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On her lower back she has this elaborate cross thing with arrow like points on the end of each bit, which when she wears a shirt (and lets face it, she is pretty bogan so the shirt never meets the pants) all you see from behind is a whopping great black arrow to her a**e crack.
To top it off she has gone and got 'love hurts' tattooed across her shoulder blades in f*****g huge letters (you can almost see this s**t from the moon) so on warm summer days when she is wearing a singlet top all you see from behind is "love hurts" and an arrow to her a**e.
She gets s****y when I point out that love does hurt if your aiming for that hole. Doesn't see the funny side at all.
Needless to say she is classy as f**k.
According to Singulart magazine, butterflies are the most popular tattoos in the United States, with 201k people searching for them on Google every month.
In second place with 165k monthly searches are rose tattoos, followed by flower designs and dragons (both 110k searches each). Next up in terms of popularity are snakes (90.5k searches), tribal designs (74k searches), and more ‘traditional’ ink designs.
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The least popular designs, at least in the US, are likely star signs, musical notes, Disney characters, and pet tattoos.
On the other side of the Atlantic, in the United Kingdom, butterfly and rose tattoos also rank in the top two spots.
Other popular designs are dragons, flowers, lions, snakes, and matching tattoos, all of which are equally desired by Brits, with 18.1k searches on Google each per month.
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In the UK, angel, bee, and dreamcatcher designs are also popular, while Roman numerals are very much lauded in specific cities like Birmingham, Bristol, and Glasgow.
Meanwhile, in Edinburgh, tree tattoos are the most wanted, while people living in Bristol are also big fans of stars.
What are some tattoo types and styles that you utterly loathe, dear Pandas? What ink designs get you all riled up when you see them? On the other hand, what tattoos are you genuinely huge fans of?
Do we have any veteran or amateur tattoo stylists here with us today? What do you personally think lies at the core of truly great designs? Let us know what you think in the comments.
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When I was an apprentice at a shop, we had a girl that came in who lost a bet at beer pong that had to get "don't call me in the morning ❤" tattooed on her a*s. Whatever. So the chick I was learning from draws it up and puts it on her. As she's tattooing the girl's butt, she asks her, "what if you meet a guy you like? He's not going to call you back!" And she said, "I just won't do him doggy style then." Lol. Ok.
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He told me recently a young woman was vehemently demanding that the artists tattoo "Daddy's Little Girl" on her mons pubis. All 4 artists in the shop refused and sent her away.
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No clue why.
