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Beavis and Butt-Head cartoon outline on upper back
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The tattoo shows the cartoon characters Beavis and Butt-Head side by side, drawn in a thin black outline with no shading. Each figure wears a t-shirt with a band name printed on it, and the faces are drawn with simple expressions. The tattoo is shown in close-up on skin with some redness around it, and the background is blurred.
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A story inspired by this tattoo · fiction
The bus shelter on Gallowtree Road had been vandalised so many times that the council had given up, so Dez and Mal had taken it over as an office. Every Thursday they sat under the cracked perspex with a flask of cheap coffee and a notebook, rating passing cars on how loud they were.
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Mal reckoned a Vauxhall with a dragging exhaust scored a nine. Dez said a nine needed flames, and that was that. They argued it through three buses, one of which didn't stop, and by the fourth Dez had written FLAMES = 10 in capitals across the page and underlined it twice, which he said settled it.
Mr Okonedo came out of the bakery opposite with a tray of rolls and asked what they were doing. Mal said, "Scoring," and Dez said, "Nobody's asked us to stop." Mr Okonedo considered this for a while, then offered them a roll, which Dez accepted on the grounds that it was still technically a bribe for a judge.
A white van came round the corner with no silencer at all, rattling the glass so hard the timetable fell off its hook. Dez stood up slowly, wiped the crumbs off his notebook, and wrote a number he didn't need to explain.
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