I am without of a good book at the moment so tonight I cruised a bit on a web site I had not been to for a while, Fail Blog. Clicking and reading, sometimes smiling..until I reached the Tattoo Fail site.
Good Grief!!
It saddens me that so many of the folks who design their own tattoos cannot spell. Really, permanently showing the world that you should have stayed in school, or at least paid attention. It costs to get the art (ahem..maybe) on, and it costs a great deal more to have them removed. I am guessing for the most part that the fails will remain where they have been placed.
If the Tattoo artist made the mistake..I would consider a call to an attorney, but I am sure that there must have been a waiver signed somewhere. I am not a fan of body art because my imagination takes me on a time travel trip and I am thinking of that tattoo and how it will look in 30 years or more. Not everyone ages gracefully, most are lucky if we do.
I presume that quite a few of these creations were done in a moment of inspiration (or drunkenness) with little to no planning or thinking ahead. Being impulsive can be a good or a bad thing. ( I wonder if they make band-aids big enough to cover an entire back? Hmm..just wondering)
I would hope that if any of my readers are considering body art that you plan, research and use spell check before you place yourself under the needle. Check out the work of the artist before you pick one..quite a few looked like they had been done by someone with little artistic talent. I did see a few tattoos that looked professional, beautiful work. The fails in those were due to spelling errors.
If you are set on getting a tattoo please visit the web site and see how bad some of them have turned out.
And stay in school!! Dishonor is not spelled: dishouner.
Sigh....
k
http://failblog.cheezburger.com/ugliesttattoos
Good Grief!!
It saddens me that so many of the folks who design their own tattoos cannot spell. Really, permanently showing the world that you should have stayed in school, or at least paid attention. It costs to get the art (ahem..maybe) on, and it costs a great deal more to have them removed. I am guessing for the most part that the fails will remain where they have been placed.
If the Tattoo artist made the mistake..I would consider a call to an attorney, but I am sure that there must have been a waiver signed somewhere. I am not a fan of body art because my imagination takes me on a time travel trip and I am thinking of that tattoo and how it will look in 30 years or more. Not everyone ages gracefully, most are lucky if we do.
I presume that quite a few of these creations were done in a moment of inspiration (or drunkenness) with little to no planning or thinking ahead. Being impulsive can be a good or a bad thing. ( I wonder if they make band-aids big enough to cover an entire back? Hmm..just wondering)
I would hope that if any of my readers are considering body art that you plan, research and use spell check before you place yourself under the needle. Check out the work of the artist before you pick one..quite a few looked like they had been done by someone with little artistic talent. I did see a few tattoos that looked professional, beautiful work. The fails in those were due to spelling errors.
If you are set on getting a tattoo please visit the web site and see how bad some of them have turned out.
And stay in school!! Dishonor is not spelled: dishouner.
Sigh....
k
http://failblog.cheezburger.com/ugliesttattoos
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