Brag, brag, brag

[andhowever]

Hey, Joey B, do you remember one time senior year after French we were walking out the doors down junior hall and I was telling you about the grammar of the tattoo I wanted to get?

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[hey_furnace]

Amy? Amy Wilson with a tattoo? No way.
But, um, wow, I am impressed and nearly speechless: that is a kickass tattoo.

[andhowever]

Yes, Amy Wilson with a tattoo! My badassification continues apace. (Actually, this is probably where the badassification ends.)

Thank you, though. I'm really happy with it.

[fiddlergirl]

That...is awesome.

[andhowever]

Thank you! I'm getting two reactions from people: regular people are confused as to why I wanted a conjunction tattooed on my deltoid, and nerds understand.

[redsector_z]

That is absolutely amazing. I really love that font.

[andhowever]

Thanks! I like it a lot too. I now realize that it may be the same font they used in Atonement, but I'm not sure.

[andhowever]

Splendid 66. Typewriter font.

[seekingsartre]

That's an awesome tattoo. Congrats!

You know know the secret of getting a tattoo. If it hurts when you're getting it, it hurts even more the first time you wash it.

Your hair is uber-cute like that, too.

[andhowever]

Thank you! I'm pretty in love with it.

And the washing hurt like a motherfucker. The tattoo? Not that bad. And I want another one so badly. So badly! I think with a first tattoo there are two ways to go. One is "Eh, tattoo, that's cool, glad I did it, never need to do it again." The other way is to start planning your next ink the second the needle comes off your skin. I'm definitely on the second road.

Re: the hair - thank you, again! I'm glad you like it.