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Monday, January 7, 2013
Arts and Culture Don't Be a Tattoo Dick
Posted by Mari Herreras on Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 2:00 PM
xoJane.com, described as a website "where women go when they are being selfish, and where their selfishness is applauded. This is not the place to find out how to please your husband, mom, kids or boss. This is the place to indulge in what makes you feel good."
Well, so if tattoos fall under you indulgence radar, they recently offered some advice on what to think about before heading to that tattoo studio, as well as how not to be a dick at that same tattoo studio.
Consider No. 9:
Don't ask what's playing on the stereo while you're getting a Social Distortion logo tattooed on you. Because it will probably be a Social Distortion song you haven't heard and then you'll look like an even bigger moron.
You can read entire list here.
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