tattoos

Man, it's got to be profoundly frustrating to be a tattoo artist in a day and age rife with entitled individuals like the one we have here. For whatever puzzling reason the kid in question thinks that it's totally chill to go and steal a tattoo artist's design, ask them for an edit, and then they have the audacity to question the artist's frustrated response. At that point it seems like the entitlement has clouded the individual's head to such an extent, we're not even sure that the typical reality check would get anything done. 

Gotta love how this bride says she doesn't want to be "that bride" and then proceeds to be exactly that bride. Weddings seem to have that uncanny knack for bringing out people's inner toxic perfectionist. Sometimes people like this bride can get so caught up in trying to make sure everything fits their vision for the perfect day, that they end up being way more insensitive than they'd ever normally be. We've got to hope that's the case for this bride. Check out some more wedding drama with this bridezilla Karen who ended up looking like a pauper at her own wedding.

The guy basically forced himself into the building and demanded a tattoo, even when he was told it couldn't be done. And to top it all off, this male Karen honestly didn't believe that the owner of a tattoo place might have a tattoo on his head. For a Karen at odds with another business owner, here's a lying Karen getting decimated by an owner's response. For some tattoo tales, here are some stories of tattoo choices that had people asking questions.

Couple's tattoos always seem like a bad idea, but these creative duos found a way to make it work.

It's hard to tell if these people are joking. If they aren't, we have a very serious problem.

Roll up your sleeves and dip your mitts into some sweet hot dumpster fruit.

Check out Tim Shumate's Disney Princesses as beautiful pin-up tattoo girls:

Richard Batey is the artist behind this spontaneously hilarious tattoo creation. The newly tatted trucker in question, Kenny Ollerenshaw said that his tattoo is "the first of its kind in the world", and went on to say:

"I have a good mechanical understanding from working in the car industry When Kenny came in he was up for having this done as a chest piece. The result is just the start. There's a long way to go.

It has 1.1 million views and 2million likes on Facebook – and it isn't even finished yet. It's what I'd call an interactive tattoo and it's more of a shocker than anything else. It's got the ability to make an entire room of people smile and laugh and get them talking."

Sometimes it blows our minds to see how popular tattoos are. People are covering their bodies with near-indelible inks, not wondering if they'll change their mind, or if the tats will look good later in life. Even worse? That they pay decidedly untalented and unintelligent people to ink these permanent pieces on their bodies. These cringeworthy tattoos may serve as a cautionary tale for anyone who was thinking about getting tatted on a whim. Be very, very careful.

These poorly-advised tattoos definitely aren't something that you'd want permanently put onto your skin. Unfortunately, for these people, that's exactly where they're at.

We really, really hope these people have enough money for tattoo removal. 

A+ for capitalizing on the ridiculousness that is people marking themselves up with words they don't understand. 

His name is Kazuaki Horitomo and he sells prints of his work over here.

She specializes in cat tattoos and after looking at her portfolio, you're gonna want one for yourself!

Cattoos are tattoos of cats, by the way. Not on cats. Just wanted to clear that up.

Got an unsightly surgery scar that you wanna jazz up? Bam! Fishbone! We've seen our fair share of really not great tattoos. Bad tattoos are a dime a dozen. But these are flippin' cool. Here are a bunch of clever ways people used tattoos to cover up and repurpose scars and birthmarks into cool looking artwork.