s doesn’t mean that there aren’t millions of other people who do enjoy eating fast food.

  24. danger Avatar
    danger

    your a real mcasshole

  25. hotstuff Avatar
    hotstuff

    Man imagine what she will do when she gets a job that pays more then min wage???? Someone should tell her that that arch will last for life and may not be so “cool” when she is 80.

  26. daveee Avatar
    daveee

    i’m a proud mcdonald’s employee and i’m thinking of getting the man ronald mcdonald himself drilled into me! you know the logo on the condiment bags that tells you to put the rubbish in the bin? yeah dude that one! what ya think?
    cmon you must admit mcdonald’s cures the munchies like no other!

  27. Ronald Avatar
    Ronald

    I love mcdonalds too!

  28. lalala Avatar
    lalala

    McDonalds is evil; Ronald McDonald is the devil. When the apocalypse comes, we will all wear name badges & badly fitting trousers.

  29. TrishtheStalker Avatar
    TrishtheStalker

    I thought the guy I know with an “I’m Lovin’ It” tramp stamp where I live was the only weirdo…

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