if you provide your own artwork it's generally based on how long it will take the artist to do the work. that piece took 90 minutes and cost $225. the rate will vary from parlour to parlour i imagine.
tattoos
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my favourite is mysoarsandlewood soap. It's about $0.88 in the Indian store.
I'm also partial to the chinese version.
I prefer soaps that are not fruit flavoured. Cause I KNOW they don't taste as good as they smell. And there's nothing more unattractive then farting bubbles!
I have 3 (well actually 4. One runs into another)
2 on my ankle. 1 on my hip. and 1 on my shoulder blade.
the one on my ankle hurt the most. The one on my shoulder blade I thought was going to drive me insane! The vibration from the gun ran right upto the top of my head.
The one on my hip kept making my butt muscles flinch. it was the weirdest feeling.
None of them hurt alot. More like a burning type sensation.
You know the sound mosquito's make inside a tent at night when your trying to sleep? A tattoo feels like that sound. Annoying.
2 on my ankle. 1 on my hip. and 1 on my shoulder blade.
the one on my ankle hurt the most. The one on my shoulder blade I thought was going to drive me insane! The vibration from the gun ran right upto the top of my head.
The one on my hip kept making my butt muscles flinch. it was the weirdest feeling.
None of them hurt alot. More like a burning type sensation.
You know the sound mosquito's make inside a tent at night when your trying to sleep? A tattoo feels like that sound. Annoying.
annoying is a very apt description. if you've ever given blood or had a needle, you'll have no problems getting a tattoo. bleeding is very minimal unless you are prone to bleeding, but even then it's not much at all.
Hey im 15 and i want a tattoo on mii shoulder...i know im to young but i want one for my grandam which shows that she will always have my back wat do u guys think?
Re: RE: tattoos
I used to drive a Grandam in the 80's. Don't do it Chelsey. I have 3 tattoos and regret all of them. You're "grandma" will always have your back -- a picture of her will work just fine
Chelsey211 said:
I used to drive a Grandam in the 80's. Don't do it Chelsey. I have 3 tattoos and regret all of them. You're "grandma" will always have your back -- a picture of her will work just fine
Re: RE: tattoos
Gedoudahere! You serious? "Enduring symbol of immaturity"??
Poke in the eye with a sharp stick for you!
Those of us with tats love our ink. Insulting them is kinda like saying someone's kid is ugly. You may think it, but it's poor form to actually speak it.
My tattoos represent life changes. They are meaningful to me and since I've had tattoos for the vast majority of my life, they are part of who I am.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion and I respect that you don't care for tattoos. I would just offer up the suggestion that you employ some tact when dissing them.
tamarin said:
Gedoudahere! You serious? "Enduring symbol of immaturity"??
Poke in the eye with a sharp stick for you!
Those of us with tats love our ink. Insulting them is kinda like saying someone's kid is ugly. You may think it, but it's poor form to actually speak it.
My tattoos represent life changes. They are meaningful to me and since I've had tattoos for the vast majority of my life, they are part of who I am.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion and I respect that you don't care for tattoos. I would just offer up the suggestion that you employ some tact when dissing them.
"My tattoos represent life changes. They are meaningful to me and since I've had tattoos for the vast majority of my life, they are part of who I am."
You're well aware the love affair between women and tattoos is of recent vintage. And its spillover to ever younger girls is a concern. If you've got tattoos - and you surely do - then I expect you'll have a social conscience and encourage only those 20 and over to take the leap.
It's hard to express tact - and I think it entirely inappropriate - when viewing a fad of this sort that's got ridiculously out of control.
You're well aware the love affair between women and tattoos is of recent vintage. And its spillover to ever younger girls is a concern. If you've got tattoos - and you surely do - then I expect you'll have a social conscience and encourage only those 20 and over to take the leap.
It's hard to express tact - and I think it entirely inappropriate - when viewing a fad of this sort that's got ridiculously out of control.
I waited until I was 30 to get my tattoos. I wanted them from the time I was a teen, like you.
However, he wasn't done five minutes before I regretted it. Damn.
Since then, I've gotten two others. I always regret having done the first one, and really wish I hadn't. But since I got the one, may as well keep going.
However, he wasn't done five minutes before I regretted it. Damn.
Since then, I've gotten two others. I always regret having done the first one, and really wish I hadn't. But since I got the one, may as well keep going.