Sunday Ink #30
Happy Easter!
The dog park seems to be the place for incredibly attractive women with tattoos... This week's model being no exception. I was drawn first to the foreign script, which turns out to be Hebrew. This is the young lady in question's name. Her name in Hebrew is Libah (I'm counting on Elisson to tell me if I spelled that right or not) If you can translate that to get her real name, good for you.Labels: Sunday Ink 21-40
posted by K-nine @ 02:00
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Your transliteration (Libah) is fine. The name means "heart."
Hebrew tattoos are interesting, mainly because no reasonably observant Jew would ever get a tattoo... so you have to wonder what the deal is.
But the tat is nice-looking, anyway.
If you think the ink is nice looking, you shoulda seen the girl...
I hadn't even thought about the Jewish factor. Hmmm...
"Heart", you say... I don't think she told me that. Her name in English started with an "L" too.
They did a big article down here on Jews and tats and how the younger Jews... some want to get them... and their parents are having fits. It was interesting, both sides, but I would side by the folks on this one.
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