article_snippet.sent: Mr Moffatt, was meant to ink 'Riley' - the name of his four-year-old son - into his left arm.
article_snippet.sent: What was Mr Moffatt thi-ink-ing?
article_snippet.sent: Tom Moffatt, 27, from Ashton-under-Lyne in Tameside, Greater Manchester, inked his son Riley's name into his son Riley's name arm - but accidentally spelled it incorrectly .
article_snippet.sent: The makeshift tattoo session took place in Mr Moffatt's living room with a £70 ink gun bought online.
article_snippet.sent: Even Riley has started to notice and points at those tattoos and says "daddy, I don't like those ones".
article_snippet.sent: Among The NHS worker homegrown tattoos, Mr Moffatt also has a wonky cross on Mr Moffatt forearm, which Mr Moffatt drew just a few months after Riley's birth in 2012.
article_snippet.sent: Botched: The makeshift tattoo session took place in Mr Moffatt living room with a £70 ink gun bought online.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Moffatt, who also has a two-year-old daughter Kya with partner Rachael Higgins, 23, now wants to use Mr Moffatt experience to highlight why people should not attempt to draw people own tattoos.
article_snippet.sent: The owner of the Maria Patricia Tattoo Removals, where he is being treated, says Mr Moffatt situation is a stark warning against the dangers of unregulated ink work.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Moffatt, a machine operator working on NHS hospital equipment, will appear in Tattoo Disasters UK, which airs each Tuesday, new and exclusive to Spike.
highlights_snippet.sent: Tom Moffatt, 27, from Ashton-under Lyne, tried to ink 'Riley' into left arm .
  