http://ugliesttattoos.com/2010/05/16/funny-tattoos-scissoring/#comment-28576
Marylin was kinda upset but only I think because she didn’t realize that they post not only ugly or “bad” work, but also joke tattoos and silly ones, that are well done. I understand that not knowing what the site was like she would be pretty upset. But I love that site so…
Any rate here’s the tattoo that caused the flak.
At any rate, this is my own photo of the tattoo. It came out great and makes me really happy. Marylin is an awesome person, and the tattoo made us both giggle a ton. So it didn’t bother me to see it posted there. Go check out their site, too. Except for the fact that they don’t even TRY to find the source for the better-quality tattoos and credit the artists (COME ON GUYS) it’s a great site. And the truly ugly tattoos that do get posted are hilarious too.
>So many people have emailed me now saying that they want to know more about the image in this post, of the suitcase with the leg in it, that I feel obligated to tell a story now. This is a true story, and I will include links to more information for you, so you can find out more if you like.
If you don’t want to read anything too gory or blunt, skip this post, but if you’re interested in the whole story just read more…
take your old blankets and towels and any pet toys or things to the local no-kill shelter. If you have time, volunteer to walk the dogs, or play with the cats.
take all your canned food that you didn’t eat or use down to food for lane county. especially if it’s good stuff.
take all your books that you’ve already read, to the local literacy center. in eugene there’s one downtown that teaches people to read.
take your old clothes, wash em, and give them to goodwill.
volunteer to go to a nursing home and visit people who don’t have relatives that visit. You can offer to record memoirs (often single people without kids have led very interesting lives)
let someone who looks more tired than you have your seat.
Everyone can do something. Seriously.
I don’t have a lot of time but I do what I can, and my politics have nothing to do with it.
I’ve had a few people ask me why I use “resonanteye” as a name. I’ve been using it since before the internet, as a pen name at first and then with the advent of email, as my address and username.
full explanation and some interesting stuff after the jump
So many people have emailed me now saying that they want to know more about the image in 
Everyone can do something. Seriously.
