in my country of united states of america its legal aslong as you dont get caught thats how everything works hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Zor
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in my country of united states of america its legal aslong as you dont get caught thats how everything works hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Zor
that is so not effin fairQuote:
Originally Posted by Zen Master
life isnt fairQuote:
Originally Posted by Zor
so i have 7x better tatoo's then you technically:confused:
wanna bet on that? im going to get my dragon tattoo 2morrow, i'll send a picture of it on here just before i leave
Mm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyhort
"You don't want to be looking back 20 years down the road and going "No, seriously, Spongehead was really popular back then!"
If you're going to insist on getting one, though, then you should probably make it something you like and probably will continue to like for a long time (considering that's how long the tattoo's going to last).
I might suggest you sort of do what drizz did-- get a general idea of what you want, and then google it and find some designs you like and then talk them over with the artist and try and figure out the best one and the best way to make it work. Lots of tattoo sites have lots of different designs so even if you're not sure what you want it could give you an idea. It's a place to start anyway.
I'm getting a tattoo also. Well, actually three.
On my right shoulder will be the Greek letter Omega.
On my left shoulder will be the Greek letter Alpha.
And on my back will be the Greek letter Delta.
I've got my first tattoo in mind, but I plan on getting many more.
Hell, my own mother has got 20 something, on of which is a tiger ripping out of her thigh. That one is neat, and probably the one that told me "You should get a tattoo."
All in all, I want a dragon down my right arm, and a battle axe across my back. Just to start.
the duration of the tattoo is dependent upon the artists .. i have had some that are slow as hell i have had others that are super fast..Quote:
Originally Posted by Zor
QUOTE=drizztix;490408]the duration of the tattoo is dependent upon the artists .. i have had some that are slow as hell i have had others that are super fast..[/QUOTE]
this is what im having put onto my back-http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_vtyo4Tlz_k...ree+tattoo.jpg
probably 5 or 6 sessions of 3hrs each..Quote:
Originally Posted by Zor