Show me you Tatt's
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LOL that's immediately where my mind went!
dbz
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I knew there was gonna be a penis.
Chunky Stool
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That guy must really like dix.
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DustyDuke
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He looks like he just realised it was not the best option
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
here’s a fine tit tat
lokie
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A WOMAN got a tattoo as a reminder of her favourite place but got the coordinates wrong and pinpointed a random spot in the Pacific Ocean.
Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with her boyfriend to Sedona in Arizona, US.
Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with her boyfriend to Sedona in Arizona, USCredit: SWNS
She said: “I’d been wanting to get a tattoo for a while, and I remembered seeing this rude shaped rock while on our holiday to Sedona and thinking it was the funniest thing in the world.
“The area was also the first place that I ever fell in love with the desert, so it was very special.
“I dropped a pin in Google Maps, did a quick — and clearly inaccurate — conversion to format the coordinates the way I wanted.”
Bri handed the coordinates to the artist, but unfortunately wrote “South” instead of “North”, so they read 34° 52’ 12” S 111° 45’ 36” W.
The simple mistake means her tattoo leads to a random spot nearly 3,000 miles away.
The simple mistake means her tattoo leads to a random spot nearly 3,000 miles away
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Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with her boyfriend to Sedona in Arizona, US.
Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with her boyfriend to Sedona in Arizona, USCredit: SWNS
She said: “I’d been wanting to get a tattoo for a while, and I remembered seeing this rude shaped rock while on our holiday to Sedona and thinking it was the funniest thing in the world.
“The area was also the first place that I ever fell in love with the desert, so it was very special.
“I dropped a pin in Google Maps, did a quick — and clearly inaccurate — conversion to format the coordinates the way I wanted.”
Bri handed the coordinates to the artist, but unfortunately wrote “South” instead of “North”, so they read 34° 52’ 12” S 111° 45’ 36” W.
The simple mistake means her tattoo leads to a random spot nearly 3,000 miles away.
The simple mistake means her tattoo leads to a random spot nearly 3,000 miles away
Woman's coordinates tattoo of favourite place pinpoints random spot in ocean
A WOMAN got a tattoo as a reminder of her favourite place but got the coordinates wrong and pinpointed a random spot in the Pacific Ocean. Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with he…
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manfredo
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His mother must love kissing that face!!That guy must really like dix.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
That’s ... deep.A WOMAN got a tattoo as a reminder of her favourite place but got the coordinates wrong and pinpointed a random spot in the Pacific Ocean.
Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with her boyfriend to Sedona in Arizona, US.
Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with her boyfriend to Sedona in Arizona, USCredit: SWNS
She said: “I’d been wanting to get a tattoo for a while, and I remembered seeing this rude shaped rock while on our holiday to Sedona and thinking it was the funniest thing in the world.
“The area was also the first place that I ever fell in love with the desert, so it was very special.
“I dropped a pin in Google Maps, did a quick — and clearly inaccurate — conversion to format the coordinates the way I wanted.”
Bri handed the coordinates to the artist, but unfortunately wrote “South” instead of “North”, so they read 34° 52’ 12” S 111° 45’ 36” W.
The simple mistake means her tattoo leads to a random spot nearly 3,000 miles away.
The simple mistake means her tattoo leads to a random spot nearly 3,000 miles away
Woman's coordinates tattoo of favourite place pinpoints random spot in ocean
A WOMAN got a tattoo as a reminder of her favourite place but got the coordinates wrong and pinpointed a random spot in the Pacific Ocean. Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with he…
Bareback
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She’s from Florida sooooo there’s that j/s.A WOMAN got a tattoo as a reminder of her favourite place but got the coordinates wrong and pinpointed a random spot in the Pacific Ocean.
Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with her boyfriend to Sedona in Arizona, US.
Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with her boyfriend to Sedona in Arizona, USCredit: SWNS
She said: “I’d been wanting to get a tattoo for a while, and I remembered seeing this rude shaped rock while on our holiday to Sedona and thinking it was the funniest thing in the world.
“The area was also the first place that I ever fell in love with the desert, so it was very special.
“I dropped a pin in Google Maps, did a quick — and clearly inaccurate — conversion to format the coordinates the way I wanted.”
Bri handed the coordinates to the artist, but unfortunately wrote “South” instead of “North”, so they read 34° 52’ 12” S 111° 45’ 36” W.
The simple mistake means her tattoo leads to a random spot nearly 3,000 miles away.
The simple mistake means her tattoo leads to a random spot nearly 3,000 miles away
Woman's coordinates tattoo of favourite place pinpoints random spot in ocean
A WOMAN got a tattoo as a reminder of her favourite place but got the coordinates wrong and pinpointed a random spot in the Pacific Ocean. Bri Pritchett, 24, wanted to commemorate a holiday with he…
tyler.durden
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I would have NEVER thought of an ice cream sandwich to express the old adage, "Two in the Pink, One in the Stink!"
Bareback
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Makes’um melt right in your hands.
Herb & Suds
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Oops I misread title
Never mind
Never mind
xtsho
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People are standing in line to get their tattoos removed.
apnews.com
I'm glad I never got any. I'm going to play a joke on the lady with a temporary tattoo.
Tattoo removal booming as people pay to make old ink go away
PITTSBURGH (AP) — When his tattoo removal shops in Lawrenceville and Penn Hills reopened last spring after state-ordered business shutdowns to help curb the COVID-19 pandemic, Wes South noticed sales quickly surpassed what he expected from pent-up demand.
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I'm glad I never got any. I'm going to play a joke on the lady with a temporary tattoo.
raratt
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Get a tramp stamp, she will really freak.People are standing in line to get their tattoos removed.
Tattoo removal booming as people pay to make old ink go away
PITTSBURGH (AP) — When his tattoo removal shops in Lawrenceville and Penn Hills reopened last spring after state-ordered business shutdowns to help curb the COVID-19 pandemic, Wes South noticed sales quickly surpassed what he expected from pent-up demand.
I'm glad I never got any. I'm going to play a joke on the lady with a temporary tattoo.