Topic: Der Tattoo Thread. (Read 771131 times)

nekowafer · « **Reply #3950 on:** 23 Feb 2011, 08:10 »

Yes. Good. I guess I'm used to morons 'cause you guys seem to generally know what you're doing, and I don't end up having to say "no don't do that ever ever ever" like at all. It's awesome.

sean · « **Reply #3951 on:** 23 Feb 2011, 23:15 »

speaking of plugs, i got my right ear to 0g today! my left ear still won't but thats okay ill get it soon! salt soakin time aw man.

schimmy · « **Reply #3952 on:** 25 Feb 2011, 06:35 »

I got my first ever tattoo yesterday!

Gemmwah · « **Reply #3953 on:** 25 Feb 2011, 06:36 »

fuuuuuuckkk yessssssssss

schimmy · « **Reply #3954 on:** 25 Feb 2011, 13:10 »

Cheers! That's what I was going for.

Eris · « **Reply #3955 on:** 28 Feb 2011, 20:20 »

HELLO I HAVE A TATTOO NOW.

IT LOOKS GREAT.

David_Dovey · « **Reply #3956 on:** 28 Feb 2011, 20:33 »

Eris · « **Reply #3957 on:** 28 Feb 2011, 20:50 »

HERE ARE SOME PHOTOS

ummmkay · « **Reply #3958 on:** 28 Feb 2011, 21:11 »

that looks AWESOME! seriously, super super cool!

edwinalink · « **Reply #3959 on:** 28 Feb 2011, 21:53 »

that... is FLIPPING WOAH.

JD · « **Reply #3960 on:** 28 Feb 2011, 23:27 »

Metope · « **Reply #3961 on:** 28 Feb 2011, 23:29 »

Oh man Hannah that is SUCH A GOOD TATTOO! It's really big at the same time as it's really subtle and classy looking, I think is a good way to describe it?

Jimmy the Squid · « **Reply #3962 on:** 28 Feb 2011, 23:37 »

So awesome Hannah! Ingelise and I both think it's fucking rad.

öde · « **Reply #3963 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 00:50 »

I'm glad you finally got it done Hannah, it looks great!

edwinalink · « **Reply #3964 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 01:11 »

Now, Odd question.

is that scar underneath Surgical or recreational?

either way its just wicked.

Rizzo · « **Reply #3965 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 01:18 »

High fives Hannibal! Shit is too cash.

Eris · « **Reply #3966 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 01:43 »

Quote from: edwinalink on 01 Mar 2011, 01:11

is that scar underneath Surgical or recreational?

Not an odd question at all! It is surgical. Just before I turned 17 I had major surgery to 'fix' a pretty severe case of scoliosis. They straightened the spine as much as they could, so that the curves were reduced from about 70-80 degree curves down to 20 degrees. Then they got chips of bone from my ribs and used that to fuse the spine together. Then screwed two titanium rods to my spine to hold it in place while the bones fused. The rods basically stopped being of use after a year, but they're not gonna take them out unless something happens and they get damaged. So yeah.

My mum jokingly suggested this tattoo idea when we were in the process of seeing specialists about this, and it stuck with me ever since. When I told her a year ago that I was definitely going to get this done someday, she seemed to regret mentioning it in the first place. I told the tattooist this and he found it hilarious, and wished me luck for when I show it to her.

edwinalink · « **Reply #3967 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 01:48 »

How is your flexibility and day to day comfort? I hope you don't have any future surgeries that might mess up the awesome tat!

though then, you could do a Tattoo of staples?

but yeah, I met a woman once who had her entire spine flayed. for fun. to the tips of the vertebra. it healed without massive infection somehow. but the scar was wider and deeper than yours.

thus my question.

Eris · « **Reply #3968 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 01:56 »

I have a few vertebrae at the ends that aren't fused (like, four and the top and three at the bottom or something like that) but the rest is one big solid bone, so my flexibility is pretty limited in that respect. I mainly bend from my hips or squat down if I have to pick up things off the ground and soforth. Doing a lot of repetitive bending makes my back ache something terrible, but other than that it is fine and most people don't even notice I have anything wrong with me. I actually was a bit annoyed at first because the scar was so straight and thin that it was hard to see. Then the top faded and it was even less noticeable. Now it is great!

CardinalFang · « **Reply #3969 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 04:54 »

HANNAH!!!

The tattoo looks great!!
How painful was it?

Gemmwah · « **Reply #3970 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 10:26 »

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs

Katherine · « **Reply #3971 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 11:07 »

That is a fantastic tattoo, and I love your ear spiraly things.

Lines · « **Reply #3972 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 11:30 »

Hannah, that is super awesome! High fives.

Eris · « **Reply #3973 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 13:47 »

Quote from: CardinalFang on 01 Mar 2011, 04:54

HANNAH!!!

The tattoo looks great!!
How painful was it?

I didn't even cry! The tattooist said I did really well. All in all it was fairly bearable, but up the top hurt like a motherfucker. After a while I came to terms with how it felt, so it was easier to deal with, and ben, the tattooist and I had a nice conversation about graffiti. I am still really happy with it, I keep looking at it in the mirror and giggling, or just getting a big grin on my face.

Jace · « **Reply #3974 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 14:45 »

Just booked a tattoo for the 15th, fuck yeah.

Drill King · « **Reply #3975 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 16:02 »

Oh hello deer tattoo on my bicep. You are large and feel foreign on my body but you look nice.

Lines · « **Reply #3976 on:** 01 Mar 2011, 17:09 »

Pics!

Catacombs · « **Reply #3977 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 04:01 »

Great tattoo, Eris.

Alright, question. I want something small written on my chest, but backwards (so when I look in the mirror I'll be able to read it). Is this a good idea or will it look stupid?

The Seldom Killer · « **Reply #3978 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 05:45 »

Brilliant idea, I can see no flaws with it. When you're 90 in a nursing home you can still be smugly superior about it when the care assistant is giving you a sponge bath.

Elysiana · « **Reply #3979 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 06:08 »

It'll look like you've seen Memento a few too many times

Drill King · « **Reply #3980 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 07:54 »

Shitty photo but I am really happy with it. Better pictures later on where you get the idea of how dang pretty this doe is.

Joseph · « **Reply #3981 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 08:09 »

rad.

Was there any particular motivation behind the doe?

edwinalink · « **Reply #3982 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 09:48 »

A deer? A female Deer?

Drill King · « **Reply #3983 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 13:36 »

I almost drove my artist's boss up the wall with singing that song. It's a good thing he likes me lots.

Lines · « **Reply #3984 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 13:42 »

All these awesome tattoos make me want one really bad.

Drill King · « **Reply #3985 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 14:07 »

Tommy, he didn't do it. My friend Rachelle did it. I am also friend's with her boss. God, I thought we were friends but you never pay attention to what I tell you instead you just substitute whatever makes your life either. jesus.

öde · « **Reply #3986 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 18:19 »

Lethbianth, eh?

David_Dovey · « **Reply #3987 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 19:33 »

Wait I thought it was only the gay men who had lisps?

Quote from: The Seldom Killer on 02 Mar 2011, 05:45

Brilliant idea, I can see no flaws with it. When you're 90 in a nursing home you can still be smugly superior about it when the care assistant is giving you a sponge bath.

Lol @ "you'll regret this when you're old" in an 83-page body mods thread

tania · « **Reply #3988 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 19:38 »

when i am 90 i'll probably regret having wasted so many of my teenage and young adult years posting on an internet forum too, but then again i could also just not give a shit about what i'll regret when i'm 90 and you know, carry on enjoying my life instead

edwinalink · « **Reply #3989 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 19:48 »

we use washcloths, not sponges in nursing homes.

can't sterilize a sponge.

Jace · « **Reply #3990 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 19:49 »

I feel like the fact that the current 90 year old generation doesn't regret what they did when they were teens shows that we will probably not regret what we did.

David_Dovey · « **Reply #3991 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 19:54 »

I hope I have shitloads of regrets cos otherwise I was a boring motherfucker

edwinalink · « **Reply #3992 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 20:53 »

Quote from: Jace on 02 Mar 2011, 19:49

I feel like the fact that the current 90 year old generation doesn't regret what they did when they were teens shows that we will probably not regret what we did.

I talk to about 50 of them 5 days a week.

a lot of them do.

a lot of them spend all day staring out the window wishing they had more time. knowing their close to death and wishing they'd done it all differently.

the rest are loony/senile... and I get kinda protective over them.

calenlass · « **Reply #3993 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 21:14 »

Quote from: David_Dovey on 02 Mar 2011, 19:54

I hope I have shitloads of regrets cos otherwise I was a boring motherfucker

or it means you got a lot of stuff right

The Seldom Killer · « **Reply #3994 on:** 02 Mar 2011, 23:39 »

Quote from: David_Dovey on 02 Mar 2011, 19:33

Lol @ "you'll regret this when you're old" in an 83-page body mods thread

Yeah, I might have overcooked the the novelty will wear off sooner than you think thing.

I had meant to imply that the regret would come sooner and continue ad infinitum. Perhaps an unpopular opinion but I think that good mods are good forever and bad mods just keep getting worse.

Lupercal · « **Reply #3995 on:** 03 Mar 2011, 03:41 »

The simple answer is to just because so famous that it doesn't matter what the fuck you look like. Enter tattoos.

pwhodges · « **Reply #3996 on:** 03 Mar 2011, 08:49 »

I have no time for regrets - I'm doing more and more as I get older.

ackblom12 · « **Reply #3997 on:** 03 Mar 2011, 08:52 »

Paul is doing it right.

BrittanyMarie · « **Reply #3998 on:** 04 Mar 2011, 16:39 »

Today I got my septum re-pierced but at a 16 instead of a 12 (way cuter!) and I was going to re-pierce my ears, but my piercer was able to get the jewelery in without actually having to re-pierce, but we probably stretched a little bit (considering I'd gone with a gun in kindergarten, so that's probably a 20 and the jewelery we got in was also 16)

pwhodges · « **Reply #3999 on:** 06 Mar 2011, 16:21 »

I wonder if successful litigation against you for infringing their trade mark would lead to requiring surgical removal...

(j/k, I hope)

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