Tattooed Tech: Loving the Logo

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• Utterly pathetic.

  n/t

  

  IT_Fella

  28 September, 2012 16:55

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  • Agree

    It always amazes me how consumers advertise products for free. Showing a Nike logo on a garment is one thing. Tattooing a corporate logo or similar on your body must be the ultimate mindless "sheep" act.
    
    It makes me want to take another long step away from Apple. Carrying an Apple product and running into someone with an Apple tattoo would make throw my Apple device in the garbage. I would NEVER want to be even remotely associated that environment. It reminds me of cults. These people should not be allowed to vote.

    

    D.T.Long

    28 September, 2012 17:05

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    • "These people should not be allowed to vote."

      No...these people shouldn't be allowed to REPRODUCE.

      

      IT_Fella

      28 September, 2012 18:22

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      • No risk of that

        As soon as potential partners see the Dell logo, not in the mood any more.

        

        paulhknight

        28 September, 2012 20:32

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• Apple's logo is so ironic

  "Think Different"
  
  just like 100 million other people.
  
  You can't make this stuff up.

  

  toddbottom3

  28 September, 2012 17:13

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  • Do you mean slogan not logo

    The apple is the logo

    

    Anthony E

    28 September, 2012 17:30

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    • Yes, you are right

      Thanks (blah blah blah, add more text to get past spam filter)

      

      toddbottom3

      28 September, 2012 17:40

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  • Ironic

    As that slogan is years old... it was first used in 1997 and was discontinued in 2002.
    
    You are right, you can't make this stuff up.

    

    athynz

    28 September, 2012 19:46

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  • Exactly

    My thought kind Sir!

    

    Northernstar8

    29 September, 2012 00:40

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• Some of those don't look real...

  ... like they're temporary tats or something... especially the Facebook one.
  
  As for the fool with that Facebook "tattoo" on his arm... if he was truly a hardcore Facebook fan, he should have the tattoo on his *face*, not his arm.

  

  Hallowed are the Ori

  28 September, 2012 18:51

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  • They're probably temperary marketing tatoos

    for trade shows or something close.
    
    They're are all too sharp, vibrant and shiny, so I'm thinking they're stick on or painted on.

    

    Challenger R/T

    29 September, 2012 15:44

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• All I can say..

  is ROFLMAO! That's even better than an 80 year old with a tramp stamp. LOL.

  

  timspublic1@...

  28 September, 2012 19:27

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• I do like the disclaimer ...

  ... "Not Actual Game Footage"

  

  Scubajrr

  28 September, 2012 20:17

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• Not Geeky!!

  Thats not geeky, that is just sad!!!

  

  schultzycom

  28 September, 2012 21:05

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• IIRC, The zune fanboy tried to change his name

  to "Microsoft Zune." Eventually getting the Tattoo covered over by a tattoo of Dick Cheney. True Story.

  

  Tigertank

  28 September, 2012 21:51

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• You Can Reuse Your Iphone 4 Logo

  Just stretch that patch of skin out.

  

  ldo17

  28 September, 2012 22:31

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• Not all of the images are real tattoos

  It is more than obvious that the 2nd image is a very bad photoshop.

  

  wackoae

  29 September, 2012 03:37

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  • I noticed that the hair was shaved around most of them

    that's the first thing you do before getting a temp or painetd on "tattoo"

    

    Challenger R/T

    29 September, 2012 15:47

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    • Real or Fake

      Shaving the area to be tattooed is also the first thing that is done before a real tattoo. The facebook one is obviously fake. The tramp stamp on the girl though, that one I would like to check it out myself before rendering a decision......it's hard to tell from that angle, but I would be willing to try.

      

      Rebelflag39

      1 October, 2012 20:04

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• Companies pay to advertise...

  Not to be entitled to have others do it for free.
  
  All this speaks more about how cheap, fickle, and free (of intelligence) that the customer base is.

  

  HypnoToad72

  29 September, 2012 11:23

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