I can’t see myself getting a matching Supermac’s one anytime soon…
What happens in Ayia Napa stays in Ayia Napa… well, at least most of the time.
We all do things on holiday that we may regret, whether it be drinking a little too much, eating lots of greasy food or partying too hard, but when we eventually get home it’s easy enough to wash the shame away.
One British girl returned from her summer holiday with a head full of great memories, but one souvenir she brought home was a little less than welcome.
Leah Jade Price was out in Ayia Napa, painting the town red, when she realised when she decided to get a tattoo to mark her holiday.
But instead of getting an inspirational quote, a meaningful symbol, or a pretty flower, the teenager decided to pay for a tattoo that would really stand to her in years to come.
According to Metro, the 19-year-old was talking to her boyfriend James on the phone about missing her local Indian takeaway while abroad, and instead of comforting her or promising her a curry upon her return, James dared her to get a tattoo of the restaurant’s name ‘Leigh Tandoori’…
Which Leah OBVIOUSLY did.
Leah passed a tattoo parlour on the way back to her hotel and had her lightbulb moment, perhaps under the influence of one too many lemonades. Confessing the state she was in at the time, she told of how the unusual inking came to be.
“I had to ask everyone in the tattoo place how to spell tandoori I was that pissed…
“I woke up the next morning to a load of Facebook comments and likes and thought oh sh*t.”
Surely this guarantees free Indian food for life?
