From here:
Kerryn loves Kurt Vonnegut and decided to get “And so it goes” ( a recurring line from Slaughterhouse Five) tattooed on her shoulder.
Finally on the other side of three decades worth of bad shit, Gil decided to get “And so it was” tattooed on her back representing the past that she has moved on from but that made her who she is.
And Meg, the eternal optimist decided to get “And so it will be” on her right arm as a symbol of the beautiful unknown.
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These are the perfect tattoos.
Beautiful! (In so many ways)
this is one of the most clever and beautiful thing i have ever seen printed on a person. and that it grew to three persons, who share these feelings and friendship is amazing.
great job!
The only problem is… the quote is actually, “So it goes.”
the most stunning threesome ive ever seen. and i’ve seen a few
i absolutely love it.
What a great way to bond the three of you!
lulz scenesters.
good job getting the quote wrong, since you’re supposed to, you know, be a fan of vonnegut and all.
gtfo and go back to myspace.
I’m pretty sure people are free to have whatever they like tattooed on themselves. So what if she chose to add an “and”? It’s obviously not the direct quote, but I think literary-inspired tattoos (key word: inspired!) are just fine.
I am going to agree with sd on this one, I’m afraid.
It might have said more if it had been quoted correctly…
Ah, but to each his own, I suppose.