[post_page_title]A bit of grammar[/post_page_title]
We hate to be sticklers for grammar, but this person left us no choice. His tattoo, while containing an inspirational message, is sending out the exact opposite one of what he was trying to say. Two wrongs don’t usually make a right, but they do in grammar. A double negative means a positive, and “Never don’t give up” actually means “Always give up.” It’s not quite what they were going for, and that’s a shame, especially considering it would’ve been fine if they had just left off the “don’t.”
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