He has sixteen tattoos on his upper body.
"There's something very soothing about living here in Montreal — people in small towns often make assumptions," said Ms. Fenyvest, who has six tattoos, including three bumblebees.
And there was Ellie Green, a 48-year-old fourth-grade teacher at the Roosevelt School in River Edge who has four tattoos and hopes to get a fifth one.
She has two tattoos on her wrists; one, her brother's signature, the other a sign-off from a letter he sent her when she was at college – "love brother" – which she had traced and given to the tattoo artist.
At Duke, he said, "My hair was down to here," indicating his shoulders; he has two tattoos running down each side of his body: one says "happiness," and the other says "virtue".
Ms. Wasson, who grew up in Dallas and has five tattoos, including one she drew herself above her left hipbone, and the word shelter in Gothic lettering between her shoulder blades, has obviously learned her way around.
John Irving has two tattoos: a maple leaf on his left shoulder (in honor of his wife, who is Canadian) and a symbol on his right forearm signifying the starting circle of a wrestling match (because he is a wrestler).
Botto, a season-ticket holder since the franchise's inception in 1976, has two tattoos near his right hip: an old orange Bucs logo and the new red logo.
Now, ten years later, Ronde has five tattoos, drinks Crown Royal, and aspires to join the senior P.G.A. Tour, while Tiki reads the Drudge Report, refers to haute chefs by their first names, and has acted in a couple of Off Broadway plays.
