Sunday, January 28, 2007
A Painful Way to Say One Cares
There's a story in the New York Times this morning about Bam Margera, a guy who's made a lot of money doing very stupid things to himself, stuff that hurts him in a very physical way. He was on MTV's "Jackass."
That led to Right Guard commercials.
Anyway, he's getting married and, yes, this was in the New York Times and, clearly, April was hogging the sections with the important news.
MTV is documenting the wedding planning (in fact, MTV's helping with the wedding planning, which wouldn't be a bad way to go, but I absolutely do not want Sean Combs in Columbus or here in Portland for the Ruckus).
The interview appears to have taken place in a bar, and after the interview the two head off to to get celebratory tattoos. The bride-to-be gets "313" tattooed on the inside of her lower lip. That's the area code for Detroit, where they bought their wedding bands.
The Bam guy gets "Dr. J" tattooed on the inside of his lower lip, because the dude loved Dr. J.
My point is this: A tattoo on the inside of one's lower lip has got to hurt like hell.
That led to Right Guard commercials.
Anyway, he's getting married and, yes, this was in the New York Times and, clearly, April was hogging the sections with the important news.
MTV is documenting the wedding planning (in fact, MTV's helping with the wedding planning, which wouldn't be a bad way to go, but I absolutely do not want Sean Combs in Columbus or here in Portland for the Ruckus).
The interview appears to have taken place in a bar, and after the interview the two head off to to get celebratory tattoos. The bride-to-be gets "313" tattooed on the inside of her lower lip. That's the area code for Detroit, where they bought their wedding bands.
The Bam guy gets "Dr. J" tattooed on the inside of his lower lip, because the dude loved Dr. J.
My point is this: A tattoo on the inside of one's lower lip has got to hurt like hell.
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