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Man With Flux Capacitor Tattoo Should Keep It Below 88 MPH

We’ve seen before what happens when die-hard fandom combines with a love of tattoos. The results can be, depending on your point of view, either really awesome or really unfortunate. The latest contender in the “How Much Will I Regret This When I’m Sixty?” competition is this fine gentleman sporting a tattoo of Back to the Future‘s flux capacitor across his chest.

The flux capacitor, as you may recall, is what makes time travel possible. While it’s a fine tattoo, as tattoos go, it does raise a great many unanswered questions. Did this guy get the idea for the tattoo after slipping and hitting his head? What happens if he travels faster than 88 miles per hour? Does he leave a flame trail everywhere he goes? And, perhaps most importantly…where does he insert the plutonium?

 

via FashionablyGeek

Comments

  • http://www.facebook.com/viperguy586 Thomas Glenn

    Although it’s cool, I doubt the validity of it being a tattoo. If it is a real tattoo please tell me the stencil is still there b/c the jagged outlines all over the place make it look more like a sketch with a pen. (I believe this one is nothing but a pen and colored in.) UNLESS, that is what he is going for is a rough draft sketch of a flux capacitor then yea its good lol. (there are tons of perfectly drawn flux capacitors to make a stencil of and a real tattoo artist would of done so) not sure why this one is leaking yellow either.

  • saw

    Oh come on… you know where the plutonium goes… you’re just too PC to say it :)