Brokken ([info]brokkentwolf) wrote,


Blake found himself in a sticky situation this Thursday at the Party On The Wildside event at Happy Hollow Zoo in San Jose. Fortunately the owner of the web was nowhere to be found and he was able to make his way out of the web safely.

On a separate note: It seems tattooing is on the rise. I see more and more people sporting tattoos - Chinese Characters are pretty popular, but please.... If you're gonna get something in a different language, make sure that it's spelled/drawn correctly. I saw a guy at the zoo with what looked like the chinese character for "Horse" but missing a stroke. Also I saw a woman with the word "Fish" tattooed on her. What is that supposed to imply?

Oh well. Have a good weekend everyone!

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[info]giro_batol

August 6 2005, 18:34:29 UTC 6 years ago

This may get me into trouble but

It seems tattooing is on the rise

This is worrying, as everyone i know with a tattoo doesn't have a functional brain!

[info]lobowolf

August 6 2005, 18:35:58 UTC 6 years ago

Yes, if you're going to get a tattoo, make sure the artist can spell. That reminds me of a series of T-shirts featured on Engrish.com a few year ago. Let's just say that the translations into English were less than flattering.

I dunno about Blake there....he looks pretty comfy ;0)

[info]wave_cannon

August 6 2005, 20:20:50 UTC 6 years ago

Few things are more embarassing than to have the guy tatoo on your arm "Mohter"

[info]lobowolf

6 years ago

[info]krashwolf

August 6 2005, 18:39:11 UTC 6 years ago

Haha, [info]4eyedkurisu and I were recently walking around the beach talking about Chinese character tattoos increasing in number, and how people fail to make them correctly as well. Walk around a populated beach in SoCal for a few hours, and you'll see dozens of them.

Funny you should mention that. :)

[info]brokkentwolf

August 7 2005, 09:53:20 UTC 6 years ago

I just stare at them for a long time and secretly sneer. :)

[info]megadog

August 6 2005, 18:50:44 UTC 6 years ago

Mis-spelled Oriental tattoos were invented so that people-with-body-piercings would have someone to look down on.

[info]junkvist

August 6 2005, 18:57:01 UTC 6 years ago

That actually looks like a very comfy place ^_^

[info]wave_cannon

August 6 2005, 20:22:20 UTC 6 years ago

At least until the owner comes down and injects you full of venom and flesh-digesting enzymes and sucks out your fluids.

[info]lots42

6 years ago

[info]tiigrikutzu

August 6 2005, 19:19:40 UTC 6 years ago

There was a Sprite commerical few years back where a tattoo-artist got the symbols from chinese restaurant menu, customer walked out from the shop, "fried chicken" tattoed onto his arm in chinese ;)

[info]yippee

August 6 2005, 19:20:52 UTC 6 years ago

awww, Blake got pics! Yippee was there too, dancing with Steel Jam again to the Austin Powers theme. I really need to get Yippee his own photographer. He's fallen out of the spotlight that the Paparazi doesn't follow him anymore.

[info]luphinus

August 7 2005, 13:46:30 UTC 6 years ago

I didn't hear anything about this event... I would've photographed you!
Steeljam at The San Fran Zoo a couple months ago was fun to watch!

[info]yippee

6 years ago

[info]luphinus

6 years ago

[info]yippee

August 6 2005, 19:27:28 UTC 6 years ago

I have confirmation that my "Kanji Collection" Florida Gators cap actually says "crocodile" on it. One of my Chinese co-workers asked about it, and the Yahoo messenger icon (as shown above) which has my Chinese name that my grandfather gave me.

I'm curious what symbol they used on the Phoenix Coyotes cap, if it was in fact different than the Minnesota Timberwolves cap.

[info]rikoshi

August 6 2005, 20:20:18 UTC 6 years ago

鰐!

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[info]luphinus

August 7 2005, 13:48:05 UTC 6 years ago

*felt the tattoo he got on his arm (see LJ icon) was a upgrade!*

[info]artfulreggie

August 6 2005, 20:42:07 UTC 6 years ago

Holy cow, Blake has sandals?! That is cool on so many levels. :)

My great grandfather taught me two of the most important life-long lessons:
  1. Somking is bad.
  2. 60 years and a couple of inches of bicep will easily turn a "Pepe" tattoo into "Peepee".

[info]timduru

August 6 2005, 20:59:05 UTC 6 years ago

great photo !
we should build a giant web at FC and get all the fursuits in it for the photo shot ;))

[info]radjin

August 6 2005, 22:27:11 UTC 6 years ago

THAT! *points at the Tim* is a fantastic idea. It would be cool to have a giant fur pile all stuck to the web. What a feast some spider would have.

[info]timduru

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[info]luphinus

August 7 2005, 13:51:00 UTC 6 years ago

Maybe she was lesbian? It's common in gay club scenes and chat rooms to call women "fish" because of the jokes 'Tastes like tuna' - 'Smells like fish.'

But I have seen a fish in the Zodiac Flash Boards in the tattoo shops I've been in.

[info]aladasian

August 6 2005, 21:50:32 UTC 6 years ago

OOPS... Spiderman had a premature discharge of webbing? O.o'

*shot for stupid joke* -.-"

[info]radjin

August 6 2005, 22:23:32 UTC 6 years ago

First that really looks comfy, *runs and pounces into the web with you*

As for tattoos, brands and other such permanent scaring, I have never met someone in their sixties who didn't regret it. Why not get the temporary ones that fade, then you can have a new message as your mood changes.

[info]brown_wolf

August 7 2005, 00:32:26 UTC 6 years ago

You look cool and comfy in a middle of a heat wave ;)

Anyway, I don't plan on having a tatoo. I just don't look good with one.

[info]akseawolf

August 7 2005, 00:35:11 UTC 6 years ago

Blake looks pretty comfey there. I wish I didn't work nights and could make more gigs like this.

Have you read The Chinese Tattoo Prank?

[info]brokkentwolf

August 7 2005, 02:38:31 UTC 6 years ago

The picture that they show on that article has the character for "Woman" and "strength" I imagine that together, it's meant to read "Girl Power".

[info]sabotlours

August 7 2005, 00:41:42 UTC 6 years ago

*puts on spider costume*
Murrrr. Vore. ;oP

[info]lots42

August 7 2005, 01:15:35 UTC 6 years ago

OMG RUN SPIDERMAN IS AFTER THE FURRIES!

[info]rorydedog

August 7 2005, 04:49:31 UTC 6 years ago

First and foremost: OMG That is a great pic! Blake is soo Cute :)

As for the tattoo's I seem to remember an asian tattoo artist getting arrested about a year ago for tattooing false characters onto people. They would ask for something like "Beautiful woman" in chinese and he (not wanting to see his language used for non asians) would tattoo something like "Stupid whore"

[info]penh

August 7 2005, 05:05:57 UTC 6 years ago

For the best in ill-advised tattoos, check out http://www.hanzismatter.com.

[info]furahi

August 7 2005, 06:51:20 UTC 6 years ago

Great pic, Brokken, thanks for sharing

[info]laceaurora

August 7 2005, 17:55:40 UTC 6 years ago

oh thats really cool and fun.

yeah I understand the tatoos on the rise. Some around here after been sporting them as well as my own brother got a tatoo like 2 weeks ago

[info]baddogshuck

August 7 2005, 20:14:20 UTC 6 years ago

Thankfully I had someone draw my tattoo. I am confident he knew what he was writing ;)

[info]brokkentwolf

August 7 2005, 20:38:20 UTC 6 years ago

I KNEW you'd reply to this. :) I can assertively say that it's spelled correctly. HOWEVER - my Chinese calligraphy is not the best around. :)

[info]delako

August 8 2005, 04:27:59 UTC 6 years ago

cute pic!!


While I was gettin my tattoo some guy called and wanted 'Metallica' across his back written in 'Chinese or something'. :)

[info]madiushrat

August 9 2005, 01:09:42 UTC 6 years ago

At a recent street festival up here, one booth was set up explicitly for Chinese tattoos only. All of them, and I mean all of them, were wrong, except 女力 ("Girl Power") and 子 ("Child"). Their "Happiness" was clearly a T with five more horizontal strokes (which, if memory serves me right, translates to "I'm an idiot".) The asian people running the booth didn't know what they meant either, but it drew in the customers.

It's kinda like those "anime" shirts from 2000; they don't really mean anything but people just expect that they do. (i bought one too, don't worry ^^;;)
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