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You guys remember this lady, right? Well I just thought I’d give you a quick update: it appears that the Pattinson Count is now up to four. FOUR Robert Pattinsons on her back. Well, I’m assuming that the guy on the lower left, visible in the previous post, is RPattz, but maybe it’s Zach Morris.

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  1. fears are wishes says:

    It looks like a sharpie.

  2. tanak says:

    As a person with a tiny star trek tattoo I can’t judge…

    Oh. Wait. You’re almost 50 lady and you’re reading a book for 13 year olds? Harry Potter, fine–it’s actually well written even if I don’t love the series–but you ma’m have traveled a bridge too far.

    • Canaduck says:

      Agreed. At least it’s fairly well done, I guess.

    • kitty says:

      ZOINK – try again. Potter books are not well written especially for anyone over 13.

      • Mira says:

        Better than Twilight…

        Also, considering that I have books that I read as a little girl (6-7) that are used in schools for kids in the 13-16 range…obviously reading as a whole has become much less stressed in schools. Sigh…television and the internet are lowering everyone’s IQs!

        • Mateop says:

          You were probably just ahead as a child. Besides, nowadays, the stress in ELA classrooms is analysis and application, not forcefeeding students bigger vocabulary words. Truth is, the books that you read at that age are probably much more beneficial for teachers and students to use than the drivel that’s supposed to be suited for their age.

          • Mira says:

            Well, perhaps, but my point was more along the lines of books written with the ages of 6-7 on the cover are now re-published with ages 12-14 on the cover.

        • Narf! says:

          Completely true. My son is learning stuff at grade seven that I was taking in grade nine, and I remember my dad telling me when I was a teen when I was taking trig in grade 10 or 11 that he took it in first year university.

      • michf98 says:

        bite me.

      • Cleopatra says:

        I have to agree with that. I admit I read the Harry Potter series. But I got sick of counting how many times “Harry looked at Snape with loathing”. That sentence appears at least 12 times in each book. That, and Snape is always saying things “silkily”. Mmmkay.

      • Simon says:

        i’m with kitty. next time someone tells you the HP books are good for adults too, ask them what other books they’ve enjoyed. in most cases, the answer will be illuminating. jk rowling is the luckiest author alive.
        his dark materials by pullman is what i would call well written for kids or adults.

        • Chocolade says:

          I’m eighteen, and call myself an adult for the sake of a pointless discussion here.
          I think the Harry Potter-books are well-written, and as for other books I’ve read and enjoyed: His Dark Materials, the Outlander series, seven or eight books by Stephen King, Lord of the Rings, Perfume, two or three by Paolo Coelho, and a lot of others I can’t think of now.

          As for the luckiest author alive I would say Stephanie Meyer, also bringing us back on the subject of the damned tattoo: Why are grown women attracted to books with a plot so thin and a “romance” so idiotic it got on my nerves to the extreme when I read it a few years back and was in the target group of teenage girls?

    • Lisa Leigh says:

      The story is not just for 13 year olds…it just means it is age appropriate for 13 and up….r where ever they shelve this set in the library. I believe it is in young adult readers (age14-21). What it means is it is not appropriate for children under that age. I’m 31 …studied ancient classical literature and yet I still enjoy Dr. Seuss’ The Cat and the Hat just as much as Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey just on different levels =)

  3. kayleigh says:

    1 of them is Jacob.

    -_-

  4. Betina says:

    Eu realmente não acredito que alguém tatuou personagens do filme Crepúsculo nas costas…. uma coisa pra vida inteira…

  5. detrolling says:

    What a d-bomb?!?!

  6. Richard Persuant says:

    Maybe she’s in love with one of them little gay fellas and she needs to give him something to look at to keep him aroused when he’s smashing her back doors in.

  7. Tr says:

    She’ll never get it doggy-style again. I doubt there’d be a man who can stare at this and maintain an erection. Straight, bi or gay.

  8. AEH says:

    Atleast they’re well-done tattoos, and she can try to claim in 6 months that it’s her grandkids when she realizes what a shithead she is for getting that on her back

  9. easol says:

    Can you imagine being married to that? In wedding vows, they never mention anything about “for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, in Twilight or in sanity…”

  10. K_ras says:

    You can tell she’s crazy…by the picture of the cat hanging above the mirror.

    • Beaz says:

      Ooooh! I missed that. You are so right. I was already thinking she was dfinately not married but the cat picture just puts is over the top…

    • Nate says:

      And that wallpaper – WTF?

      • amanda says:

        The wallpaper is just like everything else British, they’ve only just discovered the 1980s over there and that’s the bleeding edge of style. Just like my other comment about awful haircuts.

        • fred says:

          Mmmm, generalise more please. It’s more like the 80′s are making a comeback around the western world. Hence the recent releases of the A-Team, Tron etc etc etc etc ET FUCKING CETERA!
          Style is entirely subjective, and you will find that different countries have different fashions. STOP TOUTING YOUR DELUDED VIEW THAT WHATEVER YOU’VE EXPERIENCED IS THE NORM AND EVERYONE ELSE SHOULD BE CRUCIFIED, FLAYED, BURNT, BROKEN AND REMADE INTO YOUR IMAGE OF NORMALITY.
          To keep this even vaguely relevant, Twilight sucks. So do you.

    • I looked up at the picture of the cat, and laughed so hard I spit out my food.

      I want that picture.

      and I second the “WTF” to that wallpaper – that’s the wallpaper every grandma had in 1987. As I remember, anyway.

      • kayson says:

        OMG, the framed cat is awesome. And the wallpaper… it’s definitely cooler than the tattoo. More retro anyways. And REMOVABLE.

        Gosh, this is awful on so many levels – except the execution of the tattoo perhaps.

    • carnifex says:

      oh f….
      well,now we know what picture will show up when you look up “twilight mom” in the dictionary.
      agree with easol,poor husband.

    • Orionsbelt3 says:

      Great eye! Twilight tats and a cat portrait = get a real hobby. You have also have to give her props for her “Risky Business” glass egg collection.

  11. DarkMandolina says:

    can’t we stay with the pugs?

  12. Melissa says:

    Oh for f*ck’s sake…………… A book and a movie moved you so much that you would commit to a giant backpiece? I love the Beatles and the Stones. I mean really love. I have a Beatles wallet. I used to have the the Stones’ tongue logo on my car’s rear glass. Yeah I even considered a tongue logo tattoo.(Too cliche, I decided) Lots of T-Shirts.
    And I don’t get it. I only read the first book(not the series) cuz it sucked. I didn’t even finish it. But whatever. To each thier own, I guess.
    finish it.

    • Czernobog says:

      I’ve been greatly affected by several works of fiction in the past, I can understand getting tattoos inspired by a work of fiction once you’ve been inspired by same (though it’s not really my bag.)

      But this is the cheesiest, most ham-fisted possible way to do it, and while I haven’t read the books or seen the movies, and never will – the subject of this tattoo is shitty. It might actually be the gold standard of crap.

    • Melissa says:

      *their*

      • Czernobog says:

        Psst, no matter what the internet tells you, that’s not a big deal. You’re not publishing that comment, it can have a typo or two.

        • kitty says:

          indeed, it’s not as if you wrote to each *there own :D

        • Pol Pot Plant says:

          STANDARDS! No compromise! The line of Civilization WILL be held!

          And I love the crazy cat picture (or is it a tapestry sampler? That would be more precious still) above the mirror, and the peculiar tchotchkes on the mantelpiece. If Robert Pattinson is ever stabbed to death on his doorstep, I make this photo ‘crazed stalker suspect #1′. Bet she’s got a life-size doll of him in the basement.

  13. Zoreta says:

    Is that thing on the right an Edward or Jacob? More importantly, why is it either one?!

    Even more importantly, since at least Edward is supposed to be underage (I don’t know what age werewolf boy is supposed to be), why is nobody calling her out on it? If it were a 50 year old man covered in ‘hot’ pictures of underage teenage girls, there would be a lawsuit on the way.

    • Penny says:

      As far as I remember from the twisnark I read, Edward is not supposed to be underage – he’s been a vampire for about a hundred years.
      No, it’s Bella who’s underage. And dating a 100+ year old guy. Unfortunate Implications ahoy!

    • michelle says:

      Jacob is a year or two younger than bella, like 15/16 years old.
      and even if I loved getting tattoos and wanted to be the most tattoo’d person on earth, I’d get a full body cat before a single twilight tat. ugh.

  14. Skye says:

    I think it’s really just how young the actors are and the characters are supposed to be that makes it so disturbing. Pattinson was 22 when Twilight was made, and the character is supposed to be like 100, but he is presented as a teenage boy. That kind of obsession with someone presented as 17 is a little disturbing in anyone over about 25.

  15. acid says:

    looks like the same lady
    and i like the work, it’s well done.

  16. Gah! says:

    this makes me very sad.

  17. She says:

    And it’s STILL not finished. See the flowers outlined to the right? It wouldn’t surprise me if she’d let another Bella head pop out from behind them or something.

  18. me says:

    whats wrong with the world?

  19. Skelepunk says:

    Um..the artist did a lovely job. That’s all I can say.

  20. Sarah says:

    Save some room, there are two more movies coming out!

  21. IddyBiddy says:

    She… she is so proud of it. Why…WHY!!!

  22. Mira says:

    Anyone notice the hair?

    • Anna Rexia says:

      The outdated, pseudo-Kate Gosselin/stuck in the 80s ‘do? Yeah. I did.

      • amanda says:

        Ever been to the UK? Like, not London, but the smaller cities? Ugly haircuts are a competitive sport over there, and outdated, confused disasters are the cutting edge of British fashion right about now.

        Heaven help us when the Brits finally discover the Mullet.

        • Anna Rexia says:

          At least a trip there would be entertaining. When I relocated to the midwest in ’95, on our first trip to the grocery, I had to ask my roommate how I was supposed to tell the obvious lesbians from the straight women. They all looked like butches there. By the time I recalibrated my gaydar, I had to move back to Texas to care for my mother.

  23. Bemmakat says:

    This is by far THE WORST tattoo I’ve ever come across. It kind of makes me throw up in my mouth a little.

    • sprained says:

      Ummm… Have you looked around this site a bit….. At least it would be a nice moody woodland landscape, if it was not Twilight obsessed….

      Not a flying genital in sight…

  24. Owl says:

    So what happens when the next poorly-written paranormal teen romance drivel is cranked out in a few years? Is she going to have to get the faces altered to match the new crop of pasty heartthrobs?

  25. Shann says:

    NO! NO! Stop it! You are too old for this.

  26. betty humpter says:

    I’d hit it.

  27. Hmmmm says:

    Well, we were told we’d be back to pics of flying penises. I think this counts.

  28. GT says:

    The tattoo itself is beautifully done though, I think the tattoo artist has done a fantastic job with the pine trees, and incorporating all the elements together despite having to work with such dreadful subject matter.

    The endless repetition of the characters is disturbing. And she’s not pulling off a montage effect – she’s ended up with a composition that looks like a bunch of clones standing together in a group..

  29. cari says:

    She’s sure gone to a lot of work to distract from her muffin top.

  30. Jam says:

    I am going to have to see one of the movies. We keep having Twilight tattoos and while the movies and book sound like they suck, I can’t seem to summon up the energy to say much about the tattoos without first hand knowledge. I did laugh at this though:

    • Pol Pot Plant says:

      Mind you, SK hasn’t written a good book in many, many years. But at least he did once, unlike that Mormon crank.

      • Jam says:

        I don’t like everything that King has written for sure, but I am about half way through “Duma Key” and it seems to have a good dose of the old magic.

    • Anna Rexia says:

      Is that for real? “Amazing booooook.”

      • Jam says:

        I think that Stephen King made some real comments about the writing in the Twlight books. It apparently started a feud between some of their respective fans. I just stumbled on this, I’m not sure if the “Amazing boooK” part is distorted real audio from one of them or just the guys doing it having fun.

  31. Denice says:

    You are a sad pathetic person and I pity you.

  32. caza says:

    This woman is going to be full of regret one day. TWILIGHT IS PATHETIC.

  33. Headtail says:

    What is with the dismembered hand sticking out on the lower right side?

  34. Maggotman says:

    Why not just tattoo “I’m a homo” on your back

  35. Zero says:

    Is that Benecio Del Toro in the middle?

  36. Steffy says:

    This was on BME as well. Apparently she got the tattoos done because Twilight motivated her to loose heaps of weight so she could get Edward Cullen tattooed on her stomach.. Hmm

    No. It’s not well done. The likenesses are awful. That doesn’t look like Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner looks friggen constipated.

    (insert huge rant about why movie character tattoos are a bad idea here) End rant.

  37. Dave says:

    This made the national newspapers in the UK along the lines of: “49-year-old gets first tattoo, and what a tattoo!” The lady in question indeed worships Twilight and is currently saving up her money to have the epic artwork continued frontside. So, Anna Rexia was quite right, this is not the end…

  38. fudgie says:

    She has now made 100 percent sure no male will ever do her doggie.

  39. Dave says:

    I’m bored with Twilight tattoos. Where are all the ‘Saved By The Bell’ backpieces?

  40. Dave says:

    Ah, the moderator suggests that this might be just such a hybrid, I was thinking of an alternative Zack. If so, well done to the women for her vision!

  41. Graham says:

    It is truly terrible subject matter. And an awful idea for a tattoo. But it is actually quite skilled work. I wonder how the poor artist feels giving his all to make something so terrible look good

  42. Joe Mama says:

    The bad thing is that the Twilight craze is fading fast, and eventually will disappear from memory along with MC Hammer, Vanilla Ice, Backstreet Boys, Titanic, etc. And the sad thing is that in about 15-20 years someone will find it necessary to remake the Twilight movies using new actors.

  43. Critical says:

    This is another of those tattoos which are actually well drawn, but you have to wonder why anyone would choose to do this when they can get a poster for their bedroom instead.

  44. Relyks1988 says:

    FOUR! Four sparkly [s] vampires [/s] faeries ah ha ha

  45. surrealfarm says:

    I am proud to say that i have never watched anything pertaining to Twilight, nor have I read anything other than posts on FailBlog. From reading all this, I’d say it is a very good thing. Something the majority of the planet’s population wishes it could claim.

  46. Kiki says:

    It’s exceedingly well-done, but…
    WHY TWILIGHT?

  47. Again, while the subject of her tattoo is something I would never put on my body and while yes I did read the books I put them away when done and never looked back.
    At least the tattoo is high quality and the desire for the tattoo encouraged her to loose 70lbs. So if this is the motivation she needed in her life to loose weight and get healthy (physically at least) then go her.

  48. Rose says:

    BAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! She looks like my mother-in-law in the face. oh god….

  49. Emily says:

    um i only see 3 edwards. the one next to bella is jacob.
    ….fail

  50. Emily says:

    i just think its funny that this is a fail site..pointing out peoples fails..and THEY made the fail. haha..makes me laugh

  51. Lori says:

    At least the tattoo is better quality than the books.

  52. Jantjuh says:

    As much as I don’t like the twilight series…the tattoo is actually pretty impressive!

  53. Crystallia says:

    *headdesks*

  54. kayleigh says:

    why dear God why…

  55. jprz16 says:

    @EMILY click the ‘this lady’ link under the photo, you’ll see the other edward on the leftside. maybe you’re the FAIL?

  56. jprz16 says:

    for her sake, i hope this will not be a BIG regret later on. doubt it tho.

  57. Emily says:

    i didnt know if i clicked on that it would show another pic..MYBAD!
    IM not a fail though..it was a simple mistake..i FAILED at not knowing there was another pic before i commented. and im not the only one on here who said 3 edwards. so im not the only one who didnt know about the link.

  58. Lagomorph says:

    EW!

  59. xoxhey says:

    hmmmm.. i didnt know thees people of the twilight saga ppl would love it some much to the point to tattoo it all over their body.. same thing the guy who had the justin bieber tattoo on his leg :/

  60. bAUYO says:

    i can t believe that crap !!!! no brain people

  61. apez says:

    i think its just 3 r.pats and one taylor…the guy in the middle with bella is jacob not edward…just saying

  62. JJ says:

    I hate that I know this, but there are only three RPats on her back, the one in the middle is Jacob, not Edward.

  63. Emily says:

    LOOK AT THE LINK UNDER HER PIC AND IT WILL SHOW ANOTHER ANGLE OF HER BACK AND THERE IS ANOTHER EDWARD. YES AT FIRST I SAID THERE WAS ONLY 3 BUT THEN I LOOKED AT THAT LINK AND SAW THERE WAS ANOTEHR ONE.

  64. Lisa Leigh says:

    Well I primarily enjoy reading from classic writers (ie Homer, Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde, Hawthorne, Paul the Apostle, Isaac Newton…etc ) but money doesn’t lie. How well the book has been written doesn’t matter. The story is what matters. Stephenie Meyer is what one would call a talented bard. You can argue as much as you want but the popularity says otherwise. People enjoy the story. I can’t say a cross word for her or J.K. Rowling. The number of people that began reading…that discovered they actually enjoy reading has went up tremendously after the Harry Potter books were published. It took me almost 10 years to finally sit down and read them but I was greatly impressed and could easily see the draw. Other young reader authors that have impressed me are Eoin Colfer, Christopher Paolini, Rick Riordan, and CS Lewis. No one says much about CS Lewis’s children’s books and how poorly they are written, but try reading and comparing them to the newer young authors and you might be surprised. But like I said it’s the stories that engross us. If we spend all our time on grammar then no book would be worth reading. Now that would be a sad day. Much worse then this lady’s poor back. Oh and as for her tattoo…I don’t really think Bella looks quite right in the mug shot. She almost favors Rosalie! But it’s her back and her choice I don’t care and it’s not for me to judge anyway.

  65. ip says:

    if u look in the mirror u can see her nipple

  66. Emily says:

    im pretty sure thats her elbow dumbass..

  67. Syn says:

    K. The one in the middle is actually Jacob…Not Edward =]

  68. Emily says:

    SERIOUSLY PEOPLE! I KNOW I WAS WRONG AND THOUGHT THERE WAS ONLY 3 BUT LOOK UNDER THE PIC AND CLICK ON THE LINK THAT SAYS “THIS LADY” AND ITLL SHOW THE BEGINING OF THE TATTOO AT A DIFFERENT ANGLE AND THERE IS ANOTHER EDWARD. THEREFORE THERE ARE FOUR!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  69. Dayu says:

    That tattoo is very well done… but I’m sure she will regret it soon.
    I don’t think she’ll like that twilight story forever? =/

  70. tinala says:

    Kudos to the tattoo artist. Kristen Stewart looks better in this tattoo than she does in the movies

  71. bam_bam says:

    i thought it was 2 edwards and 2 of the other guy?

  72. JayBee says:

    Good God! Her children (assuming she has any) must be sooo proud. Check out her reflection in the mirror. She looks so pleased with herself. The only person that should be pleased with this fiasco is the tattoo artist. I’ll bet he made an ass-load of money off this one.

  73. Talia says:

    That one by Bella towards the top, yeah, I think that’s supposed to be Jacob, the werewolf, not RPatz…. Is there a Robert I can’t see?


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