Isidius writes, “three Agent Orange droplets, given to my father in Vietnam then passed on to me, my brother and my sister.” The tattoo was done by Amy at The Body Art Shop in — oh, no, not again — Adelaide, Australia.
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So this is a very cool tattoo…I guess it means a lot to me since I’m watching my father deteriorate daily due to his exposure to Agent Orange in Vietnam. Thanks to Agent Orange, he has Parkinson’s Disease and Peripheral Neuropathy. It’s awesome that this person is memorializing the chemical that I’m sure has affected their life so profoundly. I love when tattoos have such a hard hitting background story!
i LOVE the concept of this tattoo.. looks awesome too.
I saw that on one of the tattoo pages and I’m glad it ended up here. It’s incredible.
What is agent orange?
Agent Orange is the stuff the US Army sprayed in Vietnam to kill the forrests. Between 2.1 and 4.8 million people where sprayed there.
To read more about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agent_orange
I couldn’t care less about the “vets” who also got it, they shouldn’t have been there in the first place.
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bumffght is __________…..to many words to describe that kind of ignorance…~_0
whoa, whoa, i’m an iraq vet and i just decided on my own rendition of this tattoo. and i’m totally against it, so don’t knock on war vets. we get fucked up in the head when we come home because we were trained to believe that it was the right thing at the time.