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By: Allison

Allison — Tue, 11 May 2010 00:15:25 +0000

I’ve seen worse tattoos…but they’re really nothing worth shooting imo. As long as he’s happy with them though, that’s all that really matters. I am a bit confused as to why so many people care about what’s on someone else’s body. I do respect and support everyone’s right to have an opinion though.

As for the fascination with death, it’s far from being anything new. There have been many people and cultures with this interest in death and pain throughout history. It’s become more of a pop culture phenomenon these days though. I have an interest in learning about these things, and have faced pain and great suffering personally. I don’t think that really has much of an effect either way. I am saddened by the way we’ve been desensitized to things though.

By: che?

che? — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 12:40:21 +0000

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By: HelOnWheels

HelOnWheels — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 20:33:39 +0000

I need to add Stephenie Meyer to the Hit List (TM), and to my own list. How could I forget her when she’s caused many hours of seething hatred and bile to come forth from me??!!

By: OMGGMAB

OMGGMAB — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 14:08:55 +0000

Andrea, you lived my piercing life. Very exciting, at the time, and we thought of it way before the twerps (yes, a great word!) today.

Fortunately, the tide might be turning. None of my kids think tattoos are that cool. They think they are just too common place. A relief and scary at the same time – what’s next?

I think immortalizing themselves through taxidermy. Think of the museum possibilities.

And how could anyone argue against Sarah Palin as number one on the list?

By: Make Do Style

Make Do Style — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 20:36:36 +0000

So true re mother’s broken heart. Just imagine remembering the perfect baby skin – awh even I’m feeling bad for her.

Actually Bono is very nice and would laugh at being on your list but keep Sting on it, he wouldn’t laugh.

By: andrea

andrea — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 17:20:27 +0000

I am so glad that the closest thing to being cool when I was growing up was having my ears pierced at age 12, and then adding 2 more holes to one ear in my 20s. (which I don’t even use anymore). I know that as a follower of all things cool when I was younger, I would have gotten tattooed and regretted it today. I remember being told that “Jews don’t get tattoos” by my superjewish father, and that was the end of that. Now, tattoos are so common, with every kid in middle America sporting them, that they’ve become mainstream. And that is something that I NEVER want to be.

By: HelOnWheels

HelOnWheels — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 17:03:37 +0000

OOH, OOH. I have a HUGE “Hit List”. I call it my “People I’d Like to Shoot in the Face” list.

I’m with annemarie, please take Bono off your list. You can add Hollister Hovey, Kelly Bensimone, Pete Wentz…I can go on and on and on (I might have a rage/hate disorder).

By: annemarie

annemarie — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 16:49:22 +0000

I hate that Oak NYC store– both the virtual and real version.

Sorry, you have to take Bono off the hate list. I insist. I don’t care how much of an arrogant plonker he appears to be, I know for a fact that in real life he does not take himself seriously at all. Plus, the man went to Washington DC and managed to get Third World debt waived. Plus, his wife is cool as hell and they’ve been with each other since they were 16. Plus, his arrogance, I believe, is just inherent goofiness– nothing wrong with that.

Sting you can keep on there.

Add Madonna instead of Bono– “I didn’t choose Malawi, it chose me”

By: Mark

Mark — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 16:42:19 +0000

Let’s call these people “Death Twerps.” Thanks, Charlotte K., for reminding me of the word “twerp.”