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Joe Tech is Versatile!

We found Joe Tech’s geek tattoos via a blog post on his site. Joe is a self-proclaimed geek from Phoenix who loves computers. He first got a parallel port tattoo on his back 3 years ago. Perhaps realizing that his interface was increasingly becoming more and more out of date, he upgraded to a few new ports. Americana Tattoo added two Firewire ports (with the logo to identify them) as well as a bar code that reads “Joe” above them all. And yes, the bar code is standard and should be able to be scanned.

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By Ed – December 9, 2008

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  1. Murray Newlands says

    That is funny, are you going to bring us more Tattoos?

    May 14, 2009, 3:02 am

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