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Reader Andre emailed this photo of a local tattoo shop's display case in Leipzig, Germany.
The tattoo suppose to be 羚羊, which means "antelope", but somehow the first character has then split into two partials.
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I can vaguely understand people who tattoo themselves with Tiger or Wolf or something as equally cliche as that but why on earth would any one want to have a tat of an animal that constantly ends up as lion food in every nature documentary there is?
ReplyDeletemaybe that's what happened... there were two antelopes, a lion ate the front half of one and the back half of the other... :D
ReplyDeleteWhen I first read this, I thought it said 羊仝羊. Sheep is the same as sheep. Well thanks, I already knew that.
ReplyDeleteHmm... Maybe she's called "Tabitha"? According to BehindTheName.com, Tabitha actually means "gazelle" in Aramaic. And of course, gazelles are just a genus of antelopes...
ReplyDeletethe worst calligraphy i have ever seen, gosh
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