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{{tattoo|name={{PAGENAME}}|image=arbortat.gif|outfit=Arrrbor Day Apparrrrrel|text=Oh, joy. Arrrbor Day. It's a holiday that's far too new to be retro, too trendy to be indie, and too bland to be enjoyed ironically. I mean, it's a holiday about ''trees'', for crying out loud. What do you want me to do, paint you some happy little trees? | {{tattoo|name={{PAGENAME}}|image=arbortat.gif|outfit=Arrrbor Day Apparrrrrel|text=Oh, joy. Arrrbor Day. It's a holiday that's far too new to be retro, too trendy to be indie, and too bland to be enjoyed ironically. I mean, it's a holiday about ''trees'', for crying out loud. What do you want me to do, paint you some happy little trees? | ||
Well, I suppose I could do that, if I added a nigh-undetectable undercurrent of blistering irony | Well, I suppose I could do that, if I added a nigh-undetectable undercurrent of blistering irony.}} | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
*"Happy little trees" (as well as other things) was a common phrase that [[Wikipedia:Bob Ross|Bob Ross]] used on his famous show [[Wikipedia:The Joy of Painting|The Joy of Painting]]. | *"Happy little trees" (as well as other things) was a common phrase that [[Wikipedia:Bob Ross|Bob Ross]] used on his famous show ''[[Wikipedia:The Joy of Painting|The Joy of Painting]]''. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:44, 8 August 2015
The Arbor Day Tattoo is obtained by visiting the Pretentious Artist while wearing the Arrrbor Day Apparrrrrel.
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Please allow me to paint your portrait...
Oh, joy. Arrrbor Day. It's a holiday that's far too new to be retro, too trendy to be indie, and too bland to be enjoyed ironically. I mean, it's a holiday about trees, for crying out loud. What do you want me to do, paint you some happy little trees?
Well, I suppose I could do that, if I added a nigh-undetectable undercurrent of blistering irony.
You have unlocked a new tattoo.
References
- "Happy little trees" (as well as other things) was a common phrase that Bob Ross used on his famous show The Joy of Painting.
