Yeah, this needs a better thread title, but the story is awesome (http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20101008/NEWS07/101009910/woman-alleges-sox-tattooed-backward-on-thigh).
A Chicago White Sox logo was tattooed backward onto a woman's thigh, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Eugenia (Gina) Bebis of Elmwood Park went to Mystic Tattoo Art & Body Piercing in Chicago in early June for a thigh tattoo made up mainly of the Sox logo, according to the suit. She consulted with employee Micah St. John, and he worked up a proof of the design, the suit says.
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
Ms. Bebis alleges in the complaint that she "has had to undergo extensive laser tattoo removal procedures, will require further procedures in the future, and will also require a different, larger tattoo to cover up the laser-faded backwards tattoo at issue."
The laser treatments have caused "severe and continuous pain," says the complaint, filed in Cook County Circuit Court.
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Yeah, this needs a better thread title, but the story is awesome (http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20101008/NEWS07/101009910/woman-alleges-sox-tattooed-backward-on-thigh).
A Chicago White Sox logo was tattooed backward onto a woman's thigh, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Eugenia (Gina) Bebis of Elmwood Park went to Mystic Tattoo Art & Body Piercing in Chicago in early June for a thigh tattoo made up mainly of the Sox logo, according to the suit. She consulted with employee Micah St. John, and he worked up a proof of the design, the suit says.
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
Ms. Bebis alleges in the complaint that she "has had to undergo extensive laser tattoo removal procedures, will require further procedures in the future, and will also require a different, larger tattoo to cover up the laser-faded backwards tattoo at issue."
The laser treatments have caused "severe and continuous pain," says the complaint, filed in Cook County Circuit Court.
This story is very doog.
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
I was waiting for a punchline about a mirror.
Quote from: J. Walter Weatherman on October 08, 2010, 09:15:05 AM
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
I was waiting for a punchline about a mirror.
Me too.
Quote from: Bort on October 08, 2010, 09:18:13 AM
Quote from: J. Walter Weatherman on October 08, 2010, 09:15:05 AM
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
I was waiting for a punchline about a mirror.
Me too.
Me three!
(you like being in a category with me? I didn't think so, homo)
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Yeah, this needs a better thread title, but the story is awesome (http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20101008/NEWS07/101009910/woman-alleges-sox-tattooed-backward-on-thigh).
A Chicago White Sox logo was tattooed backward onto a woman's thigh, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Eugenia (Gina) Bebis of Elmwood Park went to Mystic Tattoo Art & Body Piercing in Chicago in early June for a thigh tattoo made up mainly of the Sox logo, according to the suit. She consulted with employee Micah St. John, and he worked up a proof of the design, the suit says.
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
Ms. Bebis alleges in the complaint that she "has had to undergo extensive laser tattoo removal procedures, will require further procedures in the future, and will also require a different, larger tattoo to cover up the laser-faded backwards tattoo at issue."
The laser treatments have caused "severe and continuous pain," says the complaint, filed in Cook County Circuit Court.
Why would someone go to the North side of Chicago to get a Sox tattoo?
Serves her right.
Quote from: PenPho on October 08, 2010, 11:31:21 AM
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Yeah, this needs a better thread title, but the story is awesome (http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20101008/NEWS07/101009910/woman-alleges-sox-tattooed-backward-on-thigh).
A Chicago White Sox logo was tattooed backward onto a woman's thigh, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Eugenia (Gina) Bebis of Elmwood Park went to Mystic Tattoo Art & Body Piercing in Chicago in early June for a thigh tattoo made up mainly of the Sox logo, according to the suit. She consulted with employee Micah St. John, and he worked up a proof of the design, the suit says.
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
Ms. Bebis alleges in the complaint that she "has had to undergo extensive laser tattoo removal procedures, will require further procedures in the future, and will also require a different, larger tattoo to cover up the laser-faded backwards tattoo at issue."
The laser treatments have caused "severe and continuous pain," says the complaint, filed in Cook County Circuit Court.
Why would someone go to the North side of Chicago to get a Sox tattoo?
Serves her right.
Quote from: Brownie on October 08, 2010, 11:33:58 AM
Quote from: PenPho on October 08, 2010, 11:31:21 AM
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Yeah, this needs a better thread title, but the story is awesome (http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20101008/NEWS07/101009910/woman-alleges-sox-tattooed-backward-on-thigh).
A Chicago White Sox logo was tattooed backward onto a woman's thigh, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Eugenia (Gina) Bebis of Elmwood Park went to Mystic Tattoo Art & Body Piercing in Chicago in early June for a thigh tattoo made up mainly of the Sox logo, according to the suit. She consulted with employee Micah St. John, and he worked up a proof of the design, the suit says.
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
Ms. Bebis alleges in the complaint that she "has had to undergo extensive laser tattoo removal procedures, will require further procedures in the future, and will also require a different, larger tattoo to cover up the laser-faded backwards tattoo at issue."
The laser treatments have caused "severe and continuous pain," says the complaint, filed in Cook County Circuit Court.
Why would someone go to the North side of Chicago to get a Sox tattoo?
Serves her right.
Quote from: Tinker to Evers to Chance on October 08, 2010, 11:36:22 AM
Quote from: Brownie on October 08, 2010, 11:33:58 AM
Quote from: PenPho on October 08, 2010, 11:31:21 AM
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Yeah, this needs a better thread title, but the story is awesome (http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20101008/NEWS07/101009910/woman-alleges-sox-tattooed-backward-on-thigh).
A Chicago White Sox logo was tattooed backward onto a woman's thigh, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Eugenia (Gina) Bebis of Elmwood Park went to Mystic Tattoo Art & Body Piercing in Chicago in early June for a thigh tattoo made up mainly of the Sox logo, according to the suit. She consulted with employee Micah St. John, and he worked up a proof of the design, the suit says.
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
Ms. Bebis alleges in the complaint that she "has had to undergo extensive laser tattoo removal procedures, will require further procedures in the future, and will also require a different, larger tattoo to cover up the laser-faded backwards tattoo at issue."
The laser treatments have caused "severe and continuous pain," says the complaint, filed in Cook County Circuit Court.
Why would someone go to the North side of Chicago to get a Sox tattoo?
Serves her right.
Dolphins are pretty.
Quote from: Oleg on October 08, 2010, 11:43:59 AM
Quote from: Tinker to Evers to Chance on October 08, 2010, 11:36:22 AM
Quote from: Brownie on October 08, 2010, 11:33:58 AM
Quote from: PenPho on October 08, 2010, 11:31:21 AM
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Yeah, this needs a better thread title, but the story is awesome (http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20101008/NEWS07/101009910/woman-alleges-sox-tattooed-backward-on-thigh).
A Chicago White Sox logo was tattooed backward onto a woman's thigh, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Eugenia (Gina) Bebis of Elmwood Park went to Mystic Tattoo Art & Body Piercing in Chicago in early June for a thigh tattoo made up mainly of the Sox logo, according to the suit. She consulted with employee Micah St. John, and he worked up a proof of the design, the suit says.
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
Ms. Bebis alleges in the complaint that she "has had to undergo extensive laser tattoo removal procedures, will require further procedures in the future, and will also require a different, larger tattoo to cover up the laser-faded backwards tattoo at issue."
The laser treatments have caused "severe and continuous pain," says the complaint, filed in Cook County Circuit Court.
Why would someone go to the North side of Chicago to get a Sox tattoo?
Serves her right.
Dolphins are pretty.
SKO agrees.
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_bQ0SqifjNcg/SyaWzQn7ixI/AAAAAAAAKPc/DspKZdJs5j4/s400/miami-dolphins-6.jpeg)
Quote from: Oleg on October 08, 2010, 11:43:59 AM
Quote from: Tinker to Evers to Chance on October 08, 2010, 11:36:22 AM
Quote from: Brownie on October 08, 2010, 11:33:58 AM
Quote from: PenPho on October 08, 2010, 11:31:21 AM
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Yeah, this needs a better thread title, but the story is awesome (http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20101008/NEWS07/101009910/woman-alleges-sox-tattooed-backward-on-thigh).
A Chicago White Sox logo was tattooed backward onto a woman's thigh, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Eugenia (Gina) Bebis of Elmwood Park went to Mystic Tattoo Art & Body Piercing in Chicago in early June for a thigh tattoo made up mainly of the Sox logo, according to the suit. She consulted with employee Micah St. John, and he worked up a proof of the design, the suit says.
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
Ms. Bebis alleges in the complaint that she "has had to undergo extensive laser tattoo removal procedures, will require further procedures in the future, and will also require a different, larger tattoo to cover up the laser-faded backwards tattoo at issue."
The laser treatments have caused "severe and continuous pain," says the complaint, filed in Cook County Circuit Court.
Why would someone go to the North side of Chicago to get a Sox tattoo?
Serves her right.
Dolphins are pretty.
When are you adding your trampstamp?
Quote from: Yeti on October 08, 2010, 11:51:03 AM
Quote from: Oleg on October 08, 2010, 11:43:59 AM
Quote from: Tinker to Evers to Chance on October 08, 2010, 11:36:22 AM
Quote from: Brownie on October 08, 2010, 11:33:58 AM
Quote from: PenPho on October 08, 2010, 11:31:21 AM
Quote from: Chuck to Chuck on October 08, 2010, 08:52:22 AM
Yeah, this needs a better thread title, but the story is awesome (http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20101008/NEWS07/101009910/woman-alleges-sox-tattooed-backward-on-thigh).
A Chicago White Sox logo was tattooed backward onto a woman's thigh, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Eugenia (Gina) Bebis of Elmwood Park went to Mystic Tattoo Art & Body Piercing in Chicago in early June for a thigh tattoo made up mainly of the Sox logo, according to the suit. She consulted with employee Micah St. John, and he worked up a proof of the design, the suit says.
Mr. St. John then inked the tattoo on the outside of her thigh, and when she was able to see it, she saw that it was backward, with word "Sox" in reverse, according to the suit, which names as defendants Mr. St. John and Mystic, 3120 N. Cicero Ave. in Chicago.
Ms. Bebis alleges in the complaint that she "has had to undergo extensive laser tattoo removal procedures, will require further procedures in the future, and will also require a different, larger tattoo to cover up the laser-faded backwards tattoo at issue."
The laser treatments have caused "severe and continuous pain," says the complaint, filed in Cook County Circuit Court.
Why would someone go to the North side of Chicago to get a Sox tattoo?
Serves her right.
Dolphins are pretty.
When are you adding to your trampstamp?
Guaranteed she's got a smokers voice like the Fun Girls from Mount Pilot. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTcZFzO40E0#t=7m53s)