Pass or Smash-tat edition
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wtf? is that for real?
This is jacked up. This chick has some serious mental issues...the sad part is, minus the piercings, tats, baby stretch marks, and crazy hair, she could have been cute.
I was trying to figure out if those were stretch marks or light tatts
Kick Pass
she doesnt even have any womanly features to consider. 
that girl needs some kinda prayer............
I just read a story about this chick in fader.
I would pass cuz she is a lesbian and a certified mental case.
http://www.thefader.com/2008/10/27/fader-57-lucky-torres/
story Laura Checkoway photo Lauren Fleishman
After the jump read the feature story on Lucky Torres, from our current Photo Issue, and click here to watch a slideshow of the photos, as narrated by Lucky and writer Laura Checkoway.
I met Lucky Torres on one of the last summery nights of 2007. Around midnight a group of young lesbians gathered on the steps at the Christopher Street Pier in Greenwich Village to talk about homophobia, how the pier is like home and Lil Wayne. Lucky was the unmistakable standout of that group, dripping with the kind of unhinged swagger bred only on the streets of New York. Just under five feet and covered in tattoos, her look was both an armor and rebellion. Her multi-colored mohawk and diva demeanor attract attention, but it’s her facial tattoos—eight stars, tribal designs inspired by Apocalypto, a skull on her chin, and BITCH down her right cheek—that elicit a constant stream of commentary from strangers: “Are those real?” Or: “Did that hurt?” Or simply: “Oh shit!”
“I feel like I’m a star,” the aspiring poet, singer, and model tells me, pushing her two-year-old son Joziah Carmine King across the pier in a stroller. “People are always taking pictures of me like, Oh my God, you’re so awesome! Some ain’t never seen someone that looks like me.” She sports a new ensemble every time she goes out, her nails newly painted, her mohawk freshly dyed. Sometimes, when she wants to feel ladylike, she wears a wig, although now that this photo shoot is completed, she swears she’s going to burn it.
Read more: http://www.thefader.com/2008/10/27/fader-57-lucky-torres/#ixzz0hiz8HOCt
I would pass cuz she is a lesbian and a certified mental case.
http://www.thefader.com/2008/10/27/fader-57-lucky-torres/
story Laura Checkoway photo Lauren Fleishman
After the jump read the feature story on Lucky Torres, from our current Photo Issue, and click here to watch a slideshow of the photos, as narrated by Lucky and writer Laura Checkoway.
I met Lucky Torres on one of the last summery nights of 2007. Around midnight a group of young lesbians gathered on the steps at the Christopher Street Pier in Greenwich Village to talk about homophobia, how the pier is like home and Lil Wayne. Lucky was the unmistakable standout of that group, dripping with the kind of unhinged swagger bred only on the streets of New York. Just under five feet and covered in tattoos, her look was both an armor and rebellion. Her multi-colored mohawk and diva demeanor attract attention, but it’s her facial tattoos—eight stars, tribal designs inspired by Apocalypto, a skull on her chin, and BITCH down her right cheek—that elicit a constant stream of commentary from strangers: “Are those real?” Or: “Did that hurt?” Or simply: “Oh shit!”
“I feel like I’m a star,” the aspiring poet, singer, and model tells me, pushing her two-year-old son Joziah Carmine King across the pier in a stroller. “People are always taking pictures of me like, Oh my God, you’re so awesome! Some ain’t never seen someone that looks like me.” She sports a new ensemble every time she goes out, her nails newly painted, her mohawk freshly dyed. Sometimes, when she wants to feel ladylike, she wears a wig, although now that this photo shoot is completed, she swears she’s going to burn it.
Read more: http://www.thefader.com/2008/10/27/fader-57-lucky-torres/#ixzz0hiz8HOCt
I just read a story about this chick in fader.
I would pass cuz she is a lesbian and a certified mental case.
http://www.thefader.com/2008/10/27/fader-57-lucky-torres/
story Laura Checkoway photo Lauren Fleishman
After the jump read the feature story on Lucky Torres, from our current Photo Issue, and click here to watch a slideshow of the photos, as narrated by Lucky and writer Laura Checkoway.
I met Lucky Torres on one of the last summery nights of 2007. Around midnight a group of young lesbians gathered on the steps at the Christopher Street Pier in Greenwich Village to talk about homophobia, how the pier is like home and Lil Wayne. Lucky was the unmistakable standout of that group, dripping with the kind of unhinged swagger bred only on the streets of New York. Just under five feet and covered in tattoos, her look was both an armor and rebellion. Her multi-colored mohawk and diva demeanor attract attention, but it’s her facial tattoos—eight stars, tribal designs inspired by Apocalypto, a skull on her chin, and BITCH down her right cheek—that elicit a constant stream of commentary from strangers: “Are those real?” Or: “Did that hurt?” Or simply: “Oh shit!”
Uhhhh, you get tattoos inspired by one of the worst movies ever made?
“I feel like I’m a star,” the aspiring poet, singer, and model tells me, pushing her two-year-old son Joziah Carmine King across the pier in a stroller. “People are always taking pictures of me like, Oh my God, you’re so awesome! Some ain’t never seen someone that looks like me.” She sports a new ensemble every time she goes out, her nails newly painted, her mohawk freshly dyed. Sometimes, when she wants to feel ladylike, she wears a wig, although now that this photo shoot is completed, she swears she’s going to burn it.
Somebody smashed this ugly failure of a lesbian raw and had a kid by her? bad juju man. bad juju
are there any more photos of this chick, I want to see them
I would fuck just to say I fuck but that's just me