FEARoftheDARK;84087 wrote:
To be quite honest it seems like you are looking for some kind of approval here with all these questions. I’m not trying to be mean, but if you want to get a tattoo go and get it. If you think or know it’s going to cause problems that you don’t want then simply don’t get it. there are always going to be people that…[Read more]

Nice tattoo.

I’m going to go for some sort of scroll thing with text in it.

buttwheat;84062 wrote:
Go for a monkey riding a unicycle juggling cats who are wearing hats.

Nobody can help you design a memorial tattoo for you with out any info from you. Just find something that was special between you and this person and that’s a great start for ideas.

I want the text ‘In loving memory of then under it Gradma but I don’t…[Read more]

Sherav;84044 wrote:
Hi Fear

I have found from my own studies that tattooing is much more sociably acceptable in the USA and Canada than in the UK. I think a lot of it is we have a ‘small island’ attitude to a lot of things and it takes a long time to shift it.

Many UK still think in terms of tattooing being for the 1. Working Classes 2. Rock…[Read more]

Sherav;84043 wrote:
Hi Arni

No there is no recorded Aryan Brotherhood in the UK and the White Power movement is not a shadow of that of the USA or say Germany/Italy.

We do have small groups such as Combat 18 but the National Front dissolved into the British Nationalist Party and the English Defence League.

All this said we are talking of a…[Read more]

Will there always be a social stigma to some degree? I know in the past few decades more shops opening and stuff it’s not as taboo as it was but like anything still people will judge you different if you have them in visible areas? Initials on the back of necks and cheryl cole wannabe-tattoos on side of the hand are hidden yet in visible places…[Read more]

clay1680;84028 wrote:
he was probably a former ayrian brotherhood member and maybe he left that in his past and is not involved in that anymore

He’s from the UK not USA.

Sherav;84011 wrote:
Hi

I take it you mean a simple line cross usually on the section between the thumb an forefinger or on the finger itself?

My step father (I am also UK) also had them (although not a skinhead) and it can have a number of meanings.

The orig skinhead movement in UK had roots in reggae and the cross was a symbol of unity and…[Read more]

FEARoftheDARK;84025 wrote:
Hey,

Seeing how I have had my hands and knuckles done now for all of 2011. I have got nothing but compliments and nice things said. I have received no people looking at me awkwardly as far as I have observed.
But yea I guess it depends on where you come from, I live in Hamilton Ontario, Canada and I notice a lot of…[Read more]

buttwheat;84005 wrote:
It has been adopted by many White Nationalists.

It’s not a detailed cross it is like the ones of the film This is England? He does a shaved head but I know he has black friends so isn’t racist.