mjf posted on 04/29/11
Isn't there an "f" in that word ? :)

Janine posted on 06/24/11
It isn't bad!

ignatzmax posted on 08/07/11
PROPHECY you MORON! Shoot the tattooist!!!

G C posted on 08/14/11
This is correct. Prophecy is the noun. Prophesy is the verb.

Mike posted on 11/11/11
@Paul... http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/prophesy

T posted on 01/15/12
i saw this coming...

Sally posted on 02/14/12
proph?e?sy verb /ˈpr?fəˌsī/  prophesied, past participle; prophesied, past tense; prophesies, 3rd person singular present; prophesying, present participle Say that (a specified thing) will happen in the future - Jacques was prophesying a bumper harvest - the papers prophesied that he would resign after the weekend Speak or write by divine inspiration; act as a prophet - when a man prophesies, it is because the Spirit of the Lord comes upon him

Marissa posted on 02/18/12
prophesy is ENGLISH from Great Britian ...kinda like how theater is theatre. same diff

Cera posted on 04/03/13
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&gl=US&ie=UTF-8&source=android-browser&q=prophesy Here are multiple pages stating that nothing is spelled wrong on the tattoo.

Paul posted on 11/03/11
There's no verb prophesy. It's prophecy the noun or nothing. Not sure about shooting the tattooist...surely the person getting the tattoo should have spell checked it first.