I always think of the Power of Language tag for posts about words with clever, even unexpected impact, a perfect example being the guy who submitted his corporate performance review as a haiku. In today's case, we're seeing even fewer words, but they eloquently communicate a powerful subtext. I imagine it's something like:
"The dictation of the soul requires no proofreading!"
Eyeball amusements courtesy of the HuffPo. Go marvel at them all!
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Love the tattoos. Wow, bet they regretted the permanence of it.
Well, that top one certainly is a "tradgedy." Whether it's beautiful or not, well, that's in the eye of the beholder.
Fun chuckle. Thanks.
Do you think they play it off now by saying "well that's how I spell it" or some other inane response?
I hope they got refunds!
They certainly are conversation pieces.
Thanks for sharing, Clare!
It may be just a tattoo, but it's true.
We are all awesome!
Ann- I'd like to think before tattoo do-over and laser removal were more commonplace, people were more careful, but I doubt it.
In the modern era, there's no excuse for not using dictionary.com
Laura- Her lip gloss is beautiful :@
David- I'm sure some of their personal strategies go that way. Ala, "What do you mean? ! My sainted mother's name was Tradgedy!"
Kathy- what's truly "tradgic" is that you usually have to approve the design in stencilled form on your skin before they start with the needle. There's a chance to proofread, for the artists and canvasses alike.
Cathi- Love the positivity! Way to take that missing E and turn it into WE!
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