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Windows Server NT Tribal Band

NT Server Tattoo

Want a tribal band with a bit of a geek flavor? Adam did, and he used the NT Server tribal image as inspiration for his ink. It’s very subtle geek, but I’m sure it gets the occasional “hey, that looks familiar….”

NT Server TattooNT Server Tattoo

Posted in Computers, Tattoos.

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  1. First time I saw it, it looked familiar, but I couldn’t quite place it until I saw the CD jacket…

  2. John said

    Oh, that is just sad…

  3. zerkk said

    Lol windows server.. That’s funny

  4. Miss Sarcasm and her Merry Band said

    It’s not as sad and pathetic as a lot of these supposedly “geeky” tattoos gracing this site of Emo girls getting ink of games they only found out about from going to the most “retro” store EVER Gamestation, seeing merchandise related to these “retro” games, and then go out and get a stupid tattoo of games which look shit these days, because it’s “so cool and so retro”.

    In all honesty, the above tattoo is one of the cooler ones I’ve come across here so far (okay, the only cool one), because it is not instantly recognisable.

  5. alana said

    uuuhhhhhh…….. NO, just no..

  6. Chris Graham said

    This is my favorite! I have been planning on getting this tattoo for 10 years. (Have not decided on the final placement or an artist.) For me this image means more than what some people see as a fanboy to MSFT. It defines who I am for the last 20 years as a computer professional. The symbol of this is twisted pairs, networking, and bringing ideas together through computers. The alternate image is available on the BackOffice 4.5 box and has the colors. I love this tribal history logo of the computer industry. I am leaning to calf placement instead of my arm and also adding the Twisted Pair colors to what is the white space on his tattoo. THANK YOU so much for contributing. The definition of a tattoo means different things to all, but the meaning is as personal as the canvas!

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