Sorry, buddy. That was a bad choice.

The internet is full of stupid things. 75 percent of the content that goes viral is done by people. Most of the time, victims don't break the internet. It is a perfect combination of circumstances and timing. There is a man who went to a tattoo parlor and paid for a tattoo on his forehead.

The internet collectively let him know that the decision was stupid. He rues the permanent face art after not obeying the advice of his parents.

The tattoo has led to a lot of negative things, both personally and for my family.

I was very proud of what I had accomplished in the first few days, but now I wish I hadn't done it.

Since I don't know how many people get the reference, I'll just say, "Mike, you got jammed..." I assume the b in Jamb is silent for the purpose of that joke.

The point is not that you regret the tattoo because of the backlash, but that you have another man's last name in black letters on your forehead. It would take 20 to 30 seconds for Jambs to realize what he was going to do.

The situation gets dicey here. I am certain that more than a few commenters have crossed the line of good-natured fun into personal attacks against the child. You probably don't know how hard it is to stop teenage boys from being idiots if you go after the parents.

Is it mean to laugh?

Being mean to be mean and being mean to be funny are related, but the reason for friends to be mean to be funny is to let you know that you are dumb.

A guy got a bad tattoo while in Las Vegas. I made fun of him even though I wasn't there. I didn't allow him to go into the parlor because I didn't want him to think what he was doing was funny.

If we want to point the finger at the cameraman, we should direct the venom towards him. It's so hard to get Jambsed. Maybe his real-life friends told him to do it, because he has 147,000 followers on the photo sharing site. You end up with egg on your face when you're beholden to the internet.

Doctors can remove the eggs in this case. I don't know what to say if they can't. If you want to go viral after a win, eat horse shit. He could brush his teeth, floss, rinse, gargle, and repeat 3,000 times until the taste in his mouth was gone. No amount of scrubbing is going to remove the stars from your face or remove the forehead.

Even if the first part sounds bad, let's end on a positive note.

The biggest critique they have is at Jambs.

I'm not a good example for society.

This incident could have a positive effect on young people because there are clear morals here. Being an influencer is stupid and never getting a face tattoo are other ones.