News, Would you have this done? D.C. tattoo parlors offer lasting inaugural memories. (cut, washing)

[JD59]

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Sometimes, a T-shirt just doesn't cut it.

For those who want a more permanent way to showcase their support for Barack Obama, Washington's tattoo parlors are ready to help.

D.C. tattoo parlors offer lasting inaugural memories - CNN.com

[amanda0808]

Interesting. I love tattoos, but I don't think I could bring myself to get a political affiliation/candidate tattooed on me.

[TriMT7]

Lol, SERIOUSLY?

Now it's getting a bit creepy. If someone is that infatuated with Obama, they should wait at least until he is out of office....just in case he screws up. It'd be like someone getting a W tattoo back in 2001 when everyone loved him.

[Granny Sue]

That would be a no from me....I won't even tat my husband's name on me, let alone Obama's.

[Pitt Chick]

I don't like tattoos of any kind....

[Kathleen1971]

How stupid. I have nothing against tattoos, don't have any myself, but to tattoo a President who has barely even taken office yet on ones body is insane. Plus it really adds fuel to the crazy Obama is anti-christ wackadoos since tattooing ones self with the anti-christs mark is a sign of his return. Let's not feed the crazies mmkay?

[Bella52]

Never. This is getting insane.........or should I say more like a circus event.

[Rhenzanite]

well... I wouldn't get that particular tattoo, but I DID get a free pirate tattoo for International Talk Like A Pirate Day 2 years ago

[Mistyck]

Hell no! I love tattoos, and I love being inked, but I would never get a political tattoo, nor a tattoo with a name/face of anyone but my daughter.

[East Coast Wanderer]

Politics are not something I would advertize with a tattoo.