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Oh, this tattoo is just too clever for its own good. I wonder how many people will ask “why do you have ‘sandwich’ tattooed on your knuckles” before they clue in to the pun? Thanks to Shawn for sending in his tattoo by Dwaine at Sinners and Saints in Fells Point, Maryland.
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I’m running tight on time today (I <3 Survivor) so I’m going to have to post today’s tattoo pictures as a set. Let’s start with this Tootsie Roll Superhero (“I told everyone that I had a Tootsie Roll in my pants”) by Jason “Shagoo” Campbell at Artist’s Edge in Springfield, IL.
I’m going to file Amanda’s tattoo by Lizard Tattoo in Krakow, Poland in the “Paradise? I’ll believe it when I see it!” category — but that’s only because I’m the lecherous sort that’s addicted to explicit photos.
Tiff’s cold-war-vibe apocalyptic tattoo on the other hand does not go into the paradise category (unless you’re some sort of born-again waiting for the rapture I guess) — in this picture it’s freshly done by Marvin at Chrome Lotus Tattoo and Piercing in Orlando, Florida.
This optical illusion elephant (count the legs and tell me how many he has) was done by Greg Christian at 252 Tattoo in Ohio.
Tanya’s My Little Pony tattoo (quite a common theme incidentally) was done by Micro at Wild Things in Baton Rouge, LA — as you can see they’ve been customized to match her personality (unless they released tattoo and piercing themed toys and no one told me about it).
Finally, check out this dress form done at Ink Lab — on a seamstress perhaps?
Check back tomorrow for more tattoos, or just visit BME’s tattoo photo galleries.
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These song lyrics (I think?) were done by Shauncey Fury at Bombshell Tattoos in Pensacola, FL. “We couldn’t find any swing sets, so we just drove all night, listening to mix tapes” — if anyone knows the source, feel free to post it in the comment forum.
Meh, what’s wrong with me, posting tattoos that remind me that I’m alone on Valentines Day?
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This is actually a Dropkick Murphy’s quote (from “The Outcast”), rather than a specific invitation. Tattoo done by Jay at Passage in Toronto, Canada.
If they can make a law
Then I can break a law
If I can break a law
Will the law break me?
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I know this must seem like it’s starting to be Joy Rumore‘s photoblog, but she does seem to keep on doing post-able art… Here’s what Peck just had her apply to his fingers. We’ll see how it heals though, it’s not an easy location.
