“I’m the envy of the faculty lounge,” writes Mr. Sowers about his tattoo by Drew Rash at Kadillac Tattoo in Philadelphia, PA.
“I’m the envy of the faculty lounge,” writes Mr. Sowers about his tattoo by Drew Rash at Kadillac Tattoo in Philadelphia, PA.
#2 pencil FTW!
Awww!:)
That’s awesome. Score another modified professional.
Yes! Teaching is sexy.
awwww, that’s SO sweet ^^
that is fucking AWESOME. A+!
awwww! so awesome!
maybe the only tattoo my teacher mother would aprove of! lol :P
I have such a thing for teachers! If only I could find a tattooed teacher my dreams would come true. So hot.
AMAZING! the idea, execution, and the sentiment behind this ink just makes me smile from ear to ear.
I just want to hug him.
Very cool!
Like “n”, above, this just makes me smile from ear to ear!
No fair, I have to keep EVERYTHING hidden. Maybe that’s because I am only a student teacher and therefore pretty low on the food chain and still trying to make a good impression. I always figured I’d wait for tenure to be a little sloppy about hiding tattoos…
the only thing that could possibly match this is mr. ray from finding nemo :)
How much you want to bet he made damn sure it got spelled right?
It’s old-school as well! (Pun intended.)
Beautiful.
You get a gold star, dear! A+
That’s really cool that he’s passionate about what he does. The tattoo is really well done, too.
that’s so awesome!
Awww that’s so cute.
This is so cool!
If they´d hassel you for this tattoo they´d shoot themselves in their own leg (german saying..dunno the english version,sry. ).
A+ ;)
Goddamnit! Why didn’t I think of this first!
That rocks!!
Wow, this is awesome. :D
Awwwwwww I wish I had a teacher like him…
ohmygod that’s awesome! love it
hahahahahaha…
This is awesome. I hope there’s a time when I don’t ahve to cover up my tats while teaching. :)
More teachers need to have body modifications. This tattoo is stunning, and if anyone in the facility ever discriminate him for this tattoo, then they are really fucked up. I forwarded the link to my teacher friend and he said it was great.
I am, for the first time ever, at a district where I am required to hide my tattoo and hate it. Didn’t think I had to ask a discriminatory question like “Do you have an anti-tattoo policy” in my interview.