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"Live Passionatley"

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  1. Nemephosis says:

    If you’re too dumb to spell, you should not:

    1) be getting tattoos
    2) be a tattoo artist

    • pixie says:

      This girl also doesn’t know the difference between “edition” and “addition” apparently, so I’m only going to give the tattoo artist 40% of the blame.

      • Sheldon says:

        Maybe it’s a newer picture of that tattoo so therefore it could be edition…so if the tattoo artist gets 40% I’m giving you the other 60%

        • Tat man says:

          On a lighter note..the only tat I have seen that made me think HUH! was on the forehead ova guy in Cornwall uk, it was 666, and large..

      • mairacrach says:

        the tattoo artist is never to blame in this situation. they are paid to do tattoos, not be your f**king english teacher. it’s not like they put on a stencil without letting you check it before it’s permanently on your body.

        • lulu says:

          Here’s how it goes at the place where I always get my tattoos – if someone wants a tattoo with words, they ask them several times “you’re sure this is how it’s spelled?” If they know it’s spelled wrong, they’ll make sure to ask other people, and also go “well let’s get out the dictionary, just in case”. There are people who STILL swear up and down that it’s spelled correctly. So they do it anyhow. I guess they figure that if the person is that stupid, they deserve it. Last time I was in there getting one of mine touched up, some girl was trying to spell “intelligence” wrong (oh, the irony), and she flipped out when they kept asking about the spelling, saying they were trying to insult her. Serves her right, I guess.

    • Skyman724 says:

      3. Have a job
      4. Speak
      5. Be allowed to live past 20

  2. Pink floyd says:

    drunk blond…

  3. Captain says:

    Word tattoos suck even when they’re spelled correctly.

  4. God says:

    whats the point of tattoos anyway?

    • sigh says:

      I don’t know you’re god, tell us!

    • style says:

      they mean something important (for most people) to you
      and you want to have something that will remind you to it always
      and even if it is ugly or is not a popular tatoo
      it represents something important to you
      just like a t-bear from when you were a kid or a toy or something like that

      • Skyman724 says:

        Tattoos are stupid. My dad, who spent most of his days around tatted-up people because he was a pro skateboarder (and obviously, a lot of skaters are obsessed with tattoos), told me something that best summarizes why tattoos are stupid: “There is nothing that I would want on my body now that I liked 20 years ago.” Simply put, it’s permanent, and you won’t like it for long.

        • style says:

          so if u r already 20 he doesnt like u?

        • Here now says:

          That’s your opinion. I have a tattoo. I had wanted one for 10 years. I knew what I wanted it to mean but never found the perfect one for me until I was in church a few years ago. I got it a few months later and still love it. I will always love it because it means something to me. Chances are I’ll never get another one because because another one will never mean as much to me as the one I have. If you don’t like them and think they’re stupid then don’t get one. But to people with tattoos your opinion doesn’t matter.

          • God says:

            thats what you think now, lets see that tattoo on your old skin its going to be very stupid,some people take it too extreme, i can’t imagine a big skull on someones back when his like 70-80 years old

            • Nahhh says:

              Y’know, my brother said the EXACT same thing to me when I got my first tattoo. I was 40. He said, “That’s gonna look like crap when you’re 80, ha ha ha!”

              He’s dead, now.

              • ReemZ says:

                Sorry for your loss, but er…what’s your point?

                • RainbowCubes87 says:

                  What about your kids name? Or a good friend who died? Or your grandparents and parents names, for example Mum, Dad, Nan, Grandad? My mum has all 5 kids names on her and my grandad had his bestfriend’s name tattooed on him, his friend died when they were young.

                • D.M. says:

                  Yeah, I don’t understand the relevance of bringing up the fact that he’s dead, either.

            • lukoiwhim says:

              I agree that too many people make stupid decisions with tatts, but not all will be regrets. I have a small tatt symbolizing my best friend who passed away. I know I will never regret having a reminder of him on me, but that is just my opinion. I have had it for 2 years now, and it is still comforting.

              • Wow says:

                How important is a person to you that you need a reminder of him?
                The people that are important to me I don’t forget even without a reminder…because they are somewhat important to me ^^

                • Here now says:

                  What difference does it make to you? The point (s)he’s trying to make is that their decision to get a tattoo wasn’t a rash decision so they won’t ever regret getting it……unlike lots of other people. Does it matter if it was in memory of someone?

                • ReemZ says:

                  Maybe not so much as a reminder, but more a (symbolic) way of having his mate there with him?
                  And, what “Here now” says.

            • Here now says:

              I repeat…..THAT’S YOUR OPINION. What’s stupid to you isn’t stupid to others. I may think it’s even more beautiful on my “old skin.”

            • benni says:

              Yeah, but NOTHING about you looks good when you’re that old, so who cares if your tats don’t either? That’s the dumbest reason I hear for why not to get a tattoo. All the more reason to get one and enjoy them while you’re young. Really the best and only reason you need not get one is that you simply don’t want it. There’s no need to act like the choice makes you superior either way.

            • Marshall says:

              If you’re going to say you’re God, please please PLEASE at least attempt to write correctly. Because, according at least to most of the religions I’ve experienced, the common theme is that God is perfect and all-knowing, and highly unlikely to make a single grammatical error, much less 10 or so.

    • Raptorkam says:

      defiling your creation just for fun

  5. Skyman724 says:

    The title of this should have been “You meant ‘Live Stupidley’, right?”

    • Dy says:

      It is more important to “Live Passionatley”, than to live smartley. ;) You can’t just fix this one with white out and a Sharpie, can you?

  6. Jesster says:

    I think everyone is forgetting that at the time of paying for the tattoo, she didn’t have enough money for the ‘e’ so she said she would come back for it later, however, the space that would have been left would have looked like crap. After sobering up she forgot the plan entirely and that is what has given this Face Fail.

  7. andria says:

    Is this tattoo on her hip? looks like a hip bone sticking out and a sunken stomach.

  8. Jon says:

    Reminds me of all the idiots with a japanese tattoo eventually finding out it doesn’t say “Eternity” but “Miso Soup”

  9. blah says:

    This really does make me wonder about the tattoo artist just as much as the person who wanted the tattoo, though.

    If the girl is the one who spelled it, why was it not pointed out to her? If I were the artist, I would make sure that it was a mistake or if it was meant to be spelled wrong.

    If the girl just told the person what to do, then what is a tattoo artist doing without the ability to spell? That could cost them their job, if not the company…

    • Here now says:

      I wonder the same thing every time I see a tattoo on this site that’s misspelled. I would think one would look the word up beforehand just to be positive it’s spelled correctly before having it permanently etched into their skin.

    • Jon says:

      And you think that unlike the girl in the picture, every tattoo artist is able to spell a 12 letter word correctly? Or enough to point out such a mistake?
      There are people who can’t spell in every possible job out there. From school teachers to rocket scientists and everything in between.

      Also, someone making such a tattoo… “Live Passionately”. Sounds like something a highly twilight-enhanced dance-bar-bathroom-1-night-stand kind of girl. Its not like she needs to be able to spell to pass her orals…

    • Jen says:

      you know.. i sort of wonder if maybe she has a kid, or sister or something who’s name is “Passionatly” or however she mispelt it. Maybe? Or is that too much credit?

  10. Remi says:

    Passionatley – Ashley, see they both have the same last 3 letters, that’s one way you might look at it ;)

    However, still very sloppy and I think any really good tattoo artist would make sure their work is top quality…

    • Anna Rexia says:

      The key words you just nailed were “really good tattoo artist.” Obviously, this girl did not patronise one of them. You don’t just walk into the nearest shop with a tattoo sign in the window, nor do you shop around for the cheapest price either. People shop around more for a new cell phone or TV than than they do for a tattoo, yet the tattoo is the one purchase they’ll have for life. Go fig.

      • andria says:

        You’re right on that. Tattoos are one of those purchases that are often impulsive but also highly referral based. You look at a friend’s tattoo and ask where they got it, and if you like it, you’re +1 more likely to go to that particular place.

        Unlike cell phones, people really only require +1 to get a tattoo and then they’re there and doing it. Cell phones require features you want and need, features you DONT want, size, price, service providers. Much more to compare and contemplate.

        Not saying that’s what I did, but I think that’s where a lot of the mindset is right now. Plus, you don’t even necessarily have to see your tattoos everyday. I don’t.

      • Remi says:

        I agree with you and “Blah”, maybe the tattoo artist didn’t want to question their customers for some reason but they should definetely do so in order to prevent things like this.

        Besides that, I get the feeling that a lot of people get a tattoo just for the sake of having one and might not take looking for a good tattoo parlor as serious as they should.

  11. readyfreddie says:

    this is the new chi-tonw!

  12. Wilson says:

    She should change her name to Natly. Problem solved.

  13. Miss Ing says:

    That’s it. I’m off to the laboratory to invent a tattooing needle with a built-in spell checker.

  14. R says:

    What f**king body part is that?

  15. sparks says:

    She should get a red squiggly line tattooed underneath it like when you have a typo on a computer.

  16. Kipicus says:

    I don’t think that friend that called her a Dumb Ass was J/K at all. xD

  17. andria says:

    I don’t think it’s necessary to be able to spell to tattoo. Artistic ability and talent are necessary.

    Spelling is something the customer should have already figured out. A lot of people plan out their tattoos and there’s no reason why they shouldn’t have seen their mistake.

    When I got mine, I had to sign a release that the tattooist put the stencil on me and let me see and I agreed to it. In most reputable shops, I’m sure if someone noticed they would be say something. Not every place is reputable, but you still agreed to it. boo hoo for you.

    • Draper says:

      Agreed. Honestly, if I was the artist who tattooed this girl, I don’t think I would have said anything if I DID notice the mistake. If she’s stupid enough to ask for it without making sure it’s right, then she deserves to get it that way. She approved the spelling when she asked for it, then when the stencil was put on AND while it was actually being tattooed onto her …. she got what she asked for.

      Plus I know a lot of tattoo artists personally, and some of them are definitely not the sharpest tools in the shed. I’d no doubt consider this ANOTHER idiotic thing on her part to rely on anyone else but herself for spelling accuracy. She obviously went in with the wrong spelling and when no one corrected her, came to the conclusion that “it must be right”.

  18. Decky says:

    well she has another tatoo like on her leg or something so she might have gone to that particular tatoo shop before and thats why she wasent super visulant.

  19. ali says:

    also, her caption is: “newest edition”
    doesnt she mean: “newest ADDITION!?”
    what a dumbass

  20. Steve Jobs says:

    Think Differentley

  21. Thomas Greywolf says:

    The human animal is the only animal to have lost the instint to know when it’s offspring are f**ked up at birth. Then of course the animal sensing it’s offspring will be a hinderence as opposed to a benefit to the pack, society, family or species and the kill the offspring. Oh if only homosapiens would regain that instinct.

  22. Thomas Greywolf says:

    The human animal is the only animal to have lost the instinct to know when its offspring are f**ked up at birth. Then of course the animal sensing its offspring will be a hindrance as opposed to a benefit to the pack, society, family or species and they kill the offspring. Oh if only homo-sapiens would regain that instinct.

  23. cris says:

    Oh, it doesn’t matter how you spell it as long as you use Verdana, Italic 11 pt.

  24. funfungiguy says:

    Don’t worry lady, it’s just a fakkin tramp-stamp! Nobody is gonna read it anyway.

    • Here now says:

      Actually, a tramp stamp is located on your lower back. That’s her hip. Get a clue before commenting.

      • funfungiguy says:

        Dammit! I was sure that was a tramp-stamp! Now that I look harder, I admit that is only a tramp-stamp if she’s got a short ass crack, and she’s pregnant. I stand corrected, thanks.

        But… if you look at the picture and pretend it’s a tramp stamp on a chick with an short ass crack and she’s preggo, does that make the picture more interesting?

  25. Beth says:

    Am I the only one who noticed the double-fail? It should be newest addition… not edition, which implies there was a previous edition of the tattoo…

  26. Melissa says:

    this is probably not cool, but she also spelled ‘addition’ wrong.

  27. Thomas Greywolf says:

    The human animal is the only animal to have lost the instinct to know when its offspring are messed up at birth. Then of course the animal sensing its offspring will be a hindrance as opposed to a benefit to the pack, society, family or species and they kill the offspring. Oh if only homo-sapiens would regain that instinct.

  28. Jen says:

    I am a little sad that it appears no one has made a comment about how kind of trashy it is to get that as a trampstamp.


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