seem to have tattoos,
investing countless hours of pain and money into making them, but what happens when you die? it was a given they would be dead and buried with you, but not anymore,
you can now have your beloved tattoo carved from you when
you die and mounted in a picture frame thanks to a company called Save
My Ink, after death, relatives have 18 hours to inform Save My Ink, they
are then sent a removal kit with instructions, and a prepaid return packaging
to the funeral home, the tattoo needs to be removed by the embalmer within 60
hours and sent back to Save My Ink, the art is then returned to the family
after three to six months for you to hang on your wall or your place of honor,
it must be me, somehow I would prefer a picture of the departed loved one, I
mean if you look at the money I have spent on my teeth in my life it would
be far more expensive than most tattoos, but would you
really want to see my gnashers staring down at you from the mantelpiece?
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