H'e'll Take a McDouble with a Side of Ink Please

Saturday, May 10, 2014

H'e'll Take a McDouble with a Side of Ink Please

Stian Ytterdahl has a permanent expression of his love for McDonald's on his left arm and he's "lovin' it". The 18 year old from Norway took the prank issued by his friends to heart and made good on their agreement. He likes the tattoo but wonders if his stance will change in the years to come. Only time will tell. Read more about the McDonald's tattoo that went viral instantly.

"Now I'm a living billboard," he told Romereskes Blad, according to Gawker. "But I think all this is just fun. Maybe it won't be as fun when I'm 50 or 60 years old, but it's my choice." The tattoo, which takes up most of his arm, shows a recent purchase that included a soda, cheeseburger and "nonstop Flurry." A spokeswoman from McDonald's Norway has stated that the teen is "obviously" a "loyal customer." The tattoo parlor also offered to ink the receipt they gave Ytterdahl for the first tattoo on his left arm for free, and he's agreed, according to the Irish Mirror.

— McDonalds Receipt Tattoo

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