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Every Halloween I carve a jack-o’-lantern to put on the front porch, and every Halloween the squirrels come and shred it to bits.
I had no idea that jack-o’-lantern tattoos were susceptible to the same sort of danger.
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Why bother?
This is almost like a child’s drawing
I’d like to think it was a drawing done by a child that the parent decided to immortalize. Yeah. I’ll stick with that thought, and block out the rest…
Here ya go, kids – this is precisely why you don’t patronise tattoo shops that advertise $20 tattoos all day, every day. This is one for the rule book.
Makes me remember my grade school Halloween projects. I can almost smell the crayons and glue…
Y’all- is she sitting on a sofa that has a plastic cover? She must be at her grandma’s house.
Yeah, and she’s wearing jammies … and has a kid’s drawing tattoo.
*backs away slowly*
Looks like a temporary tattoo on a kid. Probably got it at school as a trick- or – treat gift.
I think it’s cute, not ugly.
i wonder how blind people use tattoo guns. do they make Brail stencels?