Danielle Lloyd and her copycat tattoos;it’s all Hebrew and Latin to us

Who would have thought? The closest we’d get to learning Latin and Hebrew would be from trying to read hot chicks’s belly, shoulder and ass tattoos (no comparison there with our nun teachers…hey, maybe they can bring in babes with boob tattoos in Latin class…bet all kids would get straight A’s). And the good thing about it is we only have to learn a few sentences since the tattoo philosophy that describes these girls is whatever the heck Angelina wrote on her scrawny arms or whatever mambo jumbo Victoria Beckham inscribed on her bony posterior.

And so it is the case with airhead glamour model Danielle Lloyd who seems to be inking her back with tattoos that she’s spotted on other celebrities.

While visiting Universal Studios she popped into one of the park’s tattoo parlours to have the words ‘Quis attero mihi tantum planto mihi validus’ which means ‘To diminish me will only make me stronger’ inked on her left shoulder blade. The phrase bears an uncanny similarity to the Latin scribble which adorns Angelina Jolie’s stomach: ‘Quod me nutrit me destruit’, which means ‘What nourishes me destroys me’.

It’s the model’s second tattoo – in September last year she had the words ‘Only God can judge me’ etched on the back of her neck in Hebrew. It is clear she was paying homage to Posh, whose own tattoo in the same place reads ‘I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine, He who pastures his flock among the lilies’.

It seems Danielle may also have taken inspiration from Megan Fox, who also has lettering inked on her shoulder.The phrase, written in English, is ‘We will all laugh at gilded butterflies’. It is taken from Shakespeare’s King Lear.

Whatever girls…just make sure you get your tats in places that will make them fun to, er, decipher…