I am thinking of getting an italian pride tattoo...and ideas besides the boot or flag? I will use the colors?
put the words: "bump your head here" on your chest
put the words: "bump your head here" on your chest
For my 21st birthday, I want the Southern Cross tattooed just above my left ankle.
Some may call it trashy or cheap, but I think it's the perfect Australian symbol. I love the beach. I love the footy. I love meat pies. I just bloody love Australia.
Before you stop reading what this 'uneducated bogan' has to say, let me slip in that I am of European descent.
Both grandparents were born on European soil. They migrated to Australia in search of a better life. My Nonno was an extremely hardworking sugar cane farmer, and my Nanu a rough shift-working wharfie.
Christmas in our family is not stereotypically Australian. We make homemade pasta and traditional panettone. But we still manage to wheel the bins in the backyard for a game of cricket and have bombing competitions in the pool.
I am proud of my Italian and Maltese blood. But often my love for this country combined with my love of beer, has me mistaken for a 'Shazza', 'Darlene', or a 'Sheryl' stereotype.
Just a quick before/after clip of me getting my new tat. It's a cornicello, which is Italian for "little horn." It's an Italian ...
There are many tattoo fans who love to get these exotic symbolic Italian tattoo designs inked on their bodies. As tattoos are a great way of unsaid expression about your beliefs and feelings which hold importance for you, getting these tattoos can be an expression of patriotism as well as pride of the country’s heritage. Italian tattoos are found in many designs and can be made in any types of shapes and sizes....
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