…But will he regret it? By Derick Allen at Skin Deep Tattoos at Winter Haven, FL.
Sorry, I do not have an answer right now to your “why” questions.
EDIT: I just got the following note to share:
He had been thinking of this tattoo for two years and finally did it… Derrick Allen at Skin Deep Tattoos here in Winterhaven, FL said — and I quote — “if you’re stupid enough to do that, I will do it for free”, and then it was all done. There were thirteen people in the booth with camera phones, digital cameras… it was crazy! People were calling friends saying “dude, you won’t believe this…” It was the best… he has more crazy facial and head tattoos coming including “something” down the side of his nose and a bullet hole on the back of his head. Everywhere we go people try washing it off, and take pictures with their phones to send to friends! It’s great!
Anyway, I posted loads of stuff today here so don’t be mad if I take tomorrow off (from ModBlog). That said, I’m working on adding some guest bloggers here, so maybe there’ll be posts other than my bursts of rambling and random pictures soon.
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560 responses to “This is a “STUPID” tattoo”
He’s just asking for trouble getting that tattooed on his forehead. It’d be as clever as getting “dumb” tattooed on his ass.
He’s just asking for trouble getting that tattooed on his forehead. It’d be as clever as getting “dumb” tattooed on his ass.
I now have more respect for jesus forehead tattoos…
I now have more respect for jesus forehead tattoos…
I now have more respect for jesus forehead tattoos…
I now have more respect for jesus forehead tattoos…
I’m guessing this fellow is not a professor…
I’m guessing this fellow is not a professor…
I’m guessing this fellow is not a professor…
I’m guessing this fellow is not a professor…
Kinda speaks for itself, doesn’t it?
Kinda speaks for itself, doesn’t it?
Kinda speaks for itself, doesn’t it?
Kinda speaks for itself, doesn’t it?
MajikMan – I sooo agree.
That’d be much with the coolness!
MajikMan – I sooo agree.
That’d be much with the coolness!
MajikMan – I sooo agree.
That’d be much with the coolness!
MajikMan – I sooo agree.
That’d be much with the coolness!
I’m with MajikMan on this one..
I’m with MajikMan on this one..
I’m with MajikMan on this one..
I’m with MajikMan on this one..
Would he tattoo ”Cunt” on my forehead for me? My girlfriend calls me that a lot.
Would he tattoo ”Cunt” on my forehead for me? My girlfriend calls me that a lot.
Would he tattoo ”Cunt” on my forehead for me? My girlfriend calls me that a lot.
Would he tattoo ”Cunt” on my forehead for me? My girlfriend calls me that a lot.
MajikMan and everyone who agrees with him:
I will lay down one hundred dollars in cash right now that the fellow with “STUPID” tattooed on his forehead in the pictures above does not teach PhD candidates, and another 100 dollars in cash right now that he never, ever will.
MajikMan and everyone who agrees with him:
I will lay down one hundred dollars in cash right now that the fellow with “STUPID” tattooed on his forehead in the pictures above does not teach PhD candidates, and another 100 dollars in cash right now that he never, ever will.
MajikMan and everyone who agrees with him:
I will lay down one hundred dollars in cash right now that the fellow with “STUPID” tattooed on his forehead in the pictures above does not teach PhD candidates, and another 100 dollars in cash right now that he never, ever will.
MajikMan and everyone who agrees with him:
I will lay down one hundred dollars in cash right now that the fellow with “STUPID” tattooed on his forehead in the pictures above does not teach PhD candidates, and another 100 dollars in cash right now that he never, ever will.
what an awsome tattoo… HAHAHHAAHAHHAH
what an awsome tattoo… HAHAHHAAHAHHAH
what an awsome tattoo… HAHAHHAAHAHHAH
what an awsome tattoo… HAHAHHAAHAHHAH
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yttrx – the point is that no one here (unless, of course, they know the person) has any idea about this man’s life.
We’re all just making assumptions and judgements based on a tattoo.
yttrx – the point is that no one here (unless, of course, they know the person) has any idea about this man’s life.
We’re all just making assumptions and judgements based on a tattoo.
yttrx – the point is that no one here (unless, of course, they know the person) has any idea about this man’s life.
We’re all just making assumptions and judgements based on a tattoo.
yttrx – the point is that no one here (unless, of course, they know the person) has any idea about this man’s life.
We’re all just making assumptions and judgements based on a tattoo.
“People should be allowed to do whatever they want to their bodies. Unless I don’t like it.”
“People should be allowed to do whatever they want to their bodies. Unless I don’t like it.”
“People should be allowed to do whatever they want to their bodies. Unless I don’t like it.”
“People should be allowed to do whatever they want to their bodies. Unless I don’t like it.”
I am with MajikMan as well.
Yttrx: I don’t know what this person does for a living, but I think that the essence of what MajikMan said is that we shouldn’t be too hasty to judge people (and their intelligence) based on their personal choices of body modifications.
Ariel: no, it doesn’t really speak for itself. A tattoo might indicate how a person feels, sees himself or even as Majikman said, tell us something about his sense of humour. Try to judge a person’s intelligence by his appearence or his tats and you’ll find yourself terribly misguided (and to do so won’t make you a very nice person either…)
Kaitlin: You might be right, it might make it tough for this person to get a job or gain the respect of other people, but hey, isn’t that a challenge we’re all (or at least those of us with visible/controversial mods) facing in the body modification community?
Sorry for the long rant, but as a lot of people point out every now and again in this blog, shouldn’t we of all people be a little less judgemental?
PS. Both my arms and my chest are covered in tattoos. My right arm is sporting a Care Bear sleeve. Doesn’t help with winning me much respect, i know, but my goal is to be a university lecturer. And I can bet anyone I will be.
I am with MajikMan as well.
Yttrx: I don’t know what this person does for a living, but I think that the essence of what MajikMan said is that we shouldn’t be too hasty to judge people (and their intelligence) based on their personal choices of body modifications.
Ariel: no, it doesn’t really speak for itself. A tattoo might indicate how a person feels, sees himself or even as Majikman said, tell us something about his sense of humour. Try to judge a person’s intelligence by his appearence or his tats and you’ll find yourself terribly misguided (and to do so won’t make you a very nice person either…)
Kaitlin: You might be right, it might make it tough for this person to get a job or gain the respect of other people, but hey, isn’t that a challenge we’re all (or at least those of us with visible/controversial mods) facing in the body modification community?
Sorry for the long rant, but as a lot of people point out every now and again in this blog, shouldn’t we of all people be a little less judgemental?
PS. Both my arms and my chest are covered in tattoos. My right arm is sporting a Care Bear sleeve. Doesn’t help with winning me much respect, i know, but my goal is to be a university lecturer. And I can bet anyone I will be.
I am with MajikMan as well.
Yttrx: I don’t know what this person does for a living, but I think that the essence of what MajikMan said is that we shouldn’t be too hasty to judge people (and their intelligence) based on their personal choices of body modifications.
Ariel: no, it doesn’t really speak for itself. A tattoo might indicate how a person feels, sees himself or even as Majikman said, tell us something about his sense of humour. Try to judge a person’s intelligence by his appearence or his tats and you’ll find yourself terribly misguided (and to do so won’t make you a very nice person either…)
Kaitlin: You might be right, it might make it tough for this person to get a job or gain the respect of other people, but hey, isn’t that a challenge we’re all (or at least those of us with visible/controversial mods) facing in the body modification community?
Sorry for the long rant, but as a lot of people point out every now and again in this blog, shouldn’t we of all people be a little less judgemental?
PS. Both my arms and my chest are covered in tattoos. My right arm is sporting a Care Bear sleeve. Doesn’t help with winning me much respect, i know, but my goal is to be a university lecturer. And I can bet anyone I will be.
I am with MajikMan as well.
Yttrx: I don’t know what this person does for a living, but I think that the essence of what MajikMan said is that we shouldn’t be too hasty to judge people (and their intelligence) based on their personal choices of body modifications.
Ariel: no, it doesn’t really speak for itself. A tattoo might indicate how a person feels, sees himself or even as Majikman said, tell us something about his sense of humour. Try to judge a person’s intelligence by his appearence or his tats and you’ll find yourself terribly misguided (and to do so won’t make you a very nice person either…)
Kaitlin: You might be right, it might make it tough for this person to get a job or gain the respect of other people, but hey, isn’t that a challenge we’re all (or at least those of us with visible/controversial mods) facing in the body modification community?
Sorry for the long rant, but as a lot of people point out every now and again in this blog, shouldn’t we of all people be a little less judgemental?
PS. Both my arms and my chest are covered in tattoos. My right arm is sporting a Care Bear sleeve. Doesn’t help with winning me much respect, i know, but my goal is to be a university lecturer. And I can bet anyone I will be.