i really want to get the sublime logo on my back but i could never afford it.

I totally wanna get this one. Just scroll down a lil bit brah.

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...p5FhBg&cad=rja

My favorite is yeah your friend probably likes Matisyahu also. LOL

I'm thinking about getting "Busy, busy, busy." tattooed on me next, a Vonnegut reference (from Cat's Cradle) that resonates with me in its context, and isn't quite as overdone as "So it goes."

^HA!!!!!

"Sublime is the Joy Division for people that attempted (but failed) to get a GED. "
^my next tat brah!

edit: this was for Fred's post :)

i actually think that your idea is genius :)

;)

Hahaha, wow!

You are the only person I've actually seen with that one, though. I've actually met at least five people with "So it goes." tattooed on, and that's troubling.

I may just go back to my original literary reference from The Dark Tower and get "19" with...maybe a rose. I'm not too sure yet; I think tattoos of roses can be tacky sometimes, and I'm afraid I'll turn out to be one of those people allergic to red dye also. :laughing:

I'm a sucker for literary tattoos. I think you could pull off a tattoo with a rose, just don't make it too thorny haha.

:laughing:

I'll keep that in mind. As far as literary tattoos, go, I wanted one based on a poem. Unfortunately, one of my favorite poems is "Daddy" by Sylvia Plath, which I read in junior high, and I don't want people to think I've got daddy issues. Even though that final stanza, every single time I read it, gives me chills.

For the record, I wouldn't actually consider getting a "Daddy" tattoo. If that was unclear. :laughing:

Self reliance. I'd rather die with honor than live the life of a coward.

Seriously we should be friends. I've wanted a Sylvia Plath tattoo for years! Haha. I was thinking of getting a fig tree (from the Bell Jar) or tulips (from the poem), but haven't begun planning anything further than that. But yeah, that's tricky. Her work means a lot to me, but I can see how having a Plath tattoo would invite unwanted judgements. :laughing: I am, however, almost completely settled on getting "I am" on my forearm. It comes from my favorite quote in the Bell Jar: "I took a deep breath and listened to the old bray of my heart: I am, I am, I am."