ryanhatesthis:

Here’s a good life lesson: Don’t let Justin Bieber tattoo anything on you.

WHYYYYYYYYYYY?

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fuckyeahtattoos:

My tattoo on my right forearm of the end scene from Charlie Chaplin’s film “Modern Times”.
Done by Jef Lessard at Spider Bite in Manchester, NH.

Great example of how shitty upside down wrist pieces look once you add other tattoos near them.

fuckyeahtattoos:

My tattoo on my right forearm of the end scene from Charlie Chaplin’s film “Modern Times”.

Done by Jef Lessard at Spider Bite in Manchester, NH.

Great example of how shitty upside down wrist pieces look once you add other tattoos near them.

dermagraphique:

OH LOOK MY PERSONAL WORST NIGHTMARE!!!!!!

I legit just puked in my mouth a little.

dermagraphique:

OH LOOK MY PERSONAL WORST NIGHTMARE!!!!!!

I legit just puked in my mouth a little.

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dermagraphique:

Im not really a fan of this batman tattoo, just wanted to show you what it looks like when you add work to an arm that has a preexisting upside down wrist tattoo

dermagraphique:

Im not really a fan of this batman tattoo, just wanted to show you what it looks like when you add work to an arm that has a preexisting upside down wrist tattoo

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submission: Bummer Town

dermagraphique:

from veganink.com

“Thought of you”

Jesus. This is making my fucking brain hurt. Seriously. Stop the madness.

fucknobadtattoos:

Found this on /b/. Pretty sure that’s gonna look like poop in a few years, amirite?
submitted by jingletits 
right you are

If by in a few years you mean right now, then yes you are completely right.

fucknobadtattoos:

Found this on /b/. Pretty sure that’s gonna look like poop in a few years, amirite?

submitted by jingletits

right you are

If by in a few years you mean right now, then yes you are completely right.

You know what just occurred to me…

I haven’t seen a white ink tattoo in a while. Nice to know the fad is on its way out just like the upside down shit will eventually go.

dermagraphique:

This is a mess. Upside down, silhouettes, too small. Almost everything I hate. These barely look like birds now, and they certainly wont in about 5 or 6 years. Also what is that giant feather doing there?

dermagraphique:

This is a mess. Upside down, silhouettes, too small. Almost everything I hate. These barely look like birds now, and they certainly wont in about 5 or 6 years. Also what is that giant feather doing there?

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dermagraphique:

Well this sure fills me with rage…..

I might have reblogged this before but I’m too lazy to check

dermagraphique:

Well this sure fills me with rage…..

I might have reblogged this before but I’m too lazy to check

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whyisthissohardtochoose:

fuckyeahtattoos:

Written in five different languages making it understood in approximately 120 countries. It’s to keep me safe while travelling but is also a tribute to my travels so far and to living with diabetes. When I was first diagnosed I was told they’d have a cure within ten years. As a kid I counted the years. When I got to ten I put my pen down. The tallies represent this. It’s been almost twenty years now. 
This photo was taken a few hours after the text was done so it’s obviously a lot darker than it will be and still inflamed.
The caduceus was done by Aaron at Unique Tattoos, Subiaco, Western Australia in 2011. The lettering was done yesterday by Carlin at Unique Tattoos. The typography was designed by my brother Jake from Two Of Three (twoofthree.com Design, Mostly).

Thats all very well, but tattoos don’t count as a legal declaration of medical status like a med-alert bracelet. 
ALSO, fun fact of the day, someone tried to sue the guy that taught my first aid course for performing life saving CPR on him because he had a DNR tattoo. 
Just an FYI for other people looking to get tattoos similar to this one, carry your bracelet/necklace/keychain/whatever with you, because the tattoo, while permanent, is not a legal declaration of your health condition. 

Also it’s upside down and awkward as fuck for anyone to read.So yeah.

whyisthissohardtochoose:

fuckyeahtattoos:

Written in five different languages making it understood in approximately 120 countries. It’s to keep me safe while travelling but is also a tribute to my travels so far and to living with diabetes. When I was first diagnosed I was told they’d have a cure within ten years. As a kid I counted the years. When I got to ten I put my pen down. The tallies represent this. It’s been almost twenty years now. 

This photo was taken a few hours after the text was done so it’s obviously a lot darker than it will be and still inflamed.

The caduceus was done by Aaron at Unique Tattoos, Subiaco, Western Australia in 2011. The lettering was done yesterday by Carlin at Unique Tattoos. The typography was designed by my brother Jake from Two Of Three (twoofthree.com Design, Mostly).

Thats all very well, but tattoos don’t count as a legal declaration of medical status like a med-alert bracelet. 

ALSO, fun fact of the day, someone tried to sue the guy that taught my first aid course for performing life saving CPR on him because he had a DNR tattoo. 

Just an FYI for other people looking to get tattoos similar to this one, carry your bracelet/necklace/keychain/whatever with you, because the tattoo, while permanent, is not a legal declaration of your health condition. 

Also it’s upside down and awkward as fuck for anyone to read.

So yeah.

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