…and then feel like a bullet to the neck! Coverup by Needles’n’Ink in Bryan, Ohio.
Because sometimes things don’t work out
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39 responses to “Because sometimes things don’t work out”
That’s pretty neat.
That’s pretty neat.
That’s pretty neat.
What is it coving exactly?
What is it coving exactly?
What is it coving exactly?
looks like a name
looks like a name
looks like a name
meh, it’s nothing impressive.
meh, it’s nothing impressive.
meh, it’s nothing impressive.
Hahah!
Hahah!
Hahah!
You can sorta see the word Hick….
You can sorta see the word Hick….
You can sorta see the word Hick….
I reckon it might have said “Bitch”.
I reckon it might have said “Bitch”.
I reckon it might have said “Bitch”.
I think it said “hickie”
I think it said “hickie”
I think it said “hickie”
Hmmm…. I think the bandaid draws more attention to it, and you can still see the name underneath. If I really wanted to block something out like that, I would have gone for laser removal.
Hmmm…. I think the bandaid draws more attention to it, and you can still see the name underneath. If I really wanted to block something out like that, I would have gone for laser removal.
Hmmm…. I think the bandaid draws more attention to it, and you can still see the name underneath. If I really wanted to block something out like that, I would have gone for laser removal.
9- big icky blisters on your neck, for even bigger prices? this guy obviously preferred to opt out.
i like how the coverup is a band-aid. it’s kind of funny if you know it’s a coverup. like, oops, got a boo-boo!
9- big icky blisters on your neck, for even bigger prices? this guy obviously preferred to opt out.
i like how the coverup is a band-aid. it’s kind of funny if you know it’s a coverup. like, oops, got a boo-boo!
9- big icky blisters on your neck, for even bigger prices? this guy obviously preferred to opt out.
i like how the coverup is a band-aid. it’s kind of funny if you know it’s a coverup. like, oops, got a boo-boo!
I think it’s nice that you can still see that there was a word under it. It seems like a funny way to say : “I made a mistake and fixed it”
I think it’s nice that you can still see that there was a word under it. It seems like a funny way to say : “I made a mistake and fixed it”
I think it’s nice that you can still see that there was a word under it. It seems like a funny way to say : “I made a mistake and fixed it”
Believe that it’s a name. Looks like Cici. And I’m with gillian. I like that it’s a band aid covering it up.
Believe that it’s a name. Looks like Cici. And I’m with gillian. I like that it’s a band aid covering it up.
Believe that it’s a name. Looks like Cici. And I’m with gillian. I like that it’s a band aid covering it up.
awesome fuckin’ tat. i wish someone would let me tattoo a band-aid on them. that would be so tight
awesome fuckin’ tat. i wish someone would let me tattoo a band-aid on them. that would be so tight
awesome fuckin’ tat. i wish someone would let me tattoo a band-aid on them. that would be so tight