Tattoos, Scammers & Honest Abe --Cagle

Bits and Pieces IT ISN’T necessary to sell printers on the beauty and endurance of ink. Some prefer to take it home with them, and not just on their clothes.

The morning show of a Philadelphia-based radio station, WMMR, has a weekly feature it calls Tattoosday, in which listeners come in to the studio on a Tuesday morning to have a small tattoo applied by a local artist. On the morning of March 3, a man named Tom—who identified himself as an employee of a pressure-sensitive label plant in King of Prussia, PA—dropped in on “Preston and Steve.”