Audrina Patridge’s Tattoo Is Most Definitely A Fake

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Ok! Magazine had her tattoo translated and it means…”The rice is fried in pork fat.” Ashton Kutcher – we are SO on to you! And not for nothing – but what artist would allow someone to walk out without a bandage on it. I was completely wrapped up when I got mine to prevent infection!

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18 Responses to Audrina Patridge’s Tattoo Is Most Definitely A Fake

  1. laura says:

    hehe i have a tattoo on my right ankle of a butterfly about the size of my palm to remember my dog by.. he was such a major part in my life and the butterfly does have significance… he liked playing with them :) . i also have a small one on my left wrist which is covered by my medical bracelet. i designed it myself. i just like tattoos but i like keeping them hidden. i can easily hide all of mine.
    as for audrina, the blood is in the wrong place. i dont think it would smear too much like it has and the lettering isnt raised which it should be after getting a tattoo (irritation). for the meaning of the characters
    1: i have no clue
    2: pork
    3: food/cooking/cook
    4:i have no clue
    5: rice
    It could mean pork fried rice.. anyone know fluent mandarin?

  2. laura says:

    correction! 2: meat.. thats the kanji for meat! sorry :(

  3. Alicat says:

    Fashionista, fashion find on this dress please :)

  4. Manda says:

    i have 4 and waited till i was 20 to get them ( i had wanted them for 5 years)
    i dont regret mine at all.
    all are easily coverable and small so they are cute

  5. Anonymous says:

    Tattoos are ugly

  6. Amanda Lee says:

    Umm.. No Sh*t!

  7. suyen says:

    whats your tattoO!?

  8. alyssa says:

    my co-workerw ho is chinese just confirmed that it does indeed say the pork frying thing

    ….so………..

    who the heck knows lol

  9. Lucian says:

    quoted from Ann
    "I’m Chinese.
    Here is the translation of the chracters:
    1: Pig
    2: Meat
    3: Oil
    4: Pan Fried
    5: Rice (I should say rice grain because this word means non-cooked rice)
    Probably it means “Pork Fried Rice”, however, the word usage and gramma are TOTALLY WRONG!!
    I hope this is not permanent, so lame"

    Maybe it is a recipe for her favorite food? lol

  10. Sup says:

    IS SHE BLEEDING? EW.

  11. BaM says:

    U have a tatoo!!! What kind of tat do you have.
    I was just sitting contemplating if I should really go check out this place that I heard about tonight to see if they are clean enough or basically if they are to my liking.

  12. JILL says:

    IT SAYS HERE ^ but what artist would allow someone to walk out without a bandage on it. I was completely wrapped up when I got mine to prevent infection!^ BUT IT WAS BANDAGED. CHECK OUT THE PICS ON DLISTED.COM SHE HAS A BANDADGE WALKIN OUT OF THE TATTOO PLACE!

  13. Grace Adler says:

    I think the best message Vera is trying to convey and Edward put perfectly is…. THINK before you ink. (ok, I know I totally stole that from the last episode of How I Met Your Mother.) This is so true, though.

    I have a tatoo on the top of my foot… I love the location that I have it, but would totally change what it is. It has no real significance to me now some 15 years later.

  14. maria says:

    Vera, tell us where your on your body tattoo is at??

  15. maria says:

    Oh and I think what it supposedly translates to is a lie. I do believe she did get a new tattoo, the question is, what does it really translate to? Anyone out there that can translate it for us??

  16. Mo says:

    jesus…they made it look like they butchered the poor girl…I have 5 myself, and NEVER bled that much. They should have made it more realistic that for sure

  17. Nadine says:

    btw, my tattoo was a spur of the moment thing and besides the first 2 mins of getting it done, I have never regretted it.

  18. Sara says:

    LOVE the dress!

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