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“Um, I’ll pass.” — Christopher

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  1. kitty says:

    jiminy – that must have been hard to tattoo

    • SSs says:

      That would be the gut of a ‘Tara’ble bi*&%h who lives in Everly, IA, has a son named Christopher, pretends she is someone who she is not and she screwed my husband (now my ex). Not bitter, just want others to be warned. Sort of a ‘Trojahn’ warning. Yeah, she is screwing him, too, but he is still married. Worst firefighter, damn twins (boobs) get in the way.

  2. MLT says:

    The tattoo itself is reasonably well done. The piece of skin it’s on has seen better days…

  3. BiG FinK says:

    Man, that’s a LOT of loose skin and stretch marks to tattoo over! I’m sure her skin won’t look as bad after that’s healed, as sensitive skin tends to puff-up when tattooed, making stretch marks all that much more noticeable, but still, that’s a body that screams, “don’t tattoo me here!!!”

    • late night crawler says:

      You know what my hubby said after I had my first baby?

      “You look like a burn victim!”

      He’s now my ex-hubby and the reason I’d never even consider a tummy tattoo. ‘Nuff said.

  4. Rauss says:

    My eyes! The googles do nothing!

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  6. Rillion says:

    Umm, I’m thinking this tattoo is anything but recent.

  7. Sharlee says:

    Those stretch marks scream post-pregnancy. Like post three pregnancies. I wonder if they were even Christopher’s kids..

  8. Captain Awesome says:

    Does she have “Pooh” over her chocolate starfish?

  9. Hap says:

    Looks like she’s hoping to give Chris a rash.

    Any ideas what that is at the end of the R?

  10. linda says:

    Looks like a tummy tuck!

  11. Isis says:

    She looks like a plucked chicken. Yuck. I’m making chicken for dinner, but I think I’ve just lost my appetite.

    That is a tube of lipstick on the right. A blood red lipstick tattoo right above your crotch just brings up really gross associations in my head. I suppose we should be grateful that it’s a tube of lipstick and not a bloody tampon.

    • Me says:

      omg, I thought she looked like last years turkey before I stuck it in the oven.

      I am all for the thought that all women are beautiful in their own way (as in don’t judge a girl on her looks), but when you’re flaunting stupid tattoos over plucked chicken skin and your faded lacy drawers, you are asking for it really.

  12. Ladyrocker says:

    OMG The poor tattoo artist is probably BLIND now!
    This woman is so old she’s probably senile, & has NO no recollection of getting a tattoo, let alone whoever Christopher is! Thanks Ugliest Tattoos, you never cease to amaze & entertain me with your talent for discovering & posting horrible tatts!

    • Sharlee says:

      That isn’t baggy, wrinkled skin. Its deflated, cottage-cheese, stretch-marked skin. I doubt she’s really all that old.

    • Anna Rexia says:

      I agree with Sharlee. How old are you? I’m guessing under 23 and have never been to a gym locker room and seen women over 35 who have had multiple children and/or lost a lot of weight. I wouldn’t get a tattoo there, and even if I did, I certainly wouldn’t with stretch marks like that. One of my tattoos has a part that went over a scar and it hurt like a mofo, so I can’t even imagine what this woman went through getting this tattoo.

      Keep all that in mind when you get your first stretch mark if you haven’t already. You may have one or two and just haven’t noticed. Rapid changes in weight can do it. When you do, make note of what your age is at that time and think back to what you wrote here. Time isn’t on your side, sweetheart.

      • oh dear says:

        Totally agree, Anna. I actually think the lighting of this pic makes the stretch marks look particularly vivid.

        Just so all you kids know, the majority of women get stretch marks during pregnancy, paticularly these days now that so many women are overweight or have extra belly fat. Though it has some to do with weight, hormonal changes are also a cause. They also occur during puberty and often in transexuals with hormone supplements.

        Not commenting on the tattoo.

      • chantastic says:

        Anna Rexia, you are my new pet peeve. You have literally just contradicted yourself.
        See also:

        Anna Rexia says:
        February 5, 2011 at 5:37 pm
        Carnie days? I thought it was for her first love, Mr Columbus.

        You really probably should find other ways to build up your self esteem.

        • Anna Rexia says:

          In what way did I contradict myself? It’s called being facetious. Your misuse of the word “literally” makes me wonder if you understand the word “facetious.”

          It looks like I struck a personal nerve with you. My self esteem is fine. I’ve seen “Ladyrocker” make similar remarks before, as if anyone over 30 is old and decrepit. It’s ignorance. Young children will make the same remarks about people over 20. It also is ignorance, but they have an excuse. As you get older, it becomes less excusable.

          I can be your best friend or your worst enemy. You make that choice. I speak my mind. If I don’t like something someone says, I say so. If you don’t like it, tough shit. If you have a personal problem with me, that’s your issue.

          • chantastic says:

            You contradicted yourself by implying the person is old enough to have known Christopher Columbus, and then turning right back around and saying in a different post that this person probably isn’t very old at all.
            I believe the word you were looking for is fickle. You were being fickle.
            I am actually very familiar with the word facetious. My mother uses it ALL the time. However, us young ingnorant children tend to prefer terms like “sarcastic” or “smartass”.
            In what way did I misuse the word “literally”. I’m starting to think you might not have a very firm grasp on the meaning of words and how some words can be used in a plethora of different ways.

            Finally…. to be clear… it’s permissable for you to speak your mind when you disagree with some one, but if some one disagrees with you, they’re just shit out of luck? That, my dear, sounds a bit like some ignorant narcissistic logic.

            • Anna Rexia says:

              What part of facetious did you miss? Here ya go, clueless:

              fa·ce·tious  /fəˈsiʃəs/ [fuh-see-shuhs] –adjective
              1. not meant to be taken seriously or literally: a facetious remark.
              2. amusing; humorous.
              3. lacking serious intent; concerned with something nonessential, amusing, or frivolous: a facetious person.

              Got it this time?

              You misused the word “literally” in saying I literally contradicted myself. Is there a way to figuratively contradict one’s self?

              Finally, my being sure of myself doesn’t equate to being narcissistic. What you said, my dear, demonstrates a feeble attempt to be condescending, like your mommy is toward you “ALL the time.” Don’t try to project your issues on me. Discuss them with your therapist.

              • chantastic says:

                Your being pretention, condescending, and a “know it all” make you narcissistic.

                I have a wonderful relationship with my mother, and I have no idea how any of this relates back to her…. and I’m equally unsure why “ALL the time” is in quotes…. are you using some one else’s words?

                • chantastic says:

                  oh wait… I can copy and paste too…. Hazaa!

                  nar·cis·sism   [nahr-suh-siz-em]
                  –noun
                  1. inordinate fascination with oneself; excessive self-love; vanity.
                  2. Psychoanalysis . erotic gratification derived from admiration of one’s own physical or mental attributes, being a normal condition at the infantile level of personality development.

            • Anna Rexia says:

              ps – I’m through with this. If you have a personal issue with me, take if up with me off this site. I’m easy to find. So is a good therapist.

      • Tammie says:

        Well said, Anna!!

  13. ObeyTheKiwi says:

    hahaha XD I’m going to show this to my bf his name is christopher

  14. jerkstore says:

    Would.

  15. espy says:

    Looks like some one tried to tattoo “Christopher” on a baggie of cottage cheese.

  16. RabidRat says:

    This disturbs me for many reasons. I shall name a few. That she thought it was a good idea in the first place. That my own husbands name is Christopher. That she thought it would look good after having kids. I could go on, but the worst is that my husbands name is the same. It creeps me out.

  17. nmf says:

    okay seriously….this is UT not laugh at the unfortunate fat/ugly person.

    • Canaduck says:

      You’re right, and that is one seriously ugly and tacky tattoo.

      • nmf says:

        Don’t get me wrong name tattoos are stupid, the lipstick is stupid, but i kind of like the font its easily readable(is that even a word?) and the red looks even. AND it’s in a spot most people don’t see(probably).

        • floatdub says:

          “Legible” is the preferred word in this instance. As in able to be read.

          “Readable” is more slang and is usually referred to when talking about a fun or easy to read book, as in “a very readable book.”

  18. Friday Jones says:

    Bless her heart.

  19. jaydee says:

    Those look like post-pregnancy stretch marks. Maybe she got the tattoo to cover the stretch marks? It looks like it hurts.

  20. Rvrstyxx says:

    Thanks for that failblog -_-

  21. seriously! says:

    Normally there’s a big argument whether the tattoo owner truly deserves body/skin criticism but I’m glad to see Jessica has found an example damaged enough for us all to gleefully jump together on the critical bandwagon.

    But I have three questions, why put the tattoo on such a damaged and likely sensitive area? Why get your first tattoo there at age 63? and why, for the love of God, would you take a picture of it??

    OK, OK, I have one more question – how many children do you have to have (or maybe multiples) to create that many stretch marks?

    • Anna Rexia says:

      I don’t think she’s old and I’m thinking the stretch marks are after losing a lot of weight. She also has some stretch marks on her upper thighs. She could have softened her skin some by applying a good quality lotion first, but I’m sure her primary aim was to show the tattoo. I was about to say “Still, people, think ahead,” but I don’t think she’s the type who thinks ahead; after all, she had another person’s name permanently inked on her body. Total violation of rule #1, yet people do it every day. Yeeshies.

    • Krista says:

      I had stretchmarks like that after my first kid, getting stretchmarks is genetic. Also, he was a big kid! Also also, I don’t think of myself as damaged.

  22. mandee says:

    Really, guys? So she’s got a few stretch marks. They’re not that bad, believe me. And it’s not your body to judge. Maybe she got the tat to make herself feel better about a part of her body that isn’t ideal. Whatever the reason, it’s a well done piece and it’s spelled right. I agree about not digging name tattoos though- I’ve seen too many people get a person’s name tattooed on themselves, only to break up shortly thereafter.

    • Silence says:

      That’s not a few stretch marks. That’s a lot of very large stretch marks. My sister has had three kids (2 of ‘em twins), and her stomach looks nothing like that.

      • mandee says:

        Every person’s body is different. *My* sister has 2 kids and she’s got a sh*t-ton more stretch marks than that. Hell, I’ve got more stretch marks than that, and I don’t have any children. You missed my point.

      • Tammie says:

        I think derpty derp may be correct, that appears to be someone who has gained & lost 100 or more pounds relatively quickly (such as someone who has had some form of weight loss surgery), rather than just pregnancy stretch marks.

  23. Melissa says:

    It should have put LOTS of lotion on it’s skin.
    Now it gets the hose again.

  24. AMBURGER says:

    Imagine trying to keep all that skin taunt to tattoo It… Do you think the artist resorted to duct tape?

  25. irene says:

    if i were christopher, i’d be honored that she put my name on her body. the key word is “her”. i don’t particularly like it but obviously the lady has no qualms about herself. good for her!

  26. RiotMom says:

    Stretch marks! Oh the horror! Because we all know she chose that stomach for herself. *eye roll*…
    You’d be surprised what just one pregnancy can do to the flattest and “prettiest” of stomachs, no matter how much you exercise/eat healthy/slather yourself in pricey lotion.

    • Skye says:

      Yeah mine looked worse after one nine pound baby. 14 years later, it looks a lot better but it will never look good. That’s life. Should have known I’d stretch mark bad, my hips looked like I’d been mauled by a tiger when I was a teenager and I was anorexic. My skin just doesn’t stretch well. If scarred skin held ink well, I’d definitely cover the lot with tattoos, but the reality is it’d have to be touched up every few years for the rest of my life or it’d look worse.

      Kid was worth it.

      For those of you that think it looks painful… the skin is really thin on stretch marks but there are no pain nerves, probably hurt less than tattooing over a younger woman’s stomach. At least this one isn’t going to stretch all funny. Other than the fact that I hate name tattoos, I think this looks pretty sharp.

  27. frequently puzzled says:

    Or she could have given birth to a very large baby. That is about what my stomach looked at after giving birth to an 11 pound baby. Not pretty, and I certainly wouldn’t chose to get a tattoo there, but I wouldn’t put anyone’s name on my body either.

    • IddyBiddy says:

      A friend of mine just gave birth a little while ago to a 14 lbs baby. 14 pounds!!!!! Can you imagine! I would hate to be her during labor :) but she now has a beautiful baby girl.

  28. six says:

    O.o um…..lets not.

  29. carnifex says:

    i have seen many a disturbing picture and i can deal with naked old people (to some extent)…but this just makes me want to puke. i think it’s mainly the combination of skin + those panties.

  30. h3llc4t says:

    I can’t tell you how many mornings I’ve woken up and thought “You know what I need today? Some dude’s name over my coochie in the form of a bastardized New York Dolls logo done in the Coca-Cola font” It’s nice to see that I’m not alone.

  31. Psychethos says:

    It looks a little bit like there is some kind of scarring going on under that tattoo, not just stretchmarks. Maybe she had another tattoo removed from there, then put this on top?

  32. WeirdOlivia says:

    Ummmmmmmm…….. was she trying to copy Kat Von D?????

  33. BBrells says:

    Okay,
    people it’s post pregnancy,
    and she has a c-section scar.
    Guess what? Some females bodies go through hell after having a baby and some bounce back, there’s no reason to go on about her body because she’s showing something she cares deeply for, and FYI It isn’t lipstick it’s a marker.
    marker over c-s with child’s name.

    • BBrells says:

      ^^^ and it’s only a short time post-baby her body muscles haven’t retracted yet, actually she looks a lot better than a lot of mothers I’ve seen pp.

      • AMBURGER says:

        Uhm. Also. Take a look at what you called a “marker”. If that was intended to be a marker… but looks identical to a tube of lipstick.. then it is an Ugly Tattoo.

    • Anna Rexia says:

      Hold on a sec. I gather you know her by what you’re saying and I want to be 100% sure I read something correctly. Christopher is her child’s name? If so, that opens up a big ol’ can of creepiness. Having your kid’s name put over your heart, on your arm, shoulder – the usual places – no problem, but just above your cooter? Oh HELL no! Can you imagine what other kids would do to your kid if they ever found out? You may as well start planning for a memorial tattoo now.

    • IddyBiddy says:

      Oh hell no. I refuse to believe that is her childs name. Above her hoohaw? Are you kidding me? I’m with Anna! I hope Christopher’s friends never ever find out because he will never hear the end of it. Plus she is taking a picture of her childs name in her lace panties?!?!?! No…no… no… refuse to believe!!!!

      • Krista says:

        Or it could be that she put it over her c-section scar, as a reminder of her child. Just throwing that out there.

  34. LittleBlackCat says:

    FFS People! How closed minded can you get!! Why people just ASSUME this woman is old because of her skin is beyond me! Shes quite obviously a woman whos carried a child, and guess what guys, thats what happens!!

    On another note i think the tattoo is awful and tacky.

    • chantastic says:

      I concur. I think there is not a single indicator of this persons age in the picture (except of course the person being old enough to get tattooed).

      I think the issue isnt the age, or even the tragic things that childbearing (or extreme weight gain/loss) does to the body, it’s just the POOR decision making to get something that DRAWS ATTENTION to ones flaws.
      Not to mean skin condition aside I think FUPA or even TUPA (that T standing for thin instead of fat) tattoos are just plain trashy.

  35. mae says:

    think that this is over a c-section and she wanted to both commemorate the pain of the c-section and to dedicate something to her child

  36. MadRat says:

    I never thought I’d see an argument in favor of obesity.

  37. Triggerhappy says:

    i wonder what christopher thought when he saw this…

  38. Steffy says:

    Y’know what though.. At her obvious age, she doesn’t give a flying fuck what people think of her tattoos.. Poor old Chris is the OONNNNLLLYYY one that’ll be seeing that one…

  39. Steffy says:

    Or maybe lucky Chris.. Who knows, she may be able to remove her teeth.

  40. Xerarch says:

    But it’s going to look like hell when she gets old and wrinkly…

    Bwa hahaha!

  41. BookElf says:

    Err…. “Captain Snugglepants”? Are you, like, ten?

  42. Sydney says:

    Its going to suck for her if that Christopher leaves her.

  43. Chris says:

    My name is Christopher. I will have nightmares tonight.

  44. Crumpet says:

    Is this the owner of the blue waffle?

  45. ChaoticEvilElfSorceress says:

    Is now selling magic eye bleach at 25p per shot.

  46. LadyBelle says:

    The Damage on the skin is because that is a c-section scar. Since the baby has already scared her for life, why not have his signature across it. I’ve had 3 cesareans and no matter how skinny you were before surgery, things will look bad in that spot after.

  47. Amy says:

    I think it was a troll. Pretty sure it was a troll. It smelled very bad, like a troll.

  48. Amy says:

    I feel kinda bad for the lady. I have recently gained another cup size too fast and now they have stretch marks. :( I do question the name of it, though.

  49. Hubcap_diamond_star says:

    Thi sshould say “catastrophe” Instead of Christopher. Just sayn..

  50. Shelley says:

    I saw this photo several days ago and thought the initiial “LOL-TITLE”
    harsh, but it’s nothing in comparison to the comments posted.
    You are all so perfect… really…??
    This woman has stretch marks.
    She chose to tattoo.
    Who POSTED the photo?
    I have a belly like this lady (thanks to 2 x 10.5lb babies) and if I wish to get a tattoo, so I will! I may take a photo. But I am SURE AS HELL not posting it on the Net!
    I say live your life, get tatts and piercings if you wish, adopt a ferret, go to college and tap a keg. Just keep it PRIVATE. DO NOT upload photos of yourself on the internet that you may wish your grandma to see – coz she will!

  51. sk!nnyb!tch says:

    Ugh, listening to how my body will inevitably look like hell has cemented my no-kids status. Thanks all.

  52. Ew! says:

    Okay… this tat was either done on an 85-year-old woman (judging my the skin) or on a person that’s just lost about 250 lbs.

    Either way… ICK!

  53. Hagerwife says:

    Ugh, having had 3 kids and a gross belly like that, I sure as hell would never get that tattoo – And my husband’s name is Christopher too!

  54. Nkosi says:

    this makes me wanna puke

  55. Maria says:

    I think she got the tattoo first, then had the baby. Babies will do that to you. One reason a woman should NEVER get a tattoo on her abdomen.

  56. Poeboy says:

    If you’re gonna label yr cooter, couldn’t you think of a better name than Christopher?

  57. EmEffinPrincess says:

    Hahahaha nice c section belly ya big ol mcfatty

  58. jp says:

    SHE’S ALL YOURS, CHRIS!

  59. sweetie says:

    at least this one has clean panties *shudder*

  60. robotmoth says:

    Thanks to DjDodo for posting that link early on… scared the living shit out of me! Had my volume up full too so my neighbours are probably wondering wtf is going on.

  61. OMG this made me laguh for like ten minutes. Not so much the tattoo but the comment under it “Um, I’ll pass” -Christopher. tears rolling down my face literally.

  62. And i’d definitely say she was trying to cover the stretchmarks- probably christophers fault.

  63. Shannon says:

    I feel sorry for this Christopher..

  64. Sara says:

    Haha my ex is named Christopher. Poor poor Christopher…i wonder if this was pre or post baby(ies)

  65. michelle says:

    how does NOBODY notice the bottle next to the name? Its her kid’s name she got tattooed there…not some guys…

  66. Savvy says:

    OMFG!!! AHHHHH my eyes!! I need some bleach for them STAT!!!! I can’t un-see this…..I’m pretty sure I’m scarred for life now. There should be some kind of warning on this site so when you’re scrolling you have a heads up if something is coming that will make you vomit up your dinner!!

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  68. Laura says:

    No.. No. I …own a par of undies just like those. I must burn them. I must……. I’m going to throw up…

  69. Tina says:

    what a bunch of pussies. stretch marks make you vomit? and you women that are talking smack….i hope you get your share. if you have a baby, you probably will.

    even body builders get stretch marks. y’all act like you’ve never seen them in real life and i’d be willing to bet you either have them or have seen them. shame on you. you are seriously even worse than the idiots that post on perezhilton.com

    • Danae?! says:

      As a chick who has minor (non-pregnancy-related) stretch marks, seriously, the lighting in this photo does make the stretch marks look terrible. Calm yo ragequit, girl.

  70. Amanda says:

    Had no stretch marks, had such smooth perfect skin… until my giant almost 10lb son decided to stretch my belly out :( Ended up being a c-section also.. Wasn’t over weight and no matter how much lotion I tried my skin just didn’t want to cooperate. Looks relatively like this now, makes me sad really but I look at my son and think it’s well worth it.

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