Sure, ours has been in the family roughly since the early 1700s.
The annoying part is - whenever this bugger jumps to the next person in the family, it disappears from its last host, so it usually always ends up being only on the little kids. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ reply
... maybe not tattoos, no, but knowing the genes of the person behind this question will be so.. just fills me up with great apprehension and dread for the seemingly unpromising and unpropitious future reply
