Hardcore Geek Love

I have been known to geek out hard over books, television shows, musicians, etc. However, as much as I may love Doctor Who and Roddy Frame, it never even occurred to me to get a tattoo of a TARDIS or song lyrics. Clearly, some Twilight fans are way more punk rock in their love than I could ever be.

This sort of thing makes me think I should try to read those books so I can see what all the fuss is about. I find it impossible to believe they are worthy of this.

So now, after all this, I can't get the refrain "in the shadow, boy meets man" out of my head.
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I've read all 4 books, and while they were fun (if poorly written), and did help make me feel like a 12-year-old girl again, they were certainly not tattoo worthy. Crazy.
But I say this as someone who wants a tattoo but can't decide what I want to get and is seriously considering simply getting the number 42 on my hip.