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[Video] Did a Woman Cover Her Arm With a 152 Tattoos of Her Facebook Friends?

Published on Jun 7, 2011 by Kim LaCapria

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Just spotted this video on Mashable– it hasn’t been verified as legit yet, but what do you think of the concept? How awkward will it be when one of the 152 people- amusingly close to Dunbar’s Number– inevitably defriends her?

About Kim LaCapria

Kim LaCapria is a social media enthusiast, long-time Inquisitr.com writer and beauty and lifestyle industry expert. She covers a wide range of social media topics, with a particular interest in style-related apps and services.

When not working, Kim can be found on Facebook and Pinterest, skating, and sneaking off to Spa Castle.

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