Free Kanji Tattoos













































































%3Fm%3D1333019580





























Popular posts from this blog

Tattoos 46

Image
As we enter the second decade of the 21st Century we can look back at all the technological, social and medical advancements made in the last 10 years. For those who suffer from tattoo regret one area of advancement that they can thank medical science and ingenuity for is new and improved ways to lower the cost of tattoo removal. Tattoos have been around since man first learned how to control and use fire to improve the human condition on Earth, but it wasn't until the last century that forms of tattoo removal began to make great strides in effectiveness without leaving severe scar tissue. Prior to the late 20th Century, to endure a tattoo removal procedure a person had to endure a process that could be painful and only partially effective. As tattoos became the fashion in the 1990's more time, effort and money was devoted to finding new methods and refining and improving the methods that were already in existence. Along with an increase in the popularity of tattoos there devel...
Read more

A cool guy... or a bad woman?

Image
Recently I found this image on freetattoos.net (the image's url is: http://www.freetattoos.net/designs/8890) First, let's take a look at the picture: Well, I don't know what this dude thinks about his tattoo and why is he so proud of it because the meaning of the tattoo (悪女; reading: akujo) is "bad woman" or "wicked woman" which, let's face it, isn't exactly an appropriate tattoo for a man. But who knows, maybe he is trying to get in touch with his feminine side :) Now, let's see what the person who uploaded the picture thinks about it: title="Tattoo of Chinese Letters Kanji on the Back" (the description of the image is included in the Html code to share on Myspace, Blogs and other Social Networks:) As if it weren't bad enough that the tattoo itself is pretty weird, the description is even worse: 1. The Chinese ideograms are called Hanzi and the Japanese ideograms are called Kanji. The "Chinese Letters Kanji" is a no...
Read more