Plaid‘s tattoos by Chris R. at EZ Tattoo in Scottsdale, AZ — a finger mustach (just touched up for the third time), a question mark, an explanation mark [edit: oh my god I can’t believe I typed that, but it’s such an idiotic typo that I had to leave it in], and… shock and awe.
So many gags, so few fingers!
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40 responses to “So many gags, so few fingers!”
I like the chin piece
I like the chin piece
An exclamation mark, perhaps, rather than a mark of explanation? Though I’m sure one could be used in an explanatory manner…
An exclamation mark, perhaps, rather than a mark of explanation? Though I’m sure one could be used in an explanatory manner…
Finger gag tattoos rule the school, that’s an awesome collection!
Finger gag tattoos rule the school, that’s an awesome collection!
Ba-Dum! *cymbal crash*
Or is that *symbol crash*?
Ba-Dum! *cymbal crash*
Or is that *symbol crash*?
I have to wonder, are some people really taught that these (!) are explanation points/marks?
I have to wonder, are some people really taught that these (!) are explanation points/marks?
p.s. I say that because this is not the first time I’ve seen someone refer to an exclamation point as that, it’s probably about the 20th at least.
p.s. I say that because this is not the first time I’ve seen someone refer to an exclamation point as that, it’s probably about the 20th at least.
I think the pinky question mark is my favorite.
I think the pinky question mark is my favorite.
I’m personally a fan of the “shocker” pinkie!
I’m personally a fan of the “shocker” pinkie!
It seems more like it’s just commonly misspoken, or misheard. I kinda hope nobody’s going so far as to teach it that way.
It seems more like it’s just commonly misspoken, or misheard. I kinda hope nobody’s going so far as to teach it that way.
haha, air quotes. awesome.
haha, air quotes. awesome.
I say someone should just go get a boogey on there finger.
I say someone should just go get a boogey on there finger.
Ariel- I didn’t even catch that at the top until I read what you said! I don’t think most people are taught that. I think some people just easily mix certain words up.
Personally, I would want a light bulb on my finger so I could hold it up to my head whenever I have a brilliant idea. Hehe…
Ariel- I didn’t even catch that at the top until I read what you said! I don’t think most people are taught that. I think some people just easily mix certain words up.
Personally, I would want a light bulb on my finger so I could hold it up to my head whenever I have a brilliant idea. Hehe…
finger-staches always entertaining
finger-staches always entertaining
“Explanation mark” is what I would say when I was a 5-year-old… but surely it’s not that difficult to get your tongue (and typing!) around once you reach adulthood!
“Explanation mark” is what I would say when I was a 5-year-old… but surely it’s not that difficult to get your tongue (and typing!) around once you reach adulthood!
The shading from the lights make his hands look dirty,, Bah dirty hands near my mouth bug me so much! haha
The shading from the lights make his hands look dirty,, Bah dirty hands near my mouth bug me so much! haha
he called me at work when he got them done, everyone in the office loved it.
he called me at work when he got them done, everyone in the office loved it.
i lovelovelove the exclamation mark! lol 🙂
i lovelovelove the exclamation mark! lol 🙂
ah jesus it’s making me want to punctuate myself more!
ah jesus it’s making me want to punctuate myself more!
starspring, ha-ha!
starspring, ha-ha!
I couldn’t figure out what the typo was for a good 30 seconds after I read that there was one. Go me!
I couldn’t figure out what the typo was for a good 30 seconds after I read that there was one. Go me!