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In reply to the discussion: Your tattoo is (probably) not as meaningful as you think it is. [View all]obamanut2012
(29,372 posts)77. Was there an animal he loved? A place? A flower? A holiday?
What was his favorite book? You could always have the Dewey or Library of Congress call number tattoed, or the cover, or a scene from his favorite movie.
You don't have to do any of these things, but you can if you want.
I know someone who spoke her granddaughter's name, and had teh soundwave of her speaking her name tatted. Google soundwave tats.
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Tattoos are not right for me. I made it through the Navy without getting one.
Chainfire
Mar 2023
#13
More than half of the men and women that go to the gym I go to have tattoos.
friend of a friend
Mar 2023
#17
Not-really-minor quibble: I'm disappointed to see xkcd use the incorrect "bicep".
DavidDvorkin
Mar 2023
#18
No, I don't think I'm fooling anyone. I meant to point out that my efforts fail. n/t
Silent3
Mar 2023
#64
I loved watching those tattoo competition TV shows that were popular a few years ago
IcyPeas
Mar 2023
#38
I've never understood tattoos (other than those described in the cartoon). How do you decide
Vinca
Mar 2023
#51