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Saturday, March 31, 2012

David Beckham’s Posh Spice tattoo draws complaints from UK schools By Ryan Bailey | Dirty Tackle

David Beckham’s Posh Spice tattoo draws complaints from UK schools


Would you want your kids to see this disgusting image? (The Sun)
Having a tattoo of the word 'Victoria' incorrectly spelled in Sanskrit clearly wasn't enough for David Beckham, so in 2008 he added to his ink collection with a lingerie-clad depiction of his wife on his left forearm.

Despite being clearly visible for the past four years — and essentially just an outline drawing of a woman in underwear — the tattoo is now at the center of a huge kerfuffle, as it is featured on a flyer distributed by UK supermarket chain Sainsburys to 47,000 schools and community groups. The Sun reports:

Pictures of Becks' tattoo of Victoria in lingerie on his arm appeared on promotional posters and collection boxes for the Sainsbury's Active Kids scheme.

Anita Deacon, of Winshill Pre-School in Burton, Staffordshire, said: "We're not being prudish.

"We just think it's inappropriate. The tattoo depicts Posh Spice wearing nothing but underwear and posing provocatively."

Preschool manager Lynne Baker also complained, saying she would keep the offending material on display, but only if it was "too high up for the children to see." Thus completely defeating the object of posting it up.

Forgoing the irony of this news being reported in The Sun — a newspaper that features a full-page topless woman every single day — reacting in this manner to a tattoo on one of the most photographed men in the world seems a little over the top. Nevertheless, Sainsbury's has profusely apologized for the offense it may have caused.

If the supermarket wishes to re-distribute the flyer, perhaps it should consider my elegant solution to the problem...

Sexiness that can be enjoyed by all ages

Sexiness that can be enjoyed by all ages

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What's the "provocative pose" here?

Victoria Posh just being a woman in lingerie or the happy snake between her knees?

And how damn big is this poster that anyone, let along kids, would even notice? European children see and hear more than this from European newspapers, street marketing, and TV._NS

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