Gsouder;72467 wrote:
Ok, Here’s my take. You should not get a tat just to get one so if you aren’t sure what you want don’t force it. I personally dislike getting tattoos in foreign languages. They are over done, you rarely know exactly what the tat means since a lot of asian symbols mean multiple things and really, it’s WAY OVER DONE!

If you…[Read more]

Okay, from my dictionary, I have several kanji that will work. (You do know kanij is Japanese, right?)

孑孑 (boufura or boufuri)
This word can mean “mosquito larva, wriggler, or maggot”, but it seems kind of vauge to me. Most people who can read it will think it’s the first meaning.

蛆虫 (ujimushi)
This word means ether “maggot, or abusive word.”…[Read more]

I think it’s Chinese, but right now, I really don’t care. I’m so sick of seeing people with Asain tattoos which they have NO FREAKING CLUE what they mean. Good day.

Sherav;38985 wrote:
You know I went to see this film with my wife and daughter.

It was the first time i have ever heard my daughter shut up for for around 90 mins.

That said the lameness was just killing me – it was really really really painful to watch those 2 pining at each other.

*Chucks up*

You would think after around 2 centuries or…[Read more]

DON’T put ANY clingwrap on it! ARE YOU CRAZY?!? It needs to breath.

What I would do, although I haven’t got a tattoo yet, would be to wear long sleeves when going outside for the first month or so, then wear a high SPF sunscreen.

That’s what I said in his other post. From what I can tell, each piece means something, but together, they don’t mean anything. I really don’t think the top means “power”, I checked a hanzi and kanji dictionary. But still, I am no expert on the subject.

Thanks, sitll thinking about it,. I want to make sure it’s something I want forever.

safe1011;38408 wrote:
YES, that chinese character means POWER n STRENGTH 🙂

Oh, it’s Chinese, not Japanese. No wonder I couldn’t read it. (For the record, kanji is Japanese and hanzi is Chinese.)

I’m sorry, but after looking through my dictionary for almost thirty minutes, I cannot figure out what that kanji is supposed to be. The way it’s written seems to suggest that the three on top are one kanji, but I can’t find any kanji that looks like that. I can tell you what each piece says though. The top left one, by it self reads “husband”,…[Read more]

I’m sorry, but after looking through my dictionary for almost thirty minutes, I cannot figure out what that kanji is supposed to be. The way it’s written seems to suggest that the three on top are one kanji, but I can’t find any kanji that looks like that. I can tell you what each piece says though. The top left one, by it self reads “husband”,…[Read more]

Well, after some thought, I can’t decided wether to get it or not. Can anyone else vouch for it? Does anyone else like the idea?

Did you use only Bepanthen?

Chance666;37012 wrote:
What’s the difference between Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji? Also where did Kanji derive from?

Since no one answered your question, I will.

Hiragana is a basic, simplified Japanese script that came from simplifying Chinese characters into a syllabary. It’s used for word where there are no kanji, particles, and name…[Read more]

Yeah, that’s what I was thinking, because having it vertical ether way would mean ether I, or whoever is looking at it, wouldn’t be able to read it; but horizontal, everyone would. What do you guys think about the tattoo? When I decided on it, a lot of people told me kanji was way too popular and stupid. But, unlike a lot of people, I can read…[Read more]