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WCDT Thread (30 Jan - 4 Feb 2011, 1851-55)
ndperfesser:
An upcoming script ...
FAYE: Want to hear something weird?
DORA: Sure.
FAYE: At first, I though Angus had the word SWAN tattooed on his penis.
DORA: At first?
FAYE: Yeah. Turns out it says SASKATCHEWAN.
jwhouk:
By the way - and it took me a bit to dig this up - compare today with 604.
Who's the better man - and the better woman?
Antario:
--- Quote from: clownshoe on 03 Feb 2011, 13:52 ---I would have to disagree about forearm tattoos being for people who won't have tax-paying jobs. The astrophysics professor at my university, who also happens to be my boss and undergraduate research adviser, has sleeves on both his forearms. He very much has a tax-paying job, and brings in tons of grant money for research.
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Nah tattoo's are okay as long as it doesnt get to freaky, i generally dislike anything beyond shoulder pieces tho, half sleeves and full sleeves are just ugly imo
meaningless ankle, wrist and trampstamps are worse tho
--- Quote from: jwhouk on 03 Feb 2011, 15:42 ---By the way - and it took me a bit to dig this up - compare today with 604.
Who's the better man - and the better woman?
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scrolling a bit there a thing occured to me, and its probably been discussed already but im amazed i have this solid of a memory...
but 603 last panel, dora asks the same thing after the tai poot in the bathroom comic, error :P
Doctor Online:
--- Quote from: sitnspin on 03 Feb 2011, 11:06 ---I have several tattoos myself and I have worked as a tattoo artist. Body art means a lot to me. So for me the deal breaker aspect rest solely on the BAD tattoos. I take art in general seriously and body art in particular. If someone has a ton of really shitty meaningless tattoos, i tend to find it a turn-off.
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I only have one, it symbolizes my dad, it means the world to me. The tattoo artist however, didn't understand, and now I have a golf ball in snow instead of a moon with clouds slightly covering it. I've gone to see about having another artist fix it, to make it look more like a damn moon. At the time I didn't have the money, and he was wanting to charge me about $200 for it to be slightly altered (basically to add more shading to it).
My mistake was I was 18, I didn't shop around for an artist, I went to my best-friends...boyfriends...best-friend (yeah one of those things) who owned his own shop. The whole time he was trying to convince me to get a crescent moon, and I told him a full moon nothing else. Thing is, he does awesome work, mine however, he just didn't give a shit because it wasn't what he wanted to do. However, I was so proud when I got it and had to rush home to show my dad. I had said I was going to get that tattoo ever since I was 14, and as soon as I could, I went and got it. It's on my right shoulder. To me, a decent spot. =] I really do want to get it fixed though.
vettechinohio:
I wonder why the calf area is not represented on that tattoo chart? That's where all of my tattoos are. Easy to hide, even with capri pants in the warmer weather, and also easy to show if I'm in the mood.
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