What kind of tattoo would make a mother react like this? Well Jack Woodman found out. Apparently his back tattoo was a little more explicit than his mom could handle.
Bodyshockers, a British TV show currently in its second season, showcases people considering controversial body modification, body art, or other surgical procedures, pairing them with someone who's been there, done that already as a potential means of deterring them from what's maybe/probably a bad decision. Case in point, 23-year-old Jack Woodman, who features on the show this week as he considers getting a large and sexual tattoo portrait on his back.
Yes, Woodman wants to get inked with a permanent rendering of himself eating ass. Remember when random Chinese characters were bad enough? We're well past that point now. As part of the episode, the Daily Mail reports that Woodman meets with a man who once had the phrase "FOR THE LAYDEEZ" tattooed on his stomach, along with a large arrow pointing at his penis. In retrospect, this guy explains, he wishes he had not. Woodman is not deterred however, and the rim job body art really does happen. This is what it looks like, courtesy of tattoo artist Andras Pasztor:
Now, I really cannot tell from this pic if that is a male or female playing the other character in the tattoo, but in going to his Facebook page, it seems Jack likes the ladies.
I don't think I have an issue with this specific tattoo unless he is visiting my nieces' elementary school shirtless.
His other tattoos don't seem to be as sexual.
He loves all the cheers and jeers he's been getting from his appearance on Bodyshockers. From his Facebook page, Jack shared this video:
I guess one thought would be, if HE ever got rimmed, the person doing the rimming would be looking at a pic of the rimmee rimming?
What is the most outrageous / sexual tattoo you have seen or had done on you?
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Yeah, I did a tat something like that on my right shoulder when I was 24. I loved it! I was so cool. People liked it also and it was a great conversational piece. It cost me a small fortune and a lot of pain and scares to remove when I was 35.