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Peacock Tattooby ~innervision13

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Got the peacock feather added...Et tu Brute needed somethiiiing and oh how I love peacocks! Based it off of another tattoo I saw somewhereeee plus pardon my big ass.

JP at Needles of Fury did this one!

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!Nadeizhda Aug 10, 2010

what does this say? and in what language?

~innervision13 Aug 11, 2010

It's in Latin and the supposed last words of Julius Caesar...so it translates to, "And you, Brutus?" I got it in reference to the Shakespeare play "Julius Caesar" because I'm a Shakespearetard. [link] <this goes in depth more if you're interested, even though Wikipedia is not a real encyclopedia, I knoooow.

!Nadeizhda Aug 18, 2010

thanks,very helpful. Bless you, and continue loving what you love.. who cares if youre a dork!
Im a fool for Christ, and it doesnt matter, bc I love it!

~innervision13 Aug 29, 2010

Very true! And the more I go on, the more I find out that the odd things we love is what makes us interesting!

!Nadeizhda Sep 7, 2010

Indeed! We are beautifully and fearfully made... we are unique and the precious children of the Lord.
Blessings and keep doin what ya love!

~neenuhx3 Jul 1, 2010

What's the reason for "Et tu, Brute"? I recognized it from Julius Ceasar. Love the feather!

~innervision13 Jul 8, 2010

I'm a really big literature tard is all haha no, I wasn't epicly betrayed! But yeah, I'm majoring in English Lit in hopes of teaching it at the college level and happen to be one of the few that enjoy Shakespeare so alas! And thanks