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To the original poster....

1) The second design looks better.

2) Do NOT get a tattoo because you think it looks cool. Get a tattoo because it means something to you.

3) Do NOT get a tattoo based on any existing artwork (ie, flash) unless it's like your family crest or something that has similar meaning. You think women are silly for being embarassed when they see another woman in the same dress? Imagine how stupid you'll feel when you see a guy with the same tat.... Unless the tat is a "membership" or something.

4) Do NOT get a tattoo to commemorate anything that's been in your life a reasonably short period of time. I know as a teenager, 5 years seems like a lot of time... It ain't.

5) DO get a tattoo that means something (I said that already, but I'll say it again!). People will ask you about your tat. 'Tis much more meaningful to answer with a story than it is to say, "Well, I thought it looked cool."


On the first page somebody mentioned new inks that are easy to remove with a single laser treatment. Yes, such inks exist. HOWEVER.... Good luck finding an inker who uses said inks. They're very new and old school tat guys are biased against them ("If you don't want it to last forever you shouldn't be getting inked in the first place!") so it's tough to find a shop that uses those inks.


And now we get to the reason I responded....

Ragnarok wrote:...when I broke my arm a few years back, I covered my cast with Elven runes drawn in Sharpie.

Although that wasn't exactly permanent - nor was it too obviously "nerdish", because most people wouldn't recognise the exact source.

Au contraire... It is EXTREMELY nerdish. Almost as nerdy as this....

ya dude i know what your saying but im a christian and i feel that unless i become satanic or something it will always mean something to me. and i agree with you on the whole not picking something that someone else could have which is why i drew mine instead

paaiyan wrote:Haha, you're terrible Brian.

Have you guys seen the pictures of the people that get tattoos by having someone cut out designs in their flesh? Then the scar tissue forms in that design.

Been there, done that.
Nothing has lasted more than a few months:/

Nothing has lasted more than a few months

Clearly you're not using the right equipment, might I recommend Swann-Morton N^o. 26

I thought you were both opposed to marriage, or have I got mixed up again?

We are, but been together for almost 3 years now, bought her a ring to make it official so now it seems we're "permanently engaged" hehe

I think the cake might be a lie

Sadly it isn't:



It tastes better than it looks, at least that's what she said

JSR your fiancee must be out there to survive with you

Let's say we put up with eachother

that cake is ummmm... well it looks pretty...well im sure it... ya lets just go along with the it tastes better then it looks lol

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:

I think the cake might be a lie

Sadly it isn't:



It tastes better than it looks, at least that's what she said

Well atleast you didn't get a 'It's the thought that counts'...

JDAX23 wrote:that cake is ummmm... well it looks pretty...well im sure it... ya lets just go along with the it tastes better then it looks lol

Contrary to JDAX23's post, I am going to be quite frank. That cake looks like cardboard, and I probably would decline a serving. However, I can't help the fact that cake is delicious and so is pie.

And despite all the references, the cake is in fact not a lie: for it is readily available at supermarkets. Only when you are in the middle of a test (math, wills, for your life, etc.) and someone offers cake and grief counseling at the end can you truly question the existence of the cake.

It's a bit like my launchers really, looks like something the dog dragged in but works. Sometimes

Well at least you didn't get a 'It's the thought that counts'...

Au contraire, I had to steal it from her fridge this morning

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:It's a bit like my launchers really, looks like something the dog dragged in but works. Sometimes

Well at least you didn't get a 'It's the thought that counts'...

Au contraire, I had to steal it from her fridge this morning

Haha, sometimes. I try not to cook things like that. I stick to ribs and brisket, things of that nature. I can't say I could have made a much better cake.

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:

Nothing has lasted more than a few months

Clearly you're not using the right equipment, might I recommend Swann-Morton N^o. 26

Taking things to the next level eh?

I think the cake might be a lie

Sadly it isn't:



It tastes better than it looks, at least that's what she said


[/quote]hmm reminds me of liver spots(the spots elderly people get on their skin.

frankrede wrote:hmm reminds me of liver spots(the spots elderly people get on their skin.

It was delicious, honest!

Looks like used swabs from a hospital emergency room.

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote: It was delicious, honest!

In that case, save me a slice

What´s up with the damage picture JSR?





Oh it's a cake....


( giggle )

drugs are bad.