Think before you ink: Thai woman rants on social media about her terrible tattoo

 

Picture: Sanook

 

A widely shared post from Nakhon Sri Thammarat in the south of Thailand featured a woman who had been to a tattooist in Muang district. 

 

She got a tattoo that she said was nothing like what she wanted.

 

She said she wanted a "Phayanak" or King of the Nagas, a mythical beast of legend. 

 

Instead she said she got a "big headed green snake".

 

She posted a warning to people about the tattooist who she said lacked "morals".

 

He was not taking this lying down. 

 

He hit back saying that she had got what she wanted and it was suitable for a woman. 

 

His attached post had quite a bit of foul language redacted in the Sanook article. 

 

The tattooist claimed that he has plenty of satisfied customers and he couldn't care less. 

 

Soure: Sanook

 

 

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21 minutes ago, webfact said:

The tattooist claimed that he has plenty of satisfied customers and he couldn't care less.

That´s the spirit! Good service, dude.

 

 

Temporary tattoos are fine but I've never understood the desire to  permanently deface one's body.

6 minutes ago, Andy from Kent said:

 

 

Temporary tattoos are fine but I've never understood the desire to  permanently deface one's body.

I am sure like many others i thought it was a good idea at the time.

Yes they are permanent.I could do without mine now but ,

33 minutes ago, webfact said:

 

Instead she said she got a "big headed green snake

I seen a snake bit like that before ..

it had been run over .. 

18 minutes ago, Andy from Kent said:

 

 

Temporary tattoos are fine but I've never understood the desire to  permanently deface one's body.

Nothing wrong with tattoos, just make sure you get what you want...do your research first.

49 minutes ago, webfact said:

The tattooist claimed that he has plenty of satisfied customers and he couldn't care less. 

Yes, which is why he took to social media and lit into her.

 

 

I wonder where he fits in the order of cost - somewhere in top where quality is expected, or was it bargain basement thainess at its best?

Looks OK to me.

somehow i don't trust tattooed people

Like if you are fan of Freddie, your tattoo can think in many ways! Coz know hes sexuality! Maybe he always smile when "singing" in microphone!

 

 

I was expecting much worse, it looks okay. 

54 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

Nothing wrong with tattoos, just make sure you get what you want...do your research first.

Agreed, but remember they will start to sag as you do !

5 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Agreed, but remember they will start to sag as you do !

Some of us watch what we eat and exercise...sagging is a lifestyle choice I reject...

1 hour ago, Andy from Kent said:

 

 

Temporary tattoos are fine but I've never understood the desire to  permanently deface one's body.

To deface something is another persons treasure. Just ask the people saying Picasso art is beautiful.

1 hour ago, 2 is 1 said:

Like if you are fan of Freddie, your tattoo can think in many ways! Coz know hes sexuality! Maybe he always smile when "singing" in microphone!

 

 

Ah you mean AC/DC!

 

Personally I hate tattoos, and a huge turnoff for me in a woman. I see it the same way as smoking. I used to make myself and don't mind people smoking in the bar with me, but I don't fancy women that smoke. 

Why  don’t I have any tattoos???

  For the same reason you don’t put a bumper sticker on a Ferrari.

3 hours ago, JeffersLos said:

I was expecting much worse, it looks okay. 

Agree.  While it might not be exactly what she wanted it doesn't look that bad.  I don't know anything about getting a tattoo but don't they first draw the picture on your skin and then color it in ?  If so,  then she should have seen that what he drew on her wasn't exactly what she wanted. 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

and he couldn't care less. 

A  Thai customer service tradition practiced for generations

4 hours ago, webfact said:

The tattooist claimed that he has plenty of satisfied customers and he couldn't care less.

Customer satisfaction is not a high priority in some establishments.

3 hours ago, worldfun said:

somehow i don't trust tattooed people

I used to never trust facial haired guys, but there are so many now.

4 hours ago, worldfun said:

somehow i don't trust tattooed people

That's what my girlfriend said as well when i wanted to get my first tattoo , then i showed her an old guy sitting at the pool with in my eyes a much to young thai girl and this guy didn't have any tattoos . So i asked her would you trust this guy then ?? That's 14 years ago and i am full of tattoos now ???? and still with my girfriend 

4 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

Nothing wrong with tattoos

Especially if you like looking as if you have a skin disease. . . or, if a Thai girl, a hooker.

3 minutes ago, oobar said:

Especially if you like looking as if you have a skin disease. . . or, if a Thai girl, a hooker.

Nope. Tattoos are an individuals choice and no one else’s. 

7 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

12 minutes ago, oobar said:

Especially if you like looking as if you have a skin disease. . . or, if a Thai girl, a hooker.

Nope. Tattoos are an individuals choice and no one else’s. 

Would never dispute this.  Everyone has an individual right to appear skin diseased or look like a hooker.

4 minutes ago, oobar said:

Would never dispute this.  Everyone has an individual right to appear skin diseased or look like a hooker.

Oh dear, that all you got...

Doesn't really matter how the tattoo looks like, it's like virginity, tramp stamps. Some Thai women are starting to look like gang members.

If a Thai woman has a tattoo there's a 98% certainty she is prostitute. One walk around Nana and you'll see nothing but tattooed hookers.