With the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Olympics set to take place tomorrow in Beijing, it’s only a matter of time before we start hearing word of medal winners who are busted for taking performance enhancing drugs. For you see, cheating is a tradition almost as old as the games itself.

Of course, as time moves on, life evolves and things get better. Whether it’s the athletes themselves or the manner in which those athletes cheat, there is always a race to stay ahead of the curve. With the strict testing policies of the IOC, Olympic athletes have to find cutting edge ways to stay ahead of the testers if they want to hold on to their medals. Which is why if you see any Olympians accepting their gold medal while covered in tattoos, you should probably be a bit suspicious.

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Justin Miller loves tattoos. The Florida Marlins pitcher has so much ink on his body that the “only blank spots left are his right armpit and the space above his outer knees.”

INKED jabs up the story of how far Miller is willing to go with the needling, and how sometimes it can be a real pain in the ass - literally.

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