Actually, I don't go for excessive tattoos on women*, but there's something about her. I think it's the pin-up style of the ads that gets me. Plus, I kind of dig "freaky" women every now and then, like my beloved Byrd Theatre Chix (a tiny bit freaky + vintage dresses = NICE).
*What're they going to look like when they are 80?
what're they going to look like when they are 80?
ReplyDeletewho cares? we won't be around then. Freaky, body-mod broads are, to quote Tom Petty, "alright for now."
Yeah, she is the epitome of living in the now, but I always keep an eye to the future. Call me a sappy romantic. Or gay.
ReplyDeleteBTW, she reminds me of the woman who gave me my tattoo...only less butch.
I shall call you ghey.
ReplyDeleteI keep an eye to the future as well...and thus heavily tattooed broads are pre-assigned to "short-term" status. Long term projection/forecasting is immediately cast aside for full maximization of present value.
your internal man-computer should have the same innate ability...but you've probably willfully corrupted it with chick propaganda.
I blame the mind-clouding effect of all those daiquiris and mai-tais.
ReplyDeletei love kat von d, she's on a show called miami ink too and she's so sweet :)
ReplyDeleteThere is none hotter...anywhere.
ReplyDeleteGod, I loves me some freaky tattooed women.
Currently sort of seeing one. The punchline is that she's Jewish. Worst, Jew, EVER. ;)
Reg - Guess I'm in need for a reboot. Get thee to a titty bar, post haste!
ReplyDeletedubin - I think that I'm entitled to a large cash settlement from Messers Bartles and James.
Stacey - Having never seen her show, I'll have to take your word in regards to her sweetness. But I plan on checking out her show(s) sometime.
George - A Jewish war bride? I thought that you were stationed in Saipan.