34. My Tattooist Don't Like People Laughing, He Get's The Crazy Idea You're Laughin' At Him!
Failing like an old man talking to an empty chair, this tattoo of ''The Man With No Name'' has gone horribly wrong. The one big eye makes him more Peter Falk than Clint Eastwood, you can almost hear him say ''Oh just one more thing.''
33. Judgement Of The Court...You're Nuts!
He might proclaim that only Judy can judge him but if you get a tattoo of daytime TV queen Judge Judy Sheindlin, then expect a few raised eyebrows. Also, as Judge Judy mainly deals with small claims relating to petty disputes, I wonder what ''crime'' this guy has committed?
32. Seasons Of What?
Thanks to the helpful ''Seasons of Wither'' text that pointed us towards Steve Tyler of Aerosmith, it removed any confusion that it might be a tattoo of Jane Fonda or talk show host Trisha Goddard. And it's very 2012 with Tyler appearing to do Gangnam Style.
31. Royal Cock Up
I had a hard enough time sitting through my own wedding, let alone me being forced to celebrate the marriage of two people I don't know. But that was the case in 2011 when the whole country went Royal Wedding crazy and partied with neighbors that they normally have no desire to talk to and avoid like the plague. Two vacuous people have a lavish wedding at tax payers expense might have prompted some people to buy a Union Jack flag but this guy had to go that one step extra and get a tattoo. Looking like two random catalogue models, this royalist completed the back of a hanky look with doodly text and three kisses. What will he do if they ever have a Royal Divorce?
30. Bieber Creeper
Most people can't look at a real photo of the irritating Canadian, let alone an awful caricature with the words ''Leave It To Bieber.'' Is he trying to be ironic? Is he trying to appeal to preteens? Maybe he's an actual grown up with ''Bieber Fever?'' Whatever the reason, he will be having it removed in a few months time.
29. Blotchy Face Value
This might look like an infected skin graft but it's supposed to be a recreation of Phil Collins' Face Value album cover. The ''artistic'' shading gives Collins the appearance of a man with a patchy tan that photocopied his own face.