Bad Tats

[Biggriff]

bimsb6 said:

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

Christ I hope that's not allowed to breed.

[Gretchen]

Silverage said:

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.

Indeed. I wonder if citing this case the tattooed lady could indeed sue her 'professional' tattooist? Presumably for a very large sum of money since she is now inflicted for life. Probably making her richer than you and I. Some irony.

[TwigtheWonderkid]

Silverage said:

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.

The misspelt word was a well known area of London, if that makes a difference. Court ruled that a pro printer should have known how to spell it, but some bod who happened to have an office there, less so.

[MarkwG]

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

Imbeciles, maybe...?

[Kermit power]

TwigtheWonderkid said:

Silverage said:

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.

The misspelt word was a well known area of London, if that makes a difference. Court ruled that a pro printer should have known how to spell it, but some bod who happened to have an office there, less so.

That sounds highly dubious. I assume he didn't get the customer to physically (as opposed to verbally) sign off on the proof?

[dudleybloke]

[VEA]

Popped up on my fb feed.

[Einion Yrth]

VEA said:

Popped up on my fb feed.

Is that a "bad" tat? It's quite well executed, although I struggle to understand why you would want a knob tattooed on the side of your face.

[CharlesdeGaulle]

Einion Yrth said:

VEA said:

Popped up on my fb feed.

Is that a "bad" tat? It's quite well executed, although I struggle to understand why you would want a knob tattooed on the side of your face.

By no sensible standard is it a 'good' tat.

[RYH64E]

Einion Yrth said:

Is that a "bad" tat? It's quite well executed, although I struggle to understand why you would want a knob tattooed on the side of your face.

dhead?

[dudleybloke]

Lovely looking woman.

[Troubleatmill]

Einion Yrth said:

VEA said:

Popped up on my fb feed.

Is that a "bad" tat? It's quite well executed, although I struggle to understand why you would want a knob tattooed on the side of your face.

Surely any tattoo artist would consider that the client is quite mentally ill - and refuse to it?

[NorthDave]

dudleybloke said:

Lovely looking woman.

40 years for POSSESSION (not dealing) and some nicked gear! Jesus! They must have more people locked up in the US than walking around!

Oh yeah - tats look crap too.

[otherman]

bingybongy said:

It's deliberate irony. The first line is correct, the second is maximum mistakes. And the line is about not making mistakes that you'll regret. I'm not saying it's sensible to have tattood on, but it's intentional.

[___MIKE___]

Troubleatmill said:

Einion Yrth said:

VEA said:

Popped up on my fb feed.

Is that a "bad" tat? It's quite well executed, although I struggle to understand why you would want a knob tattooed on the side of your face.

Surely any tattoo artist would consider that the client is quite mentally ill - and refuse to it?

Has to be a Filipino, why else would he have a Jollibee fast food mascot on his forehead?

[rovermorris999]

On a more serious note, surely some of these people need some sort of therapy? They can't be right in the head.

[Bungleaio]

How about a video with an arm full of them plus a new one going in - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xO6vOLqmDNI

[Iva Barchetta]

Watching a programme on Tru TV channel earlier ,the same name as this thread,may be a repeat,no idea.

Girl had a break up/revenge tattoo.

No regerts......REGRETS.

LOL.

[Beefmeister]

Paddy_N_Murphy said:

To be fair to him, there's probably f**k all meat in that hot dog anyway!

[Rick101]

Spotted this whilst travelling darn sarf to pick up a car.
Can only think it reminds the dad, of their kids whilst she's got her ankles behind her ears.