
Do you have tattoos you regret?
No Regrets: The Best, Worst, & Most Ridiculous Tattoos Ever:
12 Most Extremely Modified PeopleSource: oddee.com
Aside from superpowers they are real live mutants: Meet Rick the Zombie, Catman, The Illustrated Lady, The Leopard Man, the Lizard Man and all the rest of the 12 extremely tatooed and otherwise physically modifed people who are achieving Internet fame by completely transforming t …
Tattoos: The needle and the damage done Source: Independent.co.uk
Tattoos are big business. With celebrities dripping in them and their cool-value flying high, they're no longer the preserve of criminals and salty old sea dogs. But with permanent "body art" there comes a catch. A huge one, depending on the size of your tattoo.
Erasing Tattoos, Out of Regret or for a New Canvas Source: The New York Times
Just a year ago, Ms. Brannigan, 24, who holds up Case No. 24 as one of the models on the NBC game show "Deal or No Deal," had been full of hope when she and her fiancé had each other's names tattooed across their inner wrists.
Tattoo Zoning Issues To Be DecidedSource: tattoopress.com
The State of Oklahoma finally got into line with the rest of the country and stepped into the 21st century when it legalized tattooing. But, reminiscent of the suffrage days, tattoo artists had to be seen and not heard. Until Now!
Oz surge in patriotic body artSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
THE latest trend in tattooing is not the girlfriend's name or even beloved Mum.
Instead, young people are lining up for tattoos of the Southern Cross, the boxing kangaroo and the Australian flag.
Body art made its mark 300,000 years ago, scientists claimSource: Independent.co.uk
The use of coloured pigments in early forms of body art may have begun many tens of thousands of years earlier than previously thought, according to a study of artefacts found at an ancient archaeological site in Africa.