Professional Athlete's Tattoos

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May 13, 2002
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Manny Pacquiao has the most gangster tattoo of them all and obviously had the most talented tattoo artist ever in the history of mankind do the artwork. Brace yourself for the massively beautiful but yet manly tattoo your eyes have ever witnessed..........
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Feb 1, 2006
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Whats wrong with this tat? Its just his name in a jersey style.

:confused:
You think that looks good? I'm not even taking a hard-line like all tattoos should be creative and whatnot but.... Maybe he is making a statement about the comodification of the bodies of pro-athletes in a capitalist society.... hmmmmm
Ah well, to each their own, but I think it's hella ugly. It's no big deal tho.
 
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You think that looks good? I'm not even taking a hard-line like all tattoos should be creative and whatnot but.... Maybe he is making a statement about the comodification of the bodies of pro-athletes in a capitalist society.... hmmmmm
Ah well, to each their own, but I think it's hella ugly. It's no big deal tho.

what, was 'comodification' the word of the day that gets sent to your e-mail inbox from dictionary.com?

Maybe he just wanted to express his love for being a pro athlete...


or even better, I've seen MANY people get their last names on they back. But considering his is Young, maybe he wanted the V in front to seperate himself.
 
May 9, 2002
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You think that looks good? I'm not even taking a hard-line like all tattoos should be creative and whatnot but.... Maybe he is making a statement about the comodification of the bodies of pro-athletes in a capitalist society.... hmmmmm
Ah well, to each their own, but I think it's hella ugly. It's no big deal tho.
Well, you made it out like he tattoed some flusy's name he met on the road during the Rose Bowl on his back. In all actuality, he did the SMARTEST thing you could POSSIBLY do tattoed-name wise...he tattoed his OWN name instead of someone elses.

And yes, I think it does look kinda cool.

*shrugs*
 
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what, was 'comodification' the word of the day that gets sent to your e-mail inbox from dictionary.com?

Maybe he just wanted to express his love for being a pro athlete...


or even better, I've seen MANY people get their last names on they back. But considering his is Young, maybe he wanted the V in front to seperate himself.
Shiiit, I know what commodification means, lol

Well, you made it out like he tattoed some flusy's name he met on the road during the Rose Bowl on his back. In all actuality, he did the SMARTEST thing you could POSSIBLY do tattoed-name wise...he tattoed his OWN name instead of someone elses.

And yes, I think it does look kinda cool.

*shrugs*
Alright, I see y'alls points. I disagree, but thats the great thing about tattoos you don't like, its not on YOUR body it's on someone else's so who cares.
 
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Remember this? MLB made Justin Miller wear long sleeves when he was pitching because people were saying it was too distracting.



From the bbc:

Miller makes his mark
Justin Miller
Miller has designs on glory
Tuesday, 23 March, 2004, 09:42 GMT

A Major League baseball star has been ordered to cover up his tattoos - after complaints they have been putting off the opposition.

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Justin Miller will have to wear long sleeves from now on, following suggestions that rival hitters are miscuing their shots because of the distinctive artwork.

More than half of Miller's body is covered in tattoos, many of them in bright colours, although there are no visible designs on the right arm he uses to pitch with.

(Well, apart from the obligatory "love" and "hate" across his knuckles.)

Blue Jays manager Carlos Tosca said: "Umpire supervisor Jim McKean came in the other day and said that someone had complained about Justin's tattoos.

"All they have done is ask that he wear sleeves when he pitches."

Tosca said he was unaware who made the complaint, explaining: "I don't know if it was a team we played, I don't know if it was an MLB official or whatever, but it's no big deal with Justin."

Miller added: "Jim Mckean said it was his recommendation that I wear sleeves. He said it was brought to his attention that it was a distraction. But right now we are just trying to figure out the situation and get an answer."