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Getting a tattoo is a big step in anyone’s life. I should know because I got my first one three years ago at the height of her POPULARITY. Sure having a needle tear your skin open thousands of times per minute feels the opposite of fantastic, but it is a life long commitment that will stay with you for the rest of your life. Think of it like having a CHILD, or choosing which COLLEGE to attend, or what kind of HAIRCUT you want to get from Fantastic Sam’s.
I’m not sure if Rob Dyrdek has had any ink work done in the past but it doesn’t really matter because he just got a new one that trumps anything else. Monster Energy Drink commissioned him to get their logo draped on his entire back and I haven’t seen a cooler thing ever. Kids all over the country are rushing to their local tattoo parlor to get the same thing done, I’m sure.
Despite the tubularness of that thang, please note that he’s not the only person I now who has a logo or brand tatted on their body. The tattoo below belongs to my friend Chris. Chris got this tattoo after completing the workout DVD set P90X. Not only did Chris complete it, Chris dominated it by doing the exercise routine a total of 10 times (working on the 11th). You will not be surprised by Chris’s results. Check out CHRIS’S BODY.
I know what you are thinking. Why get a tattoo of the Wal*Mart logo when everyone knows that Target is way more quality? Well that’s because my friend Junior had his life changed when Wal-Mart gave a chance on a troubled kid. He was constantly in and out of trouble growing up in a bad part of town. That is until Wal-Mart neglected to turn their back and gave a job to a face they can trust. That is why I will always be proud of my good friend JUNIOR.
And finally there is my good pal Bob. Bob is quite an interesting person. He is very funny, he’s smart, and ironically, his last name is Hope. Even more ironic, Bob’s favorite drink isn’t even Dr. Pepper. He enjoys his morning kettle of tea a bit more. Please meet my good friend, DR. BOB HOPE.
Now that you have met my friends with great tattoos, check out Rob Dyrdek’s journey to the tattoo of a lifetime.
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