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Literary Tattoo Lovers Wear Books on Their Sleeves

(Oct. 20) -- There's the printed word, and there's the inked word. Book lovers around the world have found a new way to show their appreciation for their favorite texts: literary tattoos. From famous quotes by Shakespeare to secret symbols envisioned by Thomas Pynchon, tats inspired by literature are quickly becoming...

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05/31/12 Stabbing victim nets statutory sex rap Source: Delaware County Daily Times - Primos PA A 24-year-old township man stabbed by his pregnant girlfriend for flirting with other girls was subsequently charged with statutory sex assault after it was learned his girlfriend was 14 years old, police said.
05/19/12 Manhattan man sentenced for rape, manslaughter Source: CBS - KFDA NewsChannel 10 - Amarillo TX MANHATTAN, Kan. A 25-year-old Manhattan man has been sentenced to about 18 years in prison for raping a woman and beating a man to death.
05/18/12 Manhattan Man Sentenced In Deadly Beating & Rape Source: WIBW Channel 13 - Topeka KS RILEY COUNTY, Kan. A Manhattan man will spend nearly 18 years in prison for raping a woman during her morning jog and for his part in a deadly beating in the Aggieville district.
05/17/12 A-G suffers tennis loss Source: The Daily Reflector - Greenville NC Ayden-Grifton's 1-A boys' state playoff tennis match against North Carolina Science and Math began with a road trip, even though the Chargers were scheduled to play at home.
05/13/12 âMake It for Mom' Source: Citrus County Chronicle - Crystal River FL Justin Taylor Sr., and his son, Justin Jr., 6, took advantage of the Citrus County Library System's "Make It for Mom" children's craft class Saturday at Central Ridge Library in Beverly Hills.

Background on justin taylor

Justin Taylor is a fictional character from the American/Canadian Showtime television series Queer as Folk, a drama about the lives of a group of gay men and women living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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