I’m surprised by the number of times I’ve seen photos (on the internet) of tattoos with misspellings.
If you’re getting a word tattooed on your body, you should make it a point to check, double-check, then have a friend triple-check the spelling before a needle touches your skin.
Last year a tattoo artist on Spike TV’s Ink Master (contest reality show) misspelled “Corinthians” on a person.
I believe that misspelling of “Corinthians” was actually spelled correctly on the stencil, but smeared during the inking process — the first “i” became a “t” (the dot became a cross) and the artist didn’t notice. All the spell-check in the world isn’t going to catch that kind of error.
The only thing that would make this worse is if the word “ones” had an apostrophe in it!
Well, he can always get a squiggly red line tatted under it.
I’m surprised by the number of times I’ve seen photos (on the internet) of tattoos with misspellings.
If you’re getting a word tattooed on your body, you should make it a point to check, double-check, then have a friend triple-check the spelling before a needle touches your skin.
Last year a tattoo artist on Spike TV’s Ink Master (contest reality show) misspelled “Corinthians” on a person.
I believe that misspelling of “Corinthians” was actually spelled correctly on the stencil, but smeared during the inking process — the first “i” became a “t” (the dot became a cross) and the artist didn’t notice. All the spell-check in the world isn’t going to catch that kind of error.
The only thing that would make this worse is if the word “ones” had an apostrophe in it!
Well, he can always get a squiggly red line tatted under it.
LOL… Great idea.
It’s perfect if they work in a strip joint