I once saw a guy in the pit who had no hair anywhere visible. He had eyebrows and a chinstrap tattooed on… in the shape of bones. Like, cartoon bone shape, like the dog treats. It didn’t look bad but it did look like he was a guy who didn’t take life too seriously.
Great dancer, too.
Bone-eyebrow guy, if you’re out there, I’ll always remember you and your throwaway style.
@mp3@lemmy.ca and @ma11en@lemmy.world are correct, the mosh pit. I thought the punk aesthetic and comment about his dancing gave enough context, but perhaps not.
Some people have no eyebrows for one reason or another. Tattooing is a way to get them or get them back.
I mean, for normal people who did not lose their eyebrows hair.
Because it looks good.
Why do people get tattoos - why do they dye their hair… Because they like it.
Also, “normal people” is a phrase that is meaningless.
While true, I would say “normal people” is only as meaningless as “neurodivergant”
Yes. And not in a comical way either
I can make them pretty comical if you want. How hard could tattooing be? 😇
Fuck it, McDonald me up then
Saves time from having to draw them on every day.
I once saw a guy in the pit who had no hair anywhere visible. He had eyebrows and a chinstrap tattooed on… in the shape of bones. Like, cartoon bone shape, like the dog treats. It didn’t look bad but it did look like he was a guy who didn’t take life too seriously.
Great dancer, too.
Bone-eyebrow guy, if you’re out there, I’ll always remember you and your throwaway style.
curious, what does this mean? Racing car? Orchestra?
My assumption is a mosh pit.
Reading this comment chain I’m questioning myself.
My only visual when I read the initial comment was that @Nemo was talking about something akin to the Thunderdome in Mad Max II.
Seems he’s revealing that he is either Bruce Wayne or Bane. As they’re the only two to ever escape from the pit; historically speaking.
Mosh?
Fighting pit
@mp3@lemmy.ca and @ma11en@lemmy.world are correct, the mosh pit. I thought the punk aesthetic and comment about his dancing gave enough context, but perhaps not.
I’m old, and not up with all this stuff that the young folk are into. Thanks for the explanation.
This was in the 90s, my friend.