Ankle tattoos? Cute.
Tattoos between your shoulder blades? Usually badass. Neck tattoos? A little West-Coast-rapper-circa-1998 but still, on the right track. As long as you’re not looking to put a tattoo butterfly with your high school boyfriend’s name in the small of your back so it sticks up over the top of your G-string when it sticks out of your low rise jeans (that you probably wear with Ugg boots), I pretty much support your decision to get a tattoo.
But a face tattoo? You’re gonna regret that.
And shockingly, this guy regrets it.
Eric Hartsburg, the die hard Mitt Romney supporter who had the Romey/Ryan logo tattooed on his face, has decided it’s time for a clean slate. Literally…Hartsburg, a 30-year-old resident of Indiana, put his face up for “sale” on eBay in October of this year and was paid $5,000 to get a five by two inch tattoo of the Romney/Ryan campaign’s “R” logo on his forehead.
Far from the life commitment he purported to have made, Hartsburg decided to keep the tattoo for a mere two months.
So, what prompted the change? Hartsburg now tells POLITICO that after he heard Romney’s post-election comments, especially the claim that President Barack Obama won re-election because he gave “gifts” to various constituencies, he felt Romney was acting like a “sore loser.” Hartsburg found it “shameful” and said, “There’s no dignity in blaming somebody else for buying votes and paying off people. I can’t get behind that or stay behind that.”
This guy does not seem like a poster child for good decisions. I mean, he has a mushroom haircut. And why does someone need three lip piercings? One I can see. It has edge. Three makes it look like you really wanted a serious-looking soul patch but when you tried to grow it out, it looked like pubic hair so you just shoved a couple of studs through your lower lip instead.
Thankfully, someone has offered to take the tat off for free. Unfortunately, that’s really painful. But really.



Gone are the days when people use to get themselves inked to follow to be a part of the mainstream fashion; now people wear tattoos that reflect their passion and inner attitudes. TV shows such as Miami Ink have changed the way people used to look at tattoos. With the top celebrities flashing their ink in public, tattoos have become a rage across people of all ages. No wonder then why the demand for tattoo designs and tattoo pictures has skyrocketed in the past few years. Especially, tattoos designs such as Tribal tattoos, cross tattoos and Star tattoos are becoming more and more sought-after across the tattoo design industry.^
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