Folks, don’t get tattoos commemorating sporting events before they happen. It won’t end well.
Patriots fan says he got a Super Bowl 50 tattoo on Friday (via @wmur9, @jalcantaraabc) pic.twitter.com/sCVYDFwNJL
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) January 26, 2016
This Patriots fan joins a litany of fools to permanently ink their failed attempts to play sports Nostradamus on their body. Kentucky basketball fans seem to have a particular penchant for this.
Confident Kentucky fan gets a '2015 National Champions' tattoo
but what if they lose? oh no….#UK #MarchMadness pic.twitter.com/fM4GqLeNny— SR Media Network (@SportsRecall) March 19, 2015
People are gonna hate, but I still got faith @TrillGeta15 @AaronICE2 @DrewRoc5 @AlexTheGreat22 @J30_RANDLE #BBN pic.twitter.com/VveZzlDQhJ
— Dad (@Tizzblack) March 13, 2014
Here’s a few more of our favorite tattoo misfires from the past year, just in case you weren’t convinced.
https://twitter.com/HawkintheBay/status/553290539122954242
Here's one sports fan who might be booklng in for laser tattoo removal. http://t.co/G3r7ByvNJa @peterp79 pic.twitter.com/mi0XFhkSWW
— Courier Mail Sport (@cmail_sport) August 14, 2015
https://twitter.com/eAbeFox/status/604791541383569408
The next time you’re thinking of permanently inking a championship proclamation on your body, please follow the advice found on this man’s gloriously tattooed forearm.
https://twitter.com/4thandLions/status/556153714042343424
Still, if you manage to play your cards right, clowning yourself does have some benefits. Not to mention, it provides the rest of us with quite a bit of enjoyment.
