Hahaha fuck, I hate getting tattoo over shallow bone, it fuckin hurts!

KnightHawk;40127 wrote:
Point of the elbow–for me, that was the second highest rater on the Tattoo Ouchie scale I’ve ever gotten, and it made life damn inconvient for a few weeks.

What’s number one on the ouchie meter?

I don’t see how an online course could even compare to learning from someone and watching someone who has been in the business for 15+ years. My definition of scratcher, and I may be completely off the mark here (wouldn’t surprise me if i was) is someone doing tattoos who is unlicensed. This forum doesn’t allow discussion on unlicensed tattooing…[Read more]

Hi, I’m from Aus too, Victoria though. Looking forward to seeing pictures of your work 🙂

I suspected someone might have been smoking that stuff when they started this thread…

Hahaha sorry Matt 🙂

But just for you, you can scar-a-rize me, but we’ll start with an area that can be hidden easily ok, say the face?
:p

Just to clear it up, i’m not getting this done

Headbutting people’s noses in NYC’s bars is an exception though? 🙂

I got this out of a newspaper article, and it shows a couple pictures of people with it done, and it looks like they’ve been tattooed in a dark pink colour.

I saw a tattoo on the internet once – not sure if it was fake or not, i hope it was – it was of Homer Simpson on a woman, his mouth being her well… womanhood

I would be interested in reading this. I’m not sure how I could contribute though. I can give you pictures of my tattoos or whatever you need…

I’d hate to think what would happen if you had that done and someone decided to punch you in the eye!

Just a quick question – how old are you?

Those are some good tattoos, good work on them 🙂

Personally i’ve never been discriminated against for having tattoos, but mine can easily be hidden. In Australia though, people are a lot more relaxed about tattoos by the sounds of some other stories i’ve heard.

Oh yeah, i’ve seen those in a few tattoo magazines i’ve got. I’ve pictures of people with piercings like that in their fingers and toes and stuff.

Just wondering, what are dermal inkers?

He’s from Good Charlotte, I wouldn’t want him on my flight either…

Nah but seriously, that’s ridiculous.

Sherav;39564 wrote:
Hi

Best way to think of it is like a hot buttered crumpet.

You smear on a stack of butter and turn your back and all the butter is gone leaving only a small smear on the top. This is because it has been soaked into the pores of the crumpet, so when you bite it you can feel all the butter on the inside.

Tattoos have never…[Read more]

I bet that didn’t tickle over the sternum!