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Baseball fan's weird crack at World Series
How far would you go to see your team break a 29 year title drought?
Die-hard baseball fan Jeremy Scheuch is willing to tattoo unicorn-styled caricatures of the Kansas City Royals team to his backside. Beat that!
The desperate move is a last-ditch attempt to secure tickets for the upcoming Major League Baseball World Series that sees the Royals face-off against the San Francisco Giants.
As disturbing as tattoing one of the following images to your butt may seem, Scheuch is not alone in letting his fantacism run skin deep ...
The designs include Royals players Billy Butler, Eric Hosmer and Jeremy Guthrie.
"I just like unicorns and baseball," the 35-year-old said. "I've been waiting 29 years."
The deal must include two tickets, Scheuch hoping to take his dad.
Scheuch is joined by other sports fans whose love runs skin deep.
Victor Thompson tattoed NFL star Tom Brady's helmet to his head.
The inkwork was revealed after he was arrested for drug possession.
Not content with his head tattoo, this fan changed his name to Manchester United.
It took 15 court hearings before Zdravko Levidjov was able to change his name.
He also pays homage to some of the club's greats on his back.
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