What are some good lit-related tattoos?

[Anonymous No.9326770]

pic slaughterhouse five

[Anonymous No.9326775]

i know someone with a big T little t tattoo

[Anonymous No.9326780]

>tattoo
kys

[Anonymous No.9326830]

Tattoos are for faggots

[Anonymous No.9327482]

God a tattoo of that is the opposite of the meaning of slaughterhouse-five, same with those "so it goes" tattoos. They make me cringe the most because the person clearly didn't get it

[Anonymous No.9327486]

>>9327482
It's also not originally from S5 anyway

[Anonymous No.9327490]

>>9327482
I freeze up when I come across someone who doesn't understand irony, especially in this culture. Could it be that they've been so overexposed to it that they think irony is sincerity?

[Anonymous No.9327495]

>>9326770
Tattoos always look so bad on white people

[Anonymous No.9327496]

>>9326770
That's the serenity prayer, you dense plebeian.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serenity_Prayer

[Anonymous No.9327508]

>>9326770

The most /lit/ tattoo is the lack of one. Adolf Loos was right.

[Anonymous No.9327511]

>>9327490
I think in the case of S5 it's a result of the book's over-memeing when its actual message isn't immediately obvious. People read it, they like the easy prose, miss the point and want to memorialize the fact that they read it

[Anonymous No.9327517]

>>9327482
Can someone explain why Plebbit and Slaughterhouse 5 fans love the quote "So it goes..." so much? It sounds so lame.

[Anonymous No.9327519]

>>9327490
But I do agree it's an overexposure thing too, and even purity politics that a "classic" book is inherently sincere

[Anonymous No.9327524]

>>9327517
Have you read it? Any time there is a death mentioned the narrator says "so it goes", for like, bugs, main characters, Jesus, you get it.

[Anonymous No.9327621]

[Anonymous No.9327792]

I've considered getting a bit of Shakespeare tattooed, intentionally with the context twisted. "Stars hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires".

[Anonymous No.9327911]

>>9327621
>"..."

[Anonymous No.9328008]

>>9327792
So what's the context? Shameless pleb here.

[Anonymous No.9328225]

>>9327517
because it's le epic literary reference my good sir *holds up monocle*

[Anonymous No.9328387]

>>9327495
What? Tattoos only look good on white skin, wtf are you on about?

[Anonymous No.9328395]

>tattooing paragraphs of text on your body
How fucking gay
Only symbols are acceptable or some very simple drawings

[Anonymous No.9328398]

>>9326770
Pretty sure that saying is from AA. Or if it's just a religious saying that HAPPENS to be used heavily by AA then it still has that connection to AA.

I like this quote...

"Alcohol, taken in sufficient quantities, may produce all the effects of drunkenness."
-Oscar Wilde

[Anonymous No.9328931]

>>9328225
are you mocking the retarded or just retarded?

[Anonymous No.9328937]

"monads have no windows"

On my forehead

[Anonymous No.9328950]

Getting a tattoo is like erecting a shopping mall in a nature reserve

It's sacrilege and never looks better than not having it

[Anonymous No.9328984]

>>9328950
Depends on who you ask. Some people think the naked body is boring unless it's got permanent art injected onto it. I'm not like that; I prefer women to be quite conservative with their ink, however I can respect having little touches here and here. Preferably no tramp stamp. Personally I've got a flag on my shoulder, and I'm proud to have it. I plan to get another tattoo some day once I have my first successful hunt, and I'll probably someday get yet another tattoo in celebration of being a self-published author. Yeah, I think I'll make a note of that. On the one-year anniversary of me being a self-published author, I'm going to get a tattoo. I don't know what it will be, but I'm going to do it, and it might very well end up being paid for by said books. I'm already making money yet I haven't been self-published for even 6 months yet.

[Anonymous No.9329067]

>>9328984
;)

[Anonymous No.9329082]

>>9328984
Good, good.