Tattoos are all the rage
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People get tattoos to make a statement. I don't know if I want to say the same thing, ten or more years from now.
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People get tattoos to make a statement. I don't know if I want to say the same thing, ten or more years from now.
I wanted to get a tattoo when I was 13 years old. I am glad I never followed through with that thought. At 66 years old I doubt that I would want to make the same statement. :doh:
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And apparently, have been for a while[^], with newspaper headlines as far back as 1893 announcing this "new" fad among the genteel and educated classes.
I guess I am getting my first tattoo on Thursday. Just three little dots so they can line the machine up for radiation treatments. :(
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I never was in the Navy but I shot a lot of seamen.
Now that is a mental picture I really didn't need. :~
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I guess I am getting my first tattoo on Thursday. Just three little dots so they can line the machine up for radiation treatments. :(
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Just three little dots so they can line the machine up for radiation treatments. :(
Sorry to hear that. Hope all goes well.
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I guess I am getting my first tattoo on Thursday. Just three little dots so they can line the machine up for radiation treatments. :(
Sorry to hear that :(
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djj55 wrote:
Just three little dots so they can line the machine up for radiation treatments. :(
Sorry to hear that. Hope all goes well.
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Sorry to hear that :(
Thank you.
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People get tattoos to make a statement. I don't know if I want to say the same thing, ten or more years from now.
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I probably could have phrased the first part better: "Having a tattoo makes a statement." The remainder of my post still applies.
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I guess I am getting my first tattoo on Thursday. Just three little dots so they can line the machine up for radiation treatments. :(
Oh wow. Best of luck.
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I don't get tattoos; just don't see the point.
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I had been wanting to get one since college, but I didn't want to get some generic, off-the-flash one. I finally found an artist I liked who gave me a unique design: a bear totem from the Pacific Northwest that had been restyled to look like a Maori tribal design. It is on my calf, where aging and changes in weight are less likely to smear it. I agree with you that many tattoos seem to have been gotten while drunk or under the influence of peer pressure. But many are also the result of research and careful thought. I my case, it is a design that I identify with and have no problem being marked with indelibly.
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Oh wow. Best of luck.
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delete this;Thank you.
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I guess I am getting my first tattoo on Thursday. Just three little dots so they can line the machine up for radiation treatments. :(
Cancer sucks ass, and not in a good way... Good luck with it all. Try to stay positive and ignore all the advice you get from randoms on the interwebs about staying positive!! Oh wait... :rolleyes:
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"Habit not confined to seamen only" I like that! I never was in the Navy but I shot a lot of seamen. :)
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I'm with Jimmy on this one - abuse is what I call it, where is that mind bleach.
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I'm with Jimmy on this one - abuse is what I call it, where is that mind bleach.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
It's an old Marine joke and I'm an OLD Marine. :)
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I don't get tattoos; just don't see the point.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. Those who seek perfection will only find imperfection nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me me, in pictures
Tattoos are a very personal thing. If you get one it should mean something to you. Some people just get it to show off or for the shock value. I don't agree with that practice at all. I have 15 so far, including 2 Quake and one Unreal tattoo. All 15 mean something and reminds me of something. I can respect people for deciding not to have any. Having a diverse world make it much more interesting.
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Got my first when I was in the army, now have 6
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Btw, these tattoos in one style? or different? because i have now 2 (first was tattoed year ago) and i want more but only one style limit me for choosen :-/
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And apparently, have been for a while[^], with newspaper headlines as far back as 1893 announcing this "new" fad among the genteel and educated classes.
Interesting and a little surprising. Tattoo removal and re-tattooing are also popular at the moment. Talking about Fads I wish the YOYO would come back again. It always used to every few years. Haven't seen it for sometime now. It was always sponsored by Coke and Fanta. Guess they found something else as a promotional medium. I am not going to get a tat, but I think I will get out the clutched Yoyo and see if I can still do a walk the dog, a dog bite (my favourite), an around the world and a rock the cradle. I use to see a lot of Sanskrit tats on people but now they are often Chinese characters. A friend recently got a tat that consisted of 2 Chinese characters. I asked him what it meant and he said, "Truth and Wisdom" I googled them chars and had to reveal to him that it really meant "Elephant you, you round eyed Sunshine." Sorry the last sentence is actually a lie, but it very easily could have been permanently true. Interesting Post Greg Thanks
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I guess I am getting my first tattoo on Thursday. Just three little dots so they can line the machine up for radiation treatments. :(
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And apparently, have been for a while[^], with newspaper headlines as far back as 1893 announcing this "new" fad among the genteel and educated classes.
Simple household rule regarding tattoos: must be 50 years of age or older to get one. By then, all your beliefs and opinions are not likely to change; you are wiser too. As for me having a tattoo: would you put a bumper sticker on a Lamborghini?