Bad Tats

[ApOrbital]

[Captain Smerc]

bingybongy said:

Oh dear Jesus H Christ

[Adam B]

Bacon Is Proof said:

One of my good friends:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/6592856/...

ETA: he's getting free laser removal.

cannot imagine being friends with anyone so brain dead (and now sucking the state to cure his stupidity)

[BrownBottle]

Hard to decide what's worse, the quality of the the tattoo or the tattoo itself, it's a tough one.

[SistersofPercy]

On the plus side the spelling is all correct

[Bacon Is Proof]

Adam B said:

cannot imagine being friends with anyone so brain dead (and now sucking the state to cure his stupidity)

His stupidity doesn't prevent him from being an exceptionally lovely chap, and he's not sucking the state of anything.
I dare say you could probably learn a lot from him.

[Bacon Is Proof]

Some Gump said:

N
On what basis should this bloke get a free tat removal?
I guess free = us lot paying for it?

Fear not, a private company offered to do the work for free.
Good publicity for them you understand?

[bigandclever]

SistersofPercy said:

On the plus side the spelling is all correct

Meanwhile, elsewhere....

[Nezquick]

bingybongy said:

I didn't realise Alex Ferguson was only 27 when he died.

[bingybongy]

[HTP99]

So we have "you're", "dicisions" and is that also "four"?

Why are these imbiciles not having their (or should it be "they're"!) slogan corrected by the tattoo artist before having the tattoo done.

Edited by HTP99 on Sunday 28th February 22:33

[Gretchen]

HTP99 said:

So we have "you're", "dicisions" and is that also "four"?

Why are these imbiciles not having their (or should it be "they're"!) slogan corrected by the tattoo artist before having the tattoo done.

Edited by HTP99 on Sunday 28th February 22:33

Perhaps she's Chinese, or Latin? I'd imagine it's much how many English tattoos of symbols and script look to them.

[Some Gump]

bingybongy said:

Edited by Some Gump on Monday 29th February 20:20

[Baryonyx]

Bungleaio said:

Time for a bump for this

It's sexually explicit so I'll let you look for yourselves.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3387249/...

What an idiot.

[Hi]

HTP99 said:

So we have "you're", "dicisions" and is that also "four"?

Why are these imbiciles not having their (or should it be "they're"!) slogan corrected by the tattoo artist before having the tattoo done.

Edited by HTP99 on Sunday 28th February 22:33

I could be wrong, but the two commas look incorrectly placed (not needed) too.

[dudleybloke]

I've never seen a woman with "inspirational" words in italics on her arm before.
So original!

[bimsb6]

bingybongy said:

Very fitting have a where's wally on her arm .

[Type R Tom]

HTP99 said:

So we have "you're", "dicisions" and is that also "four"?

Why are these imbiciles not having their (or should it be "they're"!) slogan corrected by the tattoo artist before having the tattoo done.

Edited by HTP99 on Sunday 28th February 22:33

I've often wondered that myself, do the "artists" just write exactly what you tell them to do verbatim and it's your responsibility to proof read it etc. before they tattoo it on?

[TwigtheWonderkid]

Type R Tom said:

HTP99 said:

So we have "you're", "dicisions" and is that also "four"?

Why are these imbiciles not having their (or should it be "they're"!) slogan corrected by the tattoo artist before having the tattoo done.

Edited by HTP99 on Sunday 28th February 22:33

I've often wondered that myself, do the "artists" just write exactly what you tell them to do verbatim and it's your responsibility to proof read it etc. before they tattoo it on?

I have an uncle in the printing game ( or was 20 years ago). A client asked a large amount of leaflets for his shop, and misspelt part of the address. My uncle didn't pick it up and printed off a sample for client to approve, which he did. Then he completed the order, 1000s of them.

Client had the mistake pointed out to him by someone and refused to pay. Uncle sued him saying he did what he was told and the sample was approved by the client. Uncle lost, court ruled he was a professional printer, and the client wasn't, so as the professional he should have been expected to spot the error and rectify it.

[Silverage]

TwigtheWonderkid said:

I have an uncle in the printing game ( or was 20 years ago). A client asked a large amount of leaflets for his shop, and misspelt part of the address. My uncle didn't pick it up and printed off a sample for client to approve, which he did. Then he completed the order, 1000s of them.

Client had the mistake pointed out to him by someone and refused to pay. Uncle sued him saying he did what he was told and the sample was approved by the client. Uncle lost, court ruled he was a professional printer, and the client wasn't, so as the professional he should have been expected to spot the error and rectify it.

That was a bit harsh unless your uncle was offering proof-reading services as well.