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Feb 4th, 2007, 00:12 AM
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| Tattoo's
Right, Well,
I was in Asda today waiting in line and I looked across at other lines and saw a sight I don't see often, something I can only describe as ............
A living Tattoo!!!
Whilst I admire people with artistic tattoo's, and the odd tattoo like you guys on here!
But when you see someone whose eyes, ears, face, neck, arms, ankles, (assume the rest as well), are covered in a dark green tightly packed Tattoo I question the thought process behind this.
The worst this was it was impossible to determine what the tattoo's were meant to be......
Thoughts on all over body tattoo's........ |
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Feb 4th, 2007, 00:18 AM
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I'm Currently Feeling:  | whilst its not something I would choose to have done I do admire those who have the guts to do this. I love tattoos, especially other peoples. There are some out there who have taken it to a whole other level and I am just fascinated. | | | | Status: Offline
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I'm Currently Feeling:  | If it all fits together then it looks good but i think if its jsut another tattoo to cover some skin then im not a big fan of those.
I realy want to get on done but ive not had the guts to yet |
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Feb 4th, 2007, 00:26 AM
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Feb 4th, 2007, 00:39 AM
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| Suz,
I kinda agree, artistic and clearly pictoral tattoo's I understand!
Ones which are undiscernable I don't!!!! Didn't like the second pic although at least it was discernable!
I would love to have a tattoo, but don't know what to have, where to have it, or even if it would suit me.
I also know if I had a tattoo which could not be covered over for work it would affect my job.
Beanie,
I don't like the Enigma look, and his GF well she looks ok, but again I question why you would get a facial tattoo, does this not suggest you are unhappy with your appearance, or are rebelling against society?
Sorry if this is anyone on here, I don't think it is wrong or anyone should be ashamed of their tat's just would like to better understand the thought process behind such a major appearance change.
In a similar way to having major plastic surgery, I don't get it! And I ain't no Van Gogh! |
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I'm Currently Feeling: | I guess some people may feel like they need to use tattoos to cover up something they are not happy with or feel the need to rebel, but people like the Enigma are in societies where not having these would be seen as rebelling. I think its just an extension of him. Its an art form - and I really admire their dedication and their passion for it
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| I love tattoos!
I have 8 in total and i want more, Jase is in the process of having a sleeve done from the top of his neck all down his arm to his wrist.
I like arm sleeves and leg sleeves but i have to admit, when its all over your body with no break i think thats to much, but each to there own, Tattoos are adictive, once you have one you always want more.
I want to cover up and add to a tatoo that i have, plus one day when i have lots of money prob never then! lol) i want a big back tattoo, something like the first link Suz put in her post.
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Feb 4th, 2007, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by beanie this is Lucky Diamond Rich the most tattooed man - I think he is amazing to look at. image | I really don't like that, the guy I saw in Asda was bery similar!
The tattoo's are too tightly packed it's hard to see what the tattoo is of.
Also what kind of job could he get looking like that?
I think lots of people would find him scarey!
Having said that, everyone has a choice as to their appearance and fair play to him and others who choose this as their way! |
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| I buy SHOES I can't stand to wear 3 weeks later, I couldn't pick a picture I'd want on my body for life. Far too much commitment! They are SO not for me 
OH has quite a few tatoos and you get used to them after a while. As you know the person the pictures just become part of them and you don't notice it 
You're right that facial tattoos WOULD stop you getting a job in the majority of industries, though that may be part of why people do it. A way of proclaiming themselves definitely alternative who would never tread a common path if you like?
I feel it's a strange complusion but as a person with addictive tendancies I can understand how it can become all-consuming. I'm trying to talk OH out of a 'Stanley' tattoo at the moment actually  |
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