She claims she only wanted three stars; the tattoo artist says she asked for 56. She got 56.
Here's what the stupid girl looks like:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgrQDmQWJFQ6JhHWXjHTUld15MJNnzQor306j9o1Xsfu_JQAk0ezLF9VjNjkAd_RFsr9hNrHpj-is0scQPeE2UNGrHQr0wGs_H8kSCf81_fozGSEKd80-ZxQ1ofbI9HiIhG4Xb_/s400/fifty+six+tattoos+2.jpg)
And, just to be fair, here's a pic of the businessman in question:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg5rF-npXuJOtFCr1OE21hYSYfbrvKv1If235i_jU7pJNBpTBfEOMF4SEFqlVQIKW1qo7wRsBay-jaLFq2RDZmUVC2N5TgrL4fs_xfpLHFJ9Hd1H1UpgeNTXJQAlW2RTnMsHiqE/s400/tattoo+artist.jpg)
It apparently is a he said/she said case, so it's likely she'll receive little satisfaction; I'd point out, though, that were I a tattoo artist (all gods forbid), I'd have a disclaimer form that I'd make clients sign before applying a tattoo to the face:
I, (name), being of sound mind and not under the influence of drugs or alcohol, do request that Inky Dink Tattoo Parlor tattoo my face in the following manner: (description of work to be done, in client's handwriting).
(client signature)
(witness signature)
*cough* (losers) *cough*
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