These come from “doodoo shitpie” (that’s what his email address said anyways):

this reads “NotSober” its just my way of life if not physically enbree8ted then its mentally. the word has alot of heartfelt meaning well for me and my friend JIM JACK and JOSE they will always b e there for me

Andrew from Greece, NY sends us these knuckles:

i got HELL SENT acrost my knuckles because im pretty good at pissin people off and im not very P.c i get alot of people who say “i must be from hell or something” and it makes me happy to hear haha. hence my knux

Jim Madden sends us these hands:

I know this is a cliche knuckle tattoo, but my story behind it is my uncle and one of my best friends, who was a huge influence on everything i do today, had this exact tattoo on his knuckles, and he ended up committing suicide, so its kind of ironic…this is my way of remembering him, among others

Dan from Ontario thinks these speak for themselves. They were done at Memphis Underground, Chatham Ontario, Canada.

Mikko Hakulinen sends us these knuckles.

These insiders were done by Justin at Sacred Art Tattoo in Rockford Illinois. They were put on Josh Sherman.

Pjotr K. of Finland sends us the story of his knuckles:

The translation of “dies Irae” is “day of wrath“.
It’s the first words of an 13th century latin hymn that desrcribes the judgement day.

I’ve always found the “dies irae”-poem inspirational and fascinating.

And i think that it makes a powerful tattoo with meaning in it.

The picture is taken just few minutes after it  was made  and the red parts of it are’nt really red, they’re just swollen.

Now  i’ve had it for something like a year and a half and it needs some re-colouring and little fixing.