Nope but almost got one when they were in Pasadena for the Rose Bowl.
That’s simply awesome, No Chores. I remember that season well - one could argue Hawaii jobbed us out of a Music City Bowl appearance, but we also blew the opener at TCU.
Lower left leg above the ankle. Just the "N", about an inch or so. Visible on the golf course, which was one of the objectives. Several on the Board have seen it. Very tasteful in my humble opinion.
That's what I tried to get, but was discouraged by the tattoo artist who said white does not work well on tattoos. Perhaps you could prove me wrong, in which case I'll get mine enhanced.
That's why one tasteful tat is a good idea. You also have to face the fading sagging dilemma of old age.
That’s why you go for something timeless, like a floral pattern with interlocking NCats on your entire right arm. Duh.
What you could do is just have the N cat as normal skin. E.g. just have an outline and avoid the white ink altogether.
Speaking of newspaper articles, it turns out the Daily had an article about students obtaining tattoos in Chicago last year. I thought the one they showcased was a creative take on Northwestern Wildcat imagery, and an inspiration to us all.
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That’s gonna be a tough cover-up one day. Yeesh.Speaking of newspaper articles, it turns out the Daily had an article about students obtaining tattoos in Chicago last year. I thought the one they showcased was a creative take on Northwestern Wildcat imagery, and an inspiration to us all.
Northwestern students DIY tattoos, travel to Chicago
When Weinberg sophomore Carter Makice started Northwestern, they didn’t have any tattoos — now, they said they have around 10. However, they initially couldn’t find any local shop options; they said Google Maps once showed them a tattoo place in Evanston, but when they went there, it didn’t...
I’m going to take it a step further. That N-Cat tattoo on your wrist is pure awesomeness. Well done, @NUcats92.
I’ve come to a decision while watching the NBA finals (now that my children are asleep).Don't have one, but if I were to get one it would be retro Willy, 100%!
Let's all be honest here and say that a block "N" doesn't make for the prettiest tattoo.
LOL. My father got a bunch of tattoos while in the Air Force. One of them was an eyeball between his thumb and index finger that he could make wink with a movement of the right hand. Upon entering the business world later, he realized this was a career-limiting decision. He had a doctor cut it out, leaving a pretty nasty scar that was the lesser evil. This cautionary tale has always prevented me from considering any tattoo.
Also, just because they are in style is a bad reason to get a tattoo. I got one at 43 after many years of contemplating what to get and why and where. It means something to me, whether they are in style or not. Not a NU tattoo, though.
You should make it your profile photo. It’s pretty easy to upload a direct picture from your smartphone to Rivals.
My dad had one on his forearm from his time in the service. My mom made him remove it as a condition to get married so he has a similar nasty scar on his forearm (the removal technology has improved since).
Nonsense! Several on this Board have seen it and admired it. So have a number of physicians, including 2 female dermatologists. I could go on and on.
Did the female dermatologists get the school right? Or did you have to explain to them you didn’t go to school in Annapolis or Lincoln?
Neither of the female dermatologists were much interested in or knowledgeable about college football. One actually guessed that it was a Notre Dame tattoo! I only went to her once. One time I was in the E.R. and the doctor had the NCat logo on his hospital I.D. Of course I showed him the tattoo, and he was so excited he paged his wife who was a doc at the same hospital and she came over to the E.R. to check it out.
