Tuesday, November 11, 2008

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sbrooky11 -

I've been told its pretty shabby done haha so im ok for hearing that.
Anyone know what it is supposed to mean in english would be a great help




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imron -

Hmmm, would you care to post a picture so we can see what you mean? Otherwise it's a little hard
to help.










skylee -

The 2 characters on top look like 不死 (not dead/die). The 2 below are unrecognisable (i.e. they
are either so badly done that they are unrecognisable or new characters that the tattoo artist
tried to invent).










magudo -

the 3rd character look like "力" or japanese katakana "ガ"












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