For your viewing horror: a tattoo to avoid
I’m off to Canada for a Thanksgiving weekend with my older sister and her large troop of domesticated animals. And it wouldn’t be a trip to Montreal without getting a new tattoo. In that regard, and in homage to my sister’s four cats and penchant for body art, I thought I’d share a real Extreme Self gem with you this morning. From 20 Worst Tattoos For Men, I give you “The one that makes your navel look like a cat’s rectum.” Shame on whoever took this drunk sap to the tattoo parlor and convinced him that this was a good idea:
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This is revolting (and hilarious)!
I don’t have any tattoos, but I want to know – how can you be sure that the tattoo that’s meaningful to you today will still be something you’re proud of 10-20 years from now? I’ve seen a lot of Tinkerbell fairies out there.
I wonder how often this guy gets lucky.
Ha. You certainly can’t do much worse. Interesting link.
Marjie: For me, there’s no regret/pride association with tattoos. They reflect where I am, at some point in my life, and they become part of my body as soon as they’re inked. Of course, I’m also not dumb enough to tattoo a cat onto my stomach.
Caitlin: Very, very, very rarely. Just a guess.
I can beat that: http://www.dailyhaha.com/_pics/armpit_tatoo.htm
Wow. I mean, are people being paid to get these tattoos? What is going on here?
I’ve always found this one gravely offensive: http://news.bme.com/2007/02/21/air-quotes-tattoo/
I trust that you now have a tattoo of Jason Bateman on the back of your shoulder?
Incorrect. It’s Jason and me, making out, with the cast of Arrested Development etched in the background. Obviously.