Yet another poor soul that ended up in the tattoo shop after too much Hello Kitty beer and thought this would be a good idea…

Another in the long line of Hello Kitty tattoos that will undoubtedly regretted…

Sent in by finly

It has been shown time and again that Hello Kitty in herself is just plain wrong. Hello Kitty tattoos have a way of highlighting that wrongness in ways that make us all shake our heads in disbelief. Then, of course, there are tattoos that when seen are simply wrong in so many ways and there isn’t really much more to say. A perfect example:

In most cases, I would warn anyone who saw a tattoo like this on their girlfriend to run as far away as quickly as possible, but if someone can’t figure that out on their own, they’re already a lost cause and deserve the Hello Kitty Hell they find themselves in…

Sent in by Owl

I just became a huge fan of Tinker Bell:

Sent in by Laura

As difficult as it is to imagine, Hello Kitty fanatics have come up with a way to make even the Hello Kitty wedding ring look like it could be a good option. In their never ending drive to make every guy with even an ounce of sanity stay as far away as possible from them, a Hello Kitty fanatic somehow decided that a Hello Kitty finger tattoo in combination with the “always forever” sentiment of a Hello Kitty wedding ring would be a wonderful idea. Even more unfathomable, the Hello Kitty fanatic was able to convince her significant other that this idea wasn’t completely and utterly insane. Thus he has to live with the Hello Kitty wedding ring tattoo for eternity:

My guess is that this poor soul was significantly Hello Kitty liquored up, Hello Kitty high as a kite or had a Hello Kitty shotgun pointing in his direction when this unfortunate ink art was created. No matter what the reason, one thing is perfectly clear — he will be suffering the rest of his life in Hello Kitty Hell…

Sent in by Katherine

For some reason which I still have not been able to fathom, people feel compelled to ruin my day by sending me photos of their tattoos of the evil feline. It’s as if they believe that their tattoo will somehow convince me that I have somehow misinterpreted my Hello Kitty Hell and all of a sudden I will become a born again Hello Kitty fanatic. The truth is that I simply see another addition to the never ending line of people who will undoubtedly regret their Hello Kitty tattoos. The latest case to perfectly illustrate this is the Hello Kitty terminator tattoo:

While I do greatly appreciate the accurate portrayal of what Hello Kitty looks like to most of us, it is still beyond me how this could have ever been considered a good thing to do…

Sent in by Eric

While there are numerous things that one can say about Hello Kitty fanatics, I guess there is one thing that you can never say. That is that Hello Kitty fanatics don’t provide an ample amount of “wtf?” into the lives of all the sane people in the world. This is especially true when it comes to Hello Kitty tattoos as yet another one so perfectly illustrates:

There is probably the very distinct possibility that you’re going to truly regret the giant Hello Kitty bow tattoo you got on your back in a few years when you realize that it’s difficult to distinguish it from a giant clown nose with bow tie in the background. Just saying…

Sent in by far too many readers

Update: That giant clown nose doesn’t get any better with less clothes:

Sent in by Megan

Once again, it appears that Hello Kitty has decided to take combinations in an unfortunate direction. Hello Kitty tattoos and Hello Kitty piercings are frightening enough on their own, so who would ever doubt that a Hello Kitty fanatic would have the unfortunate thought that putting them together would be a good idea?

I’m definitely not in favor of this new piercing / tattoo combination development or what is likely to evolve from this in Hello Kitty Hell…

Sent in by Julia…

In her never ending quest to unwittingly create the worst tattoos in the history of mankind (and to use absolutely any avenue possible to further her into the limelight on the backs of others), the evil feline decided that a Hello Kitty Michael Jordan tattoo would somehow be a good idea:

Does anyone really doubt that this isn’t going to end until there is a full Hello Kitty all star team of basketball player tattoos?

Sent in by G

Hello Kitty fans once again prove that there is absolutely no Hello Kitty tattoo combination that they believe shouldn’t be created. Case in point – someone actually thought that a Hello Kitty x Guns N Roses Hello Kitty Axl Rose tattoo would be a good idea:

Apparently this tattoo was inked at kat Von D’s high voltage tattoo from LA ink by tattoo artist KHOI (based on artwork by Plasticgod) at a cost of $480 with tip. For some reasone, paying a large amount to have the evil feline permanently afixed to your skin so that you can regret it for the rest of your life seems to be a common trait among Hello Kitty fans…

Sent in by Annie

It sucks to be a Star Trek fan if there is a Hello Kitty fanatic in the vicinity. If you have to ask why, then obviously you haven’t seen the abominations such as the Hello Kitty Klingon, the Hello Kitty Captain Kirk and the Hello Kitty Spock. And we all know that Hello Kitty fanatics can’t resist terrible Hello Kitty tattoo combinations, so it really shouldn’t come as a surprise that some delusional fan thought that getting a Hello Kitty Spock tattoo would actually be a good idea:

The irony. Leave it to Hello Kitty fan to combine one of the most logical characters in TV history with the evil feline to come up with something that makes absolutely no sense…

Sent in by Dana