25 of the lucky winners in the competition for the stupid tattoo
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By Pictolic https://mail.pictolic.com/article/25-of-the-lucky-winners-in-the-competition-for-the-stupid-tattoo.htmlIn the social network TikTok new craze — people share openly stupid tattoos that they did not know why and now on this can only laugh. It all began with the story of the user @hannanicbic that became viral. And then off we go! Introducing the "winners" in this challenging race.
The first prize was unanimously awarded to the 25-year-old Leah Holland from Georgetown, Kentucky, despite the fact that her tattoo cannot be called "stupid", rather it was made at a very inopportune time. The story is this: the girl within two years cherished the idea to fill their inscribed with the words "bold and radical to refuse to wear the mask".
It was about being honest with yourself. And finally, on March 4, 2020 lia's plans were carried out. Two days later, Kentucky has announced the first case of coronavirus... the rest is clear. But the other examples are just what the doctor ordered. Dumb and dumber!
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