When Meme Tattoos Meet Video Game Tattoos

ByPaul Posted on

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I don’t  know why, but seeing people with tattoos based on some passing fad stresses me out. I’m not secure enough to pick ONE item to tattoo on my body permanently, even if I know it means something to me. The idea that people are tattooing video game characters or memes or both on themselves makes me uncomfortable. It’s forever guys! Forever!

Anyway, that doesn’t mean this isn’t adorable and that people aren’t allowed to take themselves less seriously than me. It does seem weird to me to get an “arrow in the knee” joke like, now, well after the joke has passed. At least in the heat of the moment it’s relevant.

ANYWAY IT’S SUPER CUTE AND I’LL STOP JUDGING NOW.

[via FYeahTattoos]

I think I'm a part of the first generation of journalists to skip print media entirely, and I've learned a lot these last few years at Forbes. My work has appeared on TVOvermind, IGN, and most importantly, a segment on The Colbert Report at one point.

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5 Comments

  3. Taking an arrow to the knee” is Nordic meaning “getting married. So the guards in skyrim got married. Didn’t take an actual arrow to the knee.

  4. Naw, I’m with you Paul. It’s a cute tattoo and would make a great desktop for your computer. Not such a smart thing to get permanently inked to your body.

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