Tattoo fun from Japan: Don't get a tattoo of something you can't read.

what a bunch of idiots! Still, We can poke more fun at the Japanese English than they ever could at western idiots using Kanji. :lol:

Yakumo

 

I took a flight on American Airlines last month to Dallas. The "fasten seatbelts due to turbulance" sign is grammatically incorrect (or is it ingramatically correct).

 

So, what does the tatoo in Tatsujinpost say ?

 

Baka Gaijin
(dumb foreigner)

 

I always crack up when people get random tattoos of something written in japanese. You wouldn't believe how many people I've heard get laser surgery after finding out what was written on them was actually making fun of them.

 

I would SO get a Baka Gaijin Tattoo like that one... Heh, it would absolutely rock.

(That an a Galaxy Angel emblem on one of my shoulder blades... but that's another story)

 

probably the best tattoo ever done:





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oooh very cool tatsujin! :nod:

 

Kinda similer thing.. I got my friend this t-shirt as he was moving to Japan, he didnt speak any Japanese (I think he does now). He is 6 ft 7 so thought the t-shirt was refrencing his hight...

http://www.tshirthell.com/store/product.php?productid=292

He emailed me a few months later to say sombody in the street had told him what it said :dance:

 

Japanese text in tattoo form are like anime. Once you actually understand it, you realize how stupid it is.

 

hows bout a videogame tattoo contest for january?

 

Wasn't that Tom Crusie's baby's name? Suri. Depending on how you say it (or mangle it to get it to sound like what you want it to I guess) it comes out as mouse in French or pickpocket in Japanese!

 

translation?

 

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I saw some mentioning of game tatoos..

 

I hate to think what the PC Engine tattoo will look like on a 60+ year olds body.

 

to each his own but 60+ year olds arent the type of people i like to see naked anyways.. :noooo: