Monday, November 12, 2007

Koala in the Bush

After I watched Des get the awesome tattoo across her shoulder last month, my desire for a tattoo of my own increased to new levels. Tattoos are so cool! Des and I discussed my interest in a tattoo later that afternoon, and I confessed that I was still reluctant to go under the pen for two reasons: the permanency of tattoos and my irrational fear that I will not be allowed to be buried in a Jewish cemetery although I do not believe in God and think that cemeteries are a waste of land. However, if I ever did get a tattoo, I thought I would want a koala bear, since it is an animal I relate to. (Koalas are sweet and cuddly looking, but in actuality, they are vicious little assholes.)

A few weeks later, Des posted this picture of a koala on my infrequently used MySpace page:

She noted, "Can't you see the evil gleam in his eye?" Seriously, the critter is perfect, and it inspired a suitably ridiculous and excruciatingly painful plan.

One day, I will get my snatch waxed. After it heals a bit, I will get the koala tattooed on my crotch. Then my pubic hair will grow back, hiding Horatio (that's what I named the koala) in the bush. Oh man, just thinking about that makes me laugh. (And wince.*)

*Have no fear, any parental figure who reads this. The odds of me carrying out my brilliant scheme of personal decoration are negligible. But I do like thinking about it.

4 comments:

  1. It's such a brilliant plan, and it makes me laugh and laugh. And yes, it probably is better as only a theory, but still.

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  2. My uber-Jewish cousin told me they don't really adhere to the tattoo rule anymore. But maybe that's more because she is trying to make me more Jewish . . . . even though I have a tattoo . . . .

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  3. the thought is funny, the implementation of the plan sounds like a painful torture befitting of "24" or our own CIA...

    besides, once you have the koala, you might not want to cover him up, so you will have to keep on waxing. eek

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