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killerbee2319 t1_jatq3n1 wrote

Actually, we have hot beverage warnings because McDonald's served a literal grandmother coffee so hot she got third-degree burns and then refused to pay $20,000 to cover her life saving ssurgery influcted because the coffee was given to her at 190 degrees.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald%27s_Restaurants

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CuriousRelish t1_jatoif3 wrote

How are you going to have ink put under your skin and then go full Shocked Pikachu when it doesn't fade exactly when and how you want it to? People like this are the reason we have "hot beverage" warnings on fresh coffee.

Edit: And these morons signed paperwork stating they understood the tattoos could fade over an unknown time frame and then want to take "legal measures" because the thing in the paperwork they signed was true.

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ZealousidealClub4119 t1_jatiltq wrote

These people, and the tattooists who inked them, are as short sighted as their tattoos are infantile.

I know many people with many, many tatts, and a few tattoo artists. Among the latter, the one who still considers themself an amateur does far better line work than this.

Tattooing is an art. Tattooists and their clients should be highly invested in the quality of their work; in my experience they are.

Calling your disappearing ink business "No Regrets" gives out henna stall at a county fair vibe at best, kid birthday party face painting at worst.

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