A black-and-white photo of a person mid-air in a Superman-style body suspension pose, supported by multiple hooks in their back and legs, smiling joyfully toward the camera. They are suspended horizontally in a large indoor space with high ceilings and visible rigging. A group of onlookers—some seated, some standing—watch with expressions of admiration, amusement, and support. The atmosphere is lively and communal, capturing a moment of shared experience and transformation.

Woops-a-dEIzey

I before E except after C is not always true children!

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165 responses to “Woops-a-dEIzey”

  1. k Avatar
    k

    maybe he did it for the lulz

  2. k Avatar
    k

    maybe he did it for the lulz

  3. lisa Avatar
    lisa

    32: Maybe he’s a cook then and wanted to be punny.
    That would be really fantastic.

  4. lisa Avatar
    lisa

    32: Maybe he’s a cook then and wanted to be punny.
    That would be really fantastic.

  5. lisa Avatar
    lisa

    32: Maybe he’s a cook then and wanted to be punny.
    That would be really fantastic.

  6. Lucas Reichennek Avatar
    Lucas Reichennek

    HAVE SEIZSURES EVERYDAY YEAH! Seriously though, this is the event when you politely ask the tattooartist for either a dirt cheap cover-up or some discount lasering.

  7. Lucas Reichennek Avatar
    Lucas Reichennek

    HAVE SEIZSURES EVERYDAY YEAH! Seriously though, this is the event when you politely ask the tattooartist for either a dirt cheap cover-up or some discount lasering.

  8. Lucas Reichennek Avatar
    Lucas Reichennek

    HAVE SEIZSURES EVERYDAY YEAH! Seriously though, this is the event when you politely ask the tattooartist for either a dirt cheap cover-up or some discount lasering.

  9. Killaya Avatar
    Killaya

    28- Obviously everyone didn’t know that because the people that H. was quoting in his post said that the misspelling was not a word. 😛

    I don’t know weather to feel bad that his artist can’t spell, or laugh because HE can’t spell. Or both maybe.

  10. Killaya Avatar
    Killaya

    28- Obviously everyone didn’t know that because the people that H. was quoting in his post said that the misspelling was not a word. 😛

    I don’t know weather to feel bad that his artist can’t spell, or laugh because HE can’t spell. Or both maybe.

  11. Killaya Avatar
    Killaya

    28- Obviously everyone didn’t know that because the people that H. was quoting in his post said that the misspelling was not a word. 😛

    I don’t know weather to feel bad that his artist can’t spell, or laugh because HE can’t spell. Or both maybe.

  12. Killaya Avatar
    Killaya

    (btw the “weather” is intentional 😛 Get it? sieze, seize, weather, whether… ah well. )

  13. Killaya Avatar
    Killaya

    (btw the “weather” is intentional 😛 Get it? sieze, seize, weather, whether… ah well. )

  14. Killaya Avatar
    Killaya

    (btw the “weather” is intentional 😛 Get it? sieze, seize, weather, whether… ah well. )

  15. Dallas Avatar
    Dallas

    I love the idea of adding editing marks to the tattoo ^_^

  16. Dallas Avatar
    Dallas

    I love the idea of adding editing marks to the tattoo ^_^

  17. Dallas Avatar
    Dallas

    I love the idea of adding editing marks to the tattoo ^_^

  18. H Avatar
    H

    Killaya- hah thanks. I was gonna comment back on it but you pretty much covered that for me.

  19. H Avatar
    H

    Killaya- hah thanks. I was gonna comment back on it but you pretty much covered that for me.

  20. H Avatar
    H

    Killaya- hah thanks. I was gonna comment back on it but you pretty much covered that for me.

  21. fuus Avatar
    fuus

    “sieze the dad”?

  22. fuus Avatar
    fuus

    “sieze the dad”?

  23. fuus Avatar
    fuus

    “sieze the dad”?

  24. Maphew Avatar
    Maphew

    #32, As a culinary student and a professional cook, I’ve never heard of that term before. Nor have I really heard of the technique you were trying to describe–the closest I can think of is the process adding sodium alginate to a liquid and dropping it in a calcium chloride solution to create a bead of liquid that’s encapsulated in a thin, solidified skin. This allows the cook to create a sauce that’s essentially encased in itself, the benefit being that it’s in a unique state without serious compromise to its flavor, texture, and color. Also looks pretty. It’s been done for a few years now, and is often referred to on menus as ‘caviar’ (or ‘ravioli’, if it’s one large bead, as opposed to a series of small beads).

    But that’s neither ‘sieze’ nor ‘seize’. But it is rather off topic. If he’s a soccer fan, he could have it touched up to say ‘Zeze the Day’, Zeze being a Brazllian soccer player who plays in South Korea.

    Really though, this is the kind of thing that happens when you go about seizing the day without planning ahead–who knows what you’ll end up seizing.

  25. Maphew Avatar
    Maphew

    #32, As a culinary student and a professional cook, I’ve never heard of that term before. Nor have I really heard of the technique you were trying to describe–the closest I can think of is the process adding sodium alginate to a liquid and dropping it in a calcium chloride solution to create a bead of liquid that’s encapsulated in a thin, solidified skin. This allows the cook to create a sauce that’s essentially encased in itself, the benefit being that it’s in a unique state without serious compromise to its flavor, texture, and color. Also looks pretty. It’s been done for a few years now, and is often referred to on menus as ‘caviar’ (or ‘ravioli’, if it’s one large bead, as opposed to a series of small beads).

    But that’s neither ‘sieze’ nor ‘seize’. But it is rather off topic. If he’s a soccer fan, he could have it touched up to say ‘Zeze the Day’, Zeze being a Brazllian soccer player who plays in South Korea.

    Really though, this is the kind of thing that happens when you go about seizing the day without planning ahead–who knows what you’ll end up seizing.

  26. Maphew Avatar
    Maphew

    #32, As a culinary student and a professional cook, I’ve never heard of that term before. Nor have I really heard of the technique you were trying to describe–the closest I can think of is the process adding sodium alginate to a liquid and dropping it in a calcium chloride solution to create a bead of liquid that’s encapsulated in a thin, solidified skin. This allows the cook to create a sauce that’s essentially encased in itself, the benefit being that it’s in a unique state without serious compromise to its flavor, texture, and color. Also looks pretty. It’s been done for a few years now, and is often referred to on menus as ‘caviar’ (or ‘ravioli’, if it’s one large bead, as opposed to a series of small beads).

    But that’s neither ‘sieze’ nor ‘seize’. But it is rather off topic. If he’s a soccer fan, he could have it touched up to say ‘Zeze the Day’, Zeze being a Brazllian soccer player who plays in South Korea.

    Really though, this is the kind of thing that happens when you go about seizing the day without planning ahead–who knows what you’ll end up seizing.

  27. suzanne Avatar
    suzanne

    I can find no evidence of sieze as a word. The cooking term is seize as well I believe. I even dragged out my 5 inch thick dictionary. I am way too bored.

  28. suzanne Avatar
    suzanne

    I can find no evidence of sieze as a word. The cooking term is seize as well I believe. I even dragged out my 5 inch thick dictionary. I am way too bored.

  29. suzanne Avatar
    suzanne

    I can find no evidence of sieze as a word. The cooking term is seize as well I believe. I even dragged out my 5 inch thick dictionary. I am way too bored.

  30. Jennifer Avatar

    @ 44: I actually learned that word in foods classes.

    I double checked to see if it was the correct spelling.

  31. Jennifer Avatar

    @ 44: I actually learned that word in foods classes.

    I double checked to see if it was the correct spelling.

  32. Jennifer Avatar

    @ 44: I actually learned that word in foods classes.

    I double checked to see if it was the correct spelling.

  33. Myke Avatar
    Myke

    “At least it’s not another Carpe Diem tattoo. :)”

    true, and in this case that would’ve made Carpe Deim?

  34. Myke Avatar
    Myke

    “At least it’s not another Carpe Diem tattoo. :)”

    true, and in this case that would’ve made Carpe Deim?

  35. Myke Avatar
    Myke

    “At least it’s not another Carpe Diem tattoo. :)”

    true, and in this case that would’ve made Carpe Deim?

  36. Ridiculous Nickolas Avatar

    Yes, but it’s a French word….

  37. Ridiculous Nickolas Avatar

    Yes, but it’s a French word….

  38. Ridiculous Nickolas Avatar

    Yes, but it’s a French word….

  39. LadyCrow Avatar
    LadyCrow

    I hold two degrees in English, have been a professional editor, and regularly pwn n00bs at Scrabble, and therefore would be totally happy to rent my services as a Tattoo Proofreader to people like this guy for last-minute stencil checks! Cheaper than lasers….

  40. LadyCrow Avatar
    LadyCrow

    I hold two degrees in English, have been a professional editor, and regularly pwn n00bs at Scrabble, and therefore would be totally happy to rent my services as a Tattoo Proofreader to people like this guy for last-minute stencil checks! Cheaper than lasers….

  41. LadyCrow Avatar
    LadyCrow

    I hold two degrees in English, have been a professional editor, and regularly pwn n00bs at Scrabble, and therefore would be totally happy to rent my services as a Tattoo Proofreader to people like this guy for last-minute stencil checks! Cheaper than lasers….

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