Some of Alaska's worst Tattoos!
Aw love. When a man's heart is rich with the sweet nectar of romance he's liable to commit all sorts of atrocities such as...
Guess what? They broke up. (OMG right?)
In simpler times men who had arm tattoos were junkies, who used the tattoo to hide track marks left by "Maxwell's Silver Hammer". Alas, it's not as easy to identify people whom have not chosen life, thanks to the wisdom of people like this.
His quote from the email when he sent in the pic, "I get made fun of all the time please help!!!!". Sorry stud, looks like your on your own on this one.
Bad tattoos aren't just for in love dumbasses and Johnny Thunder wannabes. Even the kind hearted are affected by hap and circumstance.
"I got this tattoo on my foot back in 2002 when I was in Americorps *NCCC (which is kinda like a domestic Peace Corps for college age kids). I had it done over Christmas vacation, having been told that my next assignment would be in Washington, DC for 2 weeks of training and then I'd be a teachers aide. Plans changed and I was shipped to West Virginia for a construction project. I lived on a farm and I put on wool socks and steel toed boots for 12 hours days. This is the outcome of my tattoo."
Kelsey
On a side note, I do believe I have that same star (in sticker form) on my Guitar Hero guitar. But at least it's not on her lower back.
But is it Kosher?
This poor bastard...
"Was "Jess" n'tried to fix it to say my name "Jeff"."
Sometimes, it's not even your fault you got a bad tattoo (but most of the time it is).
"hello heres mine done by a "profesional" the blue is sapposed to be the alaska flag comming out from behind the mountains, i dont know what he was thinking with the blue and couldnot get the mountains to look snowy so i am kinda begging for this because i need it fixed, thank a bunch you guys rock"
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