http://www.bmezine.com/tattoo/A50905/high/bmegl123854.jpg
忘不了 is a common Chinese phrase that meant "
Oh, the irony...
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Senin, 19 September 2005
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http://www.bmezine.com/tattoo/A50905/high/bmegl123854.jpg
忘不了 is a common Chinese phrase that meant "
Oh, the irony...
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http://www.bmezine.com/tattoo/A50823/high/bmegl119642.jpg
If you managed to get 神 done correctly on the arm, why couldn't you do the same with 生?!
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Many Asian countries use squatting type toilets, where the user squat over a water trench and water would wash the bio-mass down into the septic tank. These types of toilets in China are called 糞槽 (feces trench) or 尿槽 (urine trench).
The character 槽 may also mean “tank”, “trough”, and “groove” depends on context.
I had a good laugh when a reader emailed in his friend’s tattoo (see above) and said his friend wanted “tank” (military type, not the toilet kind) on him because he liked military tanks and he is a big guy.
By the way, “tank” (military type) in Chinese is 坦克 or 戰車, and 戦車 in Japanese.
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