Voting Time: Ryan’s Michigan Football Tattoo
After the massive win from Michigan on Monday night in the National Championship game, Harbaugh told Brad Galli from Channel 7 that he was going to get a 15-0 tattoo. Big Jim and I were talking about it and Big Jim offered to pay for it if I got a tattoo to celebrate the Championship 15-0 season. I agreed and had our graphics guy Doug create some artwork. Now I need you to vote on your favorite.
It was a massive win for the University of Michigan and those who have supported this team through thick and thin like I have since I was six years old. It’s time to celebrate the victory, and what better way than getting something permanent on your body?
So first, let me give a little background because people constantly have this very dumb argument. Did you go to the school or play for the team? Why are you such a fan then? Here is my answer to that, all of Detroit right now is rooting for the Lions to win the super bowl, people will go absolutely crazy if they do. Did any of you play or work for the Lions? No, so with that said can we please stop pushing this stupid narrative that you can’t root for a college team unless you went to school there. Also, my mom worked for the universality for almost 20 years, and my sister still works for Michigan.
Alright, now that my venting is done, let’s get to the tattoo. I really want to get something that celebrates the historic season from the Michigan Wolverines. I posted the poll to Facebook yesterday and it is already over 200 votes. Now, it’s your time!
VOTING:
Below you will find the Facebook voting, just click on which artwork you think I should get.
https://www.facebook.com/bigjimshouseonwcsx/posts/892483512877117?ref=embed_post
Here is the options
If you are a tattoo artist and want to be a part of this, give us a call on the show: 248-398-9279. Obviously, we will pay for it, but I would like someone to do it who is a listeners and gets what this tattoo means to me!
Need to keep celebrating? Check back to my post from yesterday and what it means for me.