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Cant believe that!!
Wow so damn cruel.. Cant believe that. At least u have the decency to sedate them before you tatoo them. Tatoos hurt after ward and u put the pigs through that hurt. Hope somebody sedates u and peirces every part of ur body.. and u wake up.. to find you are in pain.. and then u skin them for the art work.. im an artist and i would never do that to someone. terrible human.