Simpsons Tattoos & Tattoos in The Simpsons

As I had never seen something like this on any site, I decided to gather as many pics of Simpsons tattoos as I could find from all over the web and create a gallery for the site Simpsonspark.com You can see it here (click a pic to enlarge) : http://www.simpsonspark.com/dos_tattoos.php

I post this message on here because I saw that in some old threads some people were talking about their tattoos but as most of them were posted years ago, unfortunately all the links to the pics are dead and I couldn't see any of them. So if any of you has a pic of a tattoo (yours or someone else), I'd love to see it and add it to our gallery.

Parallel to that, we also added a list of all the tattooed characters that appear in the series and tried to be as exhaustive as possible : http://www.simpsonspark.com/liste_tattoos.php If you can point out some that I might have missed I'd be glad to add them.

Thanks (and sorry for those who have read this twice)

Heub wrote:

I don't understand the French, but I don't see an entry for Treehouse Of Horror XVI--in the "Bartman Begins" segment, Bart's parents are killed by a robber, and the robber has a tattoo on his face, which is how Bartman later identifies him, if I recall correctly.

Brett A. Pasternack schrieb:

But that was not a Treehouse Episode. It was in Season 17 "Revenge is a Dish best served three times", wich is also a segment Episode. So the Error is excused....

Sa ya Frankie

Thanks but that's season 18 not 17 so that's normal that it's not in there, I stopped at season 17 because the 18th hasn't aired in France yet. I should have mention that. Thanks anyway.

The Alfred E Neuman fold-in is hypnotic.

On Apr 10, 9:23 pm, "Armillaria caligata" wrote:

Armillaria Caligata? What kind of a name is that? Are you:

• The guy "Ben Hur" beat in the chariot race?
• One of the guys who stabbed Caesar on the Ides of March?
• The guy who was buddies with Victor Mature in "The Robe"?
• The guy who captured Spartacus? In the movie and in real life?

Mr. Museum

Or one of the guys they made fun of in "Monty Python's The Life of Brian"? "RUN WITH MUCUS (SIC)!"

Mr. Museum

It's the taxonomic name of a species of mushroom. It translates to "wearing rings wearing boots". Tricholoma caligatum is a synonym. http://www.rogersmushrooms.com/gallery/DisplayBlock~bid~5566~gid~.asp

Though given the above, I would pick the guy who stabbed Caesar on the ides of March.

hehe...well, Bart does say in that episode that that segment might have worked better as a Holloween story. B^)

Thanks for the correction. Either way, it wasn't covered there, but he's now posted that he isn't up to that season yet.

All I can say about France is:

http://www.snpp.com/episodes/7G13.html

ils mettent de l'antifreeze dans le vin,

and, of course,

http://www.snpp.com/episodes/2F32

Willy: "Bonjourrr", you cheese-eating surrender monkeys!

Has 2F32 been shown in France?

Mr. Museum

On 11 avr, 18:03, "[email]" wrote:

That's a pretty good start ;) You thought 2F32 wouldn't have been shown because of that particular line (cheese-eating surrender monkeys) or because you knew it hadn't been shown on TV until 2006 ? Actually this episode 2F32 along with 2 other episodes from season 6 : 2F31 and 2F33 had never been broadcasted on French TV until last year and they had been dubbed only in 2005 for the release of the season 6 in DVD. The reason for this is not very clear but you'll notice that it is the episodes with production codes starting with 2F3X, the episodes that were written at the end of the season (by The Critic team ?)