Oh, you know, so I was looking, so I'm looking for posts of the week.

And I guess I hadn't actually seen the picture of the line of Lewis's lion tattoo.

Yeah.

That is an odd.

I first I thought the lion was eating his nipple.

And I was like, no, the nipples like in the lion's chin.

I'm like, it seems, somebody should have worked that out.

Like, you know, you draw it all. And like, yeah,

I don't know what you, it just looks weird. He's got like this growth on its chin.

Can we do it in like crayon first and then make sure it's all lined up, right?

So the lion's not eating my nipple. Right. You know, you'd want to, I mean, this is Hamilton. He's not, you know, hey, you and Charles got drunk one night and you got tattoos, right? This is some guy that has a tattoo guy, right? You know, like, I'm sure that they like sketched it out and place it on his body and really had some deep discussion about where the line was going to be placed. Right. It wasn't like he just on a whim went some guy named Fred in Bourbon Street, New Orleans tattoo parlor.

That's what I'm saying.

That's how you end up with weird nipple placement.

And misspelled tattoos.

Right, right.

But I'm saying I'm sure Lewis Hamilton has put a lot of thought into this.

And then he has a, you know, it's an intricate looking lion.

It looks very nice.

I just think... I don't know that... Yeah, I'm sure he did it on a lion, but when he posted it and posted the little quote about the lion, it came from one of those online Facebook personality tests.

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