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I have no problem with tats.
But 2 things always have entered my mind.
-Tats were branded on Jews
- Hep C
All I can think of is :
AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. My Eyes!
But thanks to Ol #1's corporate heroes, IBM got the numbering done accurately .I have no problem with tats.
But 2 things always have entered my mind.
-Tats were branded on Jews
- Hep C
both stem from the same source - the need for attention.Not surprising.
"Luke also told the outlet that she had attempted suicide 15 times throughout her life.
"Depression and anxiety developed at age 15, borderline personality disorder with schizophrenic traits came a little bit later on,” she said.
"I’ve had, on record, 15 suicide attempts."
15 attempts. Not really trying.
You'd think by around the 5th or 6th try, she'd do a little research to figure out what she was doing wrong.
Nobody forces tattoos on anyone in America, especially not serial numbers.I have no problem with tats.
But 2 things always have entered my mind.
-Tats were branded on Jews
- Hep C
So getting a tat at a party ain't a good idea?Nobody forces tattoos on anyone in America, especially not serial numbers.I have no problem with tats.
But 2 things always have entered my mind.
-Tats were branded on Jews
- Hep C
A reputable shop uses single use needles and ink containers, has autoclaves all over the place and ready supply of gloves and sanitizers. Don't get one in jail or your buddies basement and you will be fine.
A friend of my wife died of hepatitis at 45.You guessed it. Her boyfriend had 50 tatsI have no problem with tats.
But 2 things always have entered my mind.
-Tats were branded on Jews
- Hep C
I work with a guy who got Hep C from getting a tattoo years ago and had to get a liver transplant. To top it all off, one of the possible side effects of the immunosuppressant drugs he was taking is cancer and sure enough, he recently had to have surgery to remove cancer from his mouth.
To me, it's just not worth the risk.
People who have tats on their faces always look stable and above board.I have no problem with tats.
But 2 things always have entered my mind.
-Tats were branded on Jews
- Hep C
I work with a guy who got Hep C from getting a tattoo years ago and had to get a liver transplant. To top it all off, one of the possible side effects of the immunosuppressant drugs he was taking is cancer and sure enough, he recently had to have surgery to remove cancer from his mouth.
To me, it's just not worth the risk.
People who have tats on their faces always look stable and above board.I have no problem with tats.
But 2 things always have entered my mind.
-Tats were branded on Jews
- Hep C
I work with a guy who got Hep C from getting a tattoo years ago and had to get a liver transplant. To top it all off, one of the possible side effects of the immunosuppressant drugs he was taking is cancer and sure enough, he recently had to have surgery to remove cancer from his mouth.
To me, it's just not worth the risk.
Does any tat person here know why some people put tats on their faces? Besides MS13 folks with machetes.
[/QUOTE]Say's it was worth it.
Tattoo-obsessed woman left temporarily blind after inking eyeballs claims extreme procedure was 'worth it'
[QUOTE
Amber Luke, an alt-model who has spent more than $25,000 on body modifications, is speaking out about how her most extreme procedure — tattooing her eyeballs — ultimately helped her to fully accept herself.
WOMAN OBSESSED WITH 'BODY MODIFICATION' TATTOOS EYEBALLS BLUE
Luke, 24, had her eyeballs tattooed late last year, leaving her temporarily blind for three weeks.
In a previous interview, the Australian blonde described the experience as “brutal” when speaking with Barcroft Media.
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Not so much, no. For various reasons.So getting a tat at a party ain't a good idea?Nobody forces tattoos on anyone in America, especially not serial numbers.I have no problem with tats.
But 2 things always have entered my mind.
-Tats were branded on Jews
- Hep C
A reputable shop uses single use needles and ink containers, has autoclaves all over the place and ready supply of gloves and sanitizers. Don't get one in jail or your buddies basement and you will be fine.
No idea. I'm pretty well covered but they stop at the neck.People who have tats on their faces always look stable and above board.I have no problem with tats.
But 2 things always have entered my mind.
-Tats were branded on Jews
- Hep C
I work with a guy who got Hep C from getting a tattoo years ago and had to get a liver transplant. To top it all off, one of the possible side effects of the immunosuppressant drugs he was taking is cancer and sure enough, he recently had to have surgery to remove cancer from his mouth.
To me, it's just not worth the risk.
Does any tat person here know why some people put tats on their faces? Besides MS13 folks with machetes.
"Luke also told the outlet that she had attempted suicide 15 times throughout her life.
"Depression and anxiety developed at age 15, borderline personality disorder with schizophrenic traits came a little bit later on,” she said.
"I’ve had, on record, 15 suicide attempts."
Lol. That was great! No wonder your rating is through the roof.She was a sight for sore eyes.
