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Distracted wrote:Seems a stupid thing for a model/actress to do to herself, but I suppose that area is fairly easy to cover with makeup.

Honestly I didn't look at the tattoo.

Kevin Thomas Riley wrote:

Distracted wrote:Seems a stupid thing for a model/actress to do to herself, but I suppose that area is fairly easy to cover with makeup.

Tell that to Angelina Jolie! And I've always wondered how they manage to cover up all her tattoos (except in her latest movie). Must be a pain for makeup artists and/or in post-production.

I think it's the sexiest damn thing about her. I was never actually much into Angelina Jolie until I saw those tats.

Elessar wrote:I think it's the sexiest damn thing about her. I was never actually much into Angelina Jolie until I saw those tats.

Well, I love Angelina as much as the next hetero-sexual male, but I generally find her hot in spite of all her tattoos, not because. Maybe since they're often covered up in her movies and photoshoots.

But I haven't seen Wanted yet...

Kevin Thomas Riley wrote:

Elessar wrote:I think it's the sexiest damn thing about her. I was never actually much into Angelina Jolie until I saw those tats.

Well, I love Angelina as much as the next hetero-sexual male, but I generally find her hot in spite of all her tattoos, not because. Maybe since they're often covered up in her movies and photoshoots.

But I haven't seen Wanted yet...

Well she has additional fake ones in Wanted. That's what I'm referring to. I don't USUALLY like women with lots of tattoos, it's seriously like 1 in 20 or less that something about the type, the arrangement, totally turns me on. Maggie Gylenhaal in Stranger Than Fiction and her one sleeved arm is a good example.

Funny thing is, I watched it a second time and they didn't do as much for me as the first time I watched it , who knows.

But yeah, watch Wanted - the abomination of the portrayal of physics notwithstanding.