@Wardy 122133 wrote:

I agree with this, when did having a disease start being cool?, I really don’t mean to hurt your feelings but it really seem’s like this tattoo is for attention and sympathy of others. Just my honest opinion don’t take it to heart.

Great Wardy! I guess you’ll shoot down my “I have HERPES” tattoo too!

Old school style is not for me, but your piece looks like it’s done very well.

Your gramps should be honored.

12:30 AM, watching “The Great Race”. (1965) Tony Curtis, Natale Wood, Keenan Wynn, Peter Falk, Jack Lemmon, and Ross Martin!
A three hour classic!

Having a bit of smoked flank steak, baked potato, and single malt Highland Scotch.

@Wardy 112419 wrote:

I also heard paint thinner is good for for this.

It’s also been said if you inject bleach with a syringe in to the tattoo it removes it after 1 day.

Beg pardon old chap, I think you mean ammonia.

Definatly hold out for the rice eyes guy. The reason he’s hard to get nailed down is because he’s fucking good.

Keep at him.

@jerryatrophy 122073 wrote:

Tonight my employer catered in some steak for dinner for us because of 100 days without a loss time accident.
Every time they do something like this all the middle managment come in to make us think they care.

I dont try to hide any of them cause im proud of them. It was a funny situation.

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@Pinklace 122098 wrote:

Your abit tight ain’t ya 2 dollar hooker shame on you what about the 3 dollar hookers haha

Check out two dollar hooker in the humor forum!

You might try a plumber’s torch. It’s probably just as safe.

@Zorba 122095 wrote:

You should try some glitter sometime – its fun!

I like a little glitter, a little sparkle, a little glimmer in my life but I’ve never tried the roll on kind.
I like a stimulating conversation, cozy surroundings, fine wine, and maybe a two dollar hooker!

This should be fixed A.S.A.P. (even before my profile gets fixed)

For the most part you’ll get good, helpful, brutally honest feedback.

It sure helped me!

If I were pricing this out for you I would reccommend getting the laser removal price included.

@ArniVidar 122084 wrote:

Honest opinion: Your mother is 100% correct. That is truly dreadful.

Solution: I guess it’s best to laser that stuff.

Sorry, but Arni’s right.

@Funk 122072 wrote:

I think it’s supposed to be a Jaguar. Ouch.

Ouch is an understatment! At least you didn’t get any TRIBAL!

Pretty much removes all doubt!

Tough disease. Good luck dealing with it.

Welcome to the forum.
Pictures would be nice.
Having all that work done in “a few months” and even cover ups, wow. Tattoos are there for life.
Slow down and determine what you really want to have done and find a reliable artist to do it. Check the artist prior work. Some specialize in cover ups.
It’s not going to be cheap.

Keep us posted.

@jerryatrophy 122031 wrote:

And a month for the shine to leave.

It takes about six months in charred white oak to turn a good “shine” into a much smoother, and mellow “beverage”.

I’m sorry. What were we talking about?

@jerryatrophy 122032 wrote:

My mother in law collects lighthouse everything. Crazy. Im pretty sure its a subconscious need to surround herself with the male form.
but hey nice tattoo.

So does my mother in law! Thank goodness my wife doesn’t have to!

I wrap my tattoos for up to three days.(washing and changing the wrap several times daily) I’ve been wearing track warm up pants to work with no complaints, but hardly to an interview.

@Pinklace 121998 wrote:

I’m feisty so it was hard not to just punch him. But I’m loosing my job for a nob head.

I have to deal with idiots at work. I joined this forum to relax and communicate with others of similar interests.

Sometimes this place reminds me of a coffee house. (Chock Full O’ Nuts!)