Spring is just around the corner, and one of the nicer things to look forward to at the beginning of this beautiful season is Easter. Easter Sunday is celebrated as a religious holiday in Christianity to mark the day that Jesus rose from the dead after his death on the cross on Good Friday. People celebrate Easter in many ways such as going to Church, eating hot cross buns, having a roast dinner with the family and even by getting Easter Tattoos! Arguably one of the best parts of Easter is giving and receiving Easter Eggs, especially after giving up something like chocolate for lent.
In light of the recent KFC crisis (which now more or less appears to be over), I wanted to have a look at a rather funny article which I came across recently about an Australian guy who decided to have a KFC themed tribute immortalised on his ribs. Given the uporar that KFC has recently experienced, I thought it was quite fitting to tell the story of Tom Fletcher, who put the words 'Zinger Stacker' into Google Translate for the Arabic spelling of the word so he could have it tattooed across the side of his ribs. He uploaded the photo to Facebook, and it has now amassed more than 10,000 likes.
Spring is just around the corner, and one of the nicer things to look forward to at the beginning of this beautiful season is Easter. Easter Sunday is celebrated as a religious holiday in Christianity to mark the day that Jesus rose from the dead after his death on the cross on Good Friday. People celebrate Easter in many ways such as going to Church, eating hot cross buns, having a roast dinner with the family and even by getting Easter Tattoos! Arguably one of the best parts of Easter is giving and receiving Easter Eggs, especially after giving up something like chocolate for lent.
In light of the recent KFC crisis (which now more or less appears to be over), I wanted to have a look at a rather funny article which I came across recently about an Australian guy who decided to have a KFC themed tribute immortalised on his ribs. Given the uporar that KFC has recently experienced, I thought it was quite fitting to tell the story of Tom Fletcher, who put the words 'Zinger Stacker' into Google Translate for the Arabic spelling of the word so he could have it tattooed across the side of his ribs. He uploaded the photo to Facebook, and it has now amassed more than 10,000 likes.
Peter Nelson, Lord Nelson Tattoos
Karl Fletcher, Fleckys Tattoo Studio
