You may not know this but some people really love STAR WARS (Note: that was sarcasm). They love it so much that they’re willing to place a permanent imprint of that love on their bodies vis-à-vis tattoos. Moreover, fansite “The Force in the Flesh” recently posted their top ten list of STAR WARS tattoos and they range from cutesy like the Santa Yoda below to kinda weird like lightsaber fingers to just plain naughty like R2D2 fixing the hell out of a shockingly busty Leia’s hyperdrive. Click on Yoda Kringle to check out the rest. Warning: some pics NSFW.
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