Check out my new Lucario tat bros. Frick' yeah.

>>32931671
G A Y

cringe

At least it's tasteful

>>32931671
Have fun explaining that to your grandkids in 40 years...

Don't get me wrong. I like to view tattoos as a form art with the human body being the canvas. I have a lot of respect for tattoo artists. It's a skill with little to no margin for error.

I just don't understand why people choose to get tattoos of current pop culture trends. At some point that thing will be irrelevant, and your stuck with that depressing reminder until you die, or get it painfully removed/ tatted over.

>>32931671
Hmm, it's artsy, that's for sure. Unless you put the whole original Lucario there, then it's not cringe. Still tats like this should just be smaller one.

>>32931671
The cringe is too cringeworthy for me!
W O W T H I S S H O U L D B E A G R E A T T O P I C F O R T H E N E X T C R I N G E T H R E A D !

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>>32931671
So, cringe thread?

>>32931671
Reminder that tattoos are permanent and you'll have to explain this plus decades of stretch marks to anyone you intend to have sex with
:)

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>>32931718
Holy shit.

>>32931721
Stop echoing your Dad

>>32931709
"It's from a video game."
You don't think kids will play video games in the future? A tattoo like that is easy to explain.
Hell, Pokémon specifically is still a cash cow after 20 years, who knows how long it may last.

>>32931718

how

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>>32931671
>Frick' yeah.

>>32931709
I don't understand people that think this way about tattoos. You realise YOU will be irrelevant in 40 years? You'll be an old git with a bunch of tatttoos and a bunch of new, boring ass hobbies and problems. You won't be the same person who got the tattoo. You also won't be the same person who wanted kids or the house or car you wound up with by time you die. People with this argument just sound scared of change.
I see an old guy with a weird faded tattoo and ask him about it. They light up a little to tell you about this daft little thing that meant so much to them when they were younger. Sometime it means stuff still and they're all the happier to have it as a talking point.

>>32931721
>Decades of stretch marks
What's that got to do with the tattoo?
Also see >>32931876

>>32931876
>>32931881
>roastie opinion

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