You have any existing tattoos, loki?
You have any existing tattoos, loki?
I want one, but I don't like pain... if I ever go to prison then hell ya (because prison tats are made of awesome)
I don't know if I told this story before but I have friend who got some stuff on his leg. In a spot that was supposed to filled in later the tattoo guy wrote "I love black dick" as a joke. lol my friend never went back to get it filled in
lol.
They don't hurt at all. Not for me, anyways. Who knows. I have some ideas as to what I want. We'll see.
You can always go with what BG's friend got on his leg?Originally Posted by jessica129
Unfortunately I don't. I think I'd only want one though, I really can't think of anything else that I'd permanently want on me.
"Those who make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities..."
- Voltaire
I find tattoos pretty damn sexy on women, tbh. I'd like to get some myself, but I'd have to come up with something really sweet that I could tolerate forever because that's really the only way I can see myself willing to make that kind of committment. So far I haven't visualized anything on that level yet. I've considered going all out and getting a huge ass tattoo all over my back, but realistically, I'd probably start with something on the guns.
Moonlight will fall
Winter will end
Harvest will come
Your heart will mend
omg... that trailer for the new Angelina Jolie movie has that part where she's naked walking away from the camera looking over her shoulder and her backs all tatted up... so F'n hot!!! I want to beeetah rape her!
i have 2... a blue star on my lower back that i got the day i turned 18 which represents my life up to this point in a symbol and i have one on my left lower hip which is name in arabic because ive always felt drawn to arabic culture- my dad used to have a place in nyc in an area that had a huge arabic influence.
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Moonlight will fall
Winter will end
Harvest will come
Your heart will mend
Once you get one, you want more. They're addictive. I'm thinking of something on the back...for now. Tomorrow i'm sure i'll change my mind and that's never good when it comes to tattoos.
Get a tramp stamp that says "Hi my name is _____" , but upside down.
"Those who make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities..."
- Voltaire
yeah, i was thinking a tribal tattoo or some chinese letters.
ha
i like them. i'll have at least one...before too long. im unsure as to what sort of commitment i'd want to make and can't quite think of anything original enough to be worth it. i'm not even that bothered by tattoo's cover a large surface area.
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[21:29] hitta: idealism is just the gap between the thought of death
[21:29] hitta: and not dying
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however i dislike tramp stamps unless they are WILDLY unique....perhaps connected to another tattoo near by .....
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[21:29] hitta: idealism is just the gap between the thought of death
[21:29] hitta: and not dying
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What does the process involve in getting a tattoo? Does it take very long?
"Language is the Rubicon that divides man from beast."
All depends on what you want. Mine is just a word so it took about a half hour...if that. Designing it and working with the artist is what takes the most time.
My Dad has a biker tat on his left shoulder, and from a very early age I noticed it and wanted a tattoo of my own. But I didn't know what I wanted, so instead of getting one as soon as I turned 18, I had pretty much given up on the desire.
When I was 19, a car wreck caused me to need surgery that left me with a huge scar down my abdomen, and that made me feel like I'd been marked. It rekindled my interest in getting ink, because at that point it was about choosing a mark - symbolically overcoming the mark I already unwillingly bore. But it still took me to the age of 22 to design and draw the unique tribal-inspired pattern that I eventually got inked on my left shoulder. I am still in love with it, 11 years later.
It only hurt in one area, right over the socket of the shoulder. That really felt like a needle pushing into my skin. Otherwise, it just felt like a buzzing sensation.
I wanted more immediately, but it took me another four years to come up with another design. This balanced out my shoulders. Now I'm dreaming of calf sleeves, and it could yet be years before they're dialed in.
I love tattoos, as long as obvious care and consideration has gone into the choices of design and placement. The cost is not that high, considering that it's fucking permanent!!
The only cautions I would give are:
1. canvas as many artists as you can find before settling on one,
2. look at photographs of *their* work, not the flash or examples of other people's designs, and
3. ensure that hygenic practices are followed. The artist should bring this up him/herself, but if you like the artist and the info isn't volunteered, ASK!
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