Tattoo disasters
Post 1
Started conversation Apr 23, 2001
OW! 
Those removal techniques sound painful! I'm glad that I have never had a tattoo, even though my last long-term girlfriend did her best to talk me into it. I didn't give in largely because I have seen some striking examples of tattoo disasters.
I once worked with a guy who had got the Millwall Football Club crest tattooed on his arm, only for Millwall to completely change the design of the crest!
I also knew a woman who felt compelled to get a tattoo of the name of her favourite band. Which might have been fine, if it hadn't been for the fact that the band in question was the American punk outfit Rancid... 
Elizabeth Fraser of the band Cocteau Twins also had an unfortunate tattoo misadventure. As a young punk fan, she decided that she wanted a tattoo to mark the passing of the Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious. Unfortunately, she got an amateur tattooist to do the job, and ended up with a tattoo that read "RIP S.I.D.".
Tattoo disasters
Post 2
Posted Apr 23, 2001
A bloke I work with had his wifes name tatooed, on his arm, which was fine until they divorced, so he wentto have the name removed, when the tatooist said he could change it into brian - the mans own name, which he readily agreed, unfortunalty the tatooist spelt it wrong sso now he's got brain written there instead.
Tattoo disasters
Post 3
Posted Apr 23, 2001
I guy in the town where I live has L-O-V-E and H-A-T-E tatooed on his fingers ...
... only he's lost his little finger so it says L-O-V-E and H-A-T!!
Tattoo disasters
Post 4
Posted Apr 24, 2001
Could someone explian to me why really hard people get "I Love My Mum" tattooed on to them? Doesn't that make them seem less hard? 
Tattoo disasters
Post 6
Posted Nov 15, 2002
Female name... can be changed into 'Brian' or 'Brain'....
What could it be? Ra? Bri? 
-Lucinda (loves puzzles...)
