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silly records, football and the law

Weekends are usually slower news-wise but let’s see…

Good news from the Elm Street Tattoo guy means not that good news for Kat Von D – apparently he managed to set a new tattoo record on Friday.

Germans like to write about football players and their tattoos – a just published interview with an Italian footballer who made himself *in*famous when he offended Zidane on the field discusses also his tattoos but you need to scroll down a little to get to this part.

Americans seem to write about soccer (read: football) way less often but here’s something that’s both about football and tattoos some fans are willing to get done to show their devotion to the sport.

A short article about attempts to regulate the industry in one of Californian counties (Keeping tabs on tats) and another one proving that even the internet is not free of hiccup – this article appeared online several weeks ago and since then there were a few reprints in several American online newspapers: trendiness doesn’t stop the judgments about tattoos, piercings – the survey. Bad news probably hasn’t reached India yet because over there they insist that tattoo mania grips the world.

And something to think about: is tattoo ink toxic?

About Ania Reeds

fit, modified, open-minded, well-read, always eager to learn. Don't judge me by your standards!

2 responses to “silly records, football and the law

  1. Jacques ⋅

    i remember this briefly…very fucking briefly coming into conversation on modblog…and a damned shame but i dont thnk there was ever..ever in a list of comments, from the most educated? widely read community in modifying that actually had much info on inks…apart from the advice..”go early…get a few different small dots of the ink youl be using..see how they react…i mean…really..the community seems prety much at a lss for info on the composition of the inks they use.

  2. aniareads ⋅

    I think most artists have no idea what’s in the ink they use, either.
    def. something to think about!

    my artist had this idea of getting a few other tattooers together, chipping in on chemical analysis of the ink of their choice and seeing what’s actually there. The guys were not particularly interested!

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