No, no, noā¦theyāre Awsome!! Have to keep with the theme and all thatā¦
Awefull!
I especially like this one:
I donāt know if he is calling the Reaper God, or what? I also like the spelling on it. 
awlfull!
less tri too uze reel werds
I want to get a tattoo that says aweful now. It would be too much fun
With a babyface like that, Ya gotta work it a little harderā¦
I like the blog comment that suggested going back and having proofreader marks added in blue ink. Carets, deles, transposes. In fact, Iām thinking about Tatoo Editer as a whole new career.
Yea, it seems that only God will judge his spelling.
A lot of the Macho types around here are sporting Tats that declare their aims, ambitions and Love for what will last forever.
It could be an urban myth..I donāt knowā¦but a dear friend of mine, a Chinese bloke, tells me that what the Tat sez aināt always exactly what it is supposed to sayā¦
There is big fellas walking around here with Chinese characters all over themselves..and they think it means Macho stuff like Mighty Warrior..or Big Tough Dudeā¦
My buddy tells me that what those Tats really mean is that this guy fornicates with animals..or
I am a foolā¦
Tricky businessā¦
Slan,
D.
Thatās exactly why Iād never get something in a language I donāt know.
I think mineās pretty darn niceā¦
So true. When I was getting my tattoo I overheard another tattoo artist talking to a client about a mistake sheād made on someone, though it was the clientās fault. The womanās sister had adopted a little boy from Korea, and the woman wanted a tattoo of the Korean character for āaunt.ā Well, after researching long and hard she brought a picture of the symbol to the tattoo artist and got inkedā¦and later found out that it was actually the symbol for āman.ā Oops.
Problem is that most people think they know the language well (in case of english). I think my english is okay, but I would never trust the tattoo-artist in this caseā¦
I heard of a guy who wanted a tat with chinese writing. So he went to the tattoo-shop and chose some symbols from a list and got his tattoo. Some months after getting the tat, he met a chinese guy and asked him to explain what the tattoo means and the chinese guy said that maybe the sentence was taken from the menu of a chinese restauarant, because its meaning was āhot, cheap and spicyā
In my opinion, most people whot get tattoed donāt think about it before having it and so, many people have tattoos they dislike after a year or two and want to have them removed. Some years ago, tattoos were very popular, especially the āArschgeweihā (ass-antlers) which was a type of ātribal ornamentā tattoo that many women had on their lower back. Now, the Arschgeweih isnāt en vogue anymore and many of these women regret and want to have it removed.I think you must be sure that you want it beforeyou get your tattoo.