Because some users want to have discovered a bug. As a friendship tattoo, Gerda and her bosom friend Asena Neuhoff had an English sentence stung: “What goes around …” and “… Comes back around”, the two women had their forearms tattooed in large letters.
But some fans are sure that the “back” has no place in the sentence. One writes: “The saying goes: ‘What goes around comes around.’ Without ‘back’. “
Other followers use the opportunity to really pull off the leather: “If you have English proverbs, then do it right. Without ‘Back’! Embarrassing to the power of ten,” writes one. He also claims that Lewis had a six in English.
But other fans protect the former TV star: “Listen to the lyrics of Beyoncé and Justin Timberlake. They also sing ‘What goes around comes back around.”
Now Gerda also took a position. She suspects why so many users point out the alleged error in her tattoo: “These are people who want to fuck me off, they want to piss me off. They think that this provokes me.” But she doesn’t want to get involved.
The linguistic play with the English proverb also seems to be exactly Gerda’s intended statement, because she wrote about her Instagram tattoo photo: “Life is a boomerang. What you give is what you get back.”
In the end, Lewis is defiant: “It’s my decision what I get tattooed,” said the ex-Bachelorette.
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