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Neither am I . . . .
Another fantasy shot to hell. Thanks George!
Just ignore that vulgar picture. Ringel05 is just a God damn liar. I plan legal action.
The other night, I was watching a documentary on tattoos. It showed the tattooed animals who live in our state prisons - you know, hard core gang members with tattoos covering every inch of their bodies, etc. But a portion of the documentary covered tattoo REMOVAL. That's what I want to talk about here.
Tattoos are removed using a high-intensity laser. It looks fairly harmless, but don't be deceived. The doctor directs this device at the targeted portion of the tattoo and then all hell breaks loose. They describe the pain as being similar to a red hot rod being placed against the skin and THEN high voltage electricity is introduced through the tip of the red hot rod. A small degree of anesthesia is possible by coating the skin with lydocaine, but it is nowhere near 100% effective. Bottom line: tattoo removal hurts like hell.
So - how about it guys and gals? All you young ladies out there with cute little butterflys flying prettily over your butt crack or inviting messages appearing in the clevage area - are you ready for a little tattoo removal procedure when the time comes to undo the foolishness of your youth?
Those who are thinking of getting a tattoo might want to take a look at this documentary first.
the day i got it, so its red and inflamed. this is the icelandic ruinic symbol for love
the day i got it, so its red and inflamed. this is the icelandic ruinic symbol for love
the day i got it, so its red and inflamed. this is the icelandic ruinic symbol for love
Very nice Kiki. Why that symbol?
While in Iceland, I forged a deep connection to the history, the land and its ruin background. I do not tend to be a lovey, heart, butterfly kind of girl...
and then one day my world fell apart and for the first time in my life i wanted a tattoo. i cant explain it, and i immediately knew it was to be this symbol of love.
when consulting with friends and artists they all agree that where i wanted to place it was very painful for women...the ribs.
i said then THAT is exactly where i want LOVE to be written...where it hurts...
While in Iceland, I forged a deep connection to the history, the land and its ruin background. I do not tend to be a lovey, heart, butterfly kind of girl...
and then one day my world fell apart and for the first time in my life i wanted a tattoo. i cant explain it, and i immediately knew it was to be this symbol of love.
when consulting with friends and artists they all agree that where i wanted to place it was very painful for women...the ribs.
i said then THAT is exactly where i want LOVE to be written...where it hurts...
While in Iceland, I forged a deep connection to the history, the land and its ruin background. I do not tend to be a lovey, heart, butterfly kind of girl...
and then one day my world fell apart and for the first time in my life i wanted a tattoo. i cant explain it, and i immediately knew it was to be this symbol of love.
when consulting with friends and artists they all agree that where i wanted to place it was very painful for women...the ribs.
i said then THAT is exactly where i want LOVE to be written...where it hurts...
Excellent reason for getting it. And, you're right................love sometimes DOES hurt.
Matter of fact, the yin yang symbol that I have (and the resulting kanji), start right at the base of my neck and go down my spine about 6 inches. I placed the yin yang there because it's between my head and my heart, and my left and my right, to remind me of balance in all things.
And tat free too!!
Psssst George...next time let one of us girls "choose" your picture. That one has a slight rainbow feel maybe.
I have one down my entire right torso. no regrets.
am designing my second.
What do you do for a living? I ask because there are few fields where people excel and have those types of tattoos, but in some fields they are almost required.
well, i am not a bikini model. and have no intention entering a field whereby my torso would be exposed...
however, i have been told (in the morning) that it is a sexy addition to the darkness...
For some reason a lot of young girls have gotten the idea that tattoos are sexy and hardware in their faces is a fashion statement. I think it makes them look like biker whores. Maybe that's what they want.
