Tattoos
- Thread starter Dizzy
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Its like you read my mind!! Hello are y'all getting the tattoo??? NO!!!! He is, so it should be up to him. If he wants it, then let him get it. And how do you know he will regret it later?! He's getting something that means something to him, let the guy be! Worry about your own body and not his
"what does this tattoo mean grandpa"
"oh sonny my favorite game"
"ur a nerd grandpa"
Okay, I have not read all the posts, so I don't know if this has been asked and/or suggested. My apologies in advance. I don't have any desire to get a tattoo, however, I thought it would be fairly cool if you could take a design somewhere and they could make a fake tattoo for you. You know, one of those that you stick on with a hot washcloth. They last about a week. As I mentioned, I have never gotten a REAL tattoo, not for fear of pain, just because there is nothing that I would want permanently inked on my body. I THINK (and you can correct me if I'm wrong) some tattoo parlors do something similar in order to follow the pattern.
Basically, and this may really simplify it, it would be like a birthday cake or tee shirt impression. You can currently take a picture into most bakeries or embroidery shops, they scan it in, print it on transfer paper and then press it onto the cake or tee shirt. Instead of using a transfer paper for the cake or tee shirt, you would use the "toy" tattoo paper. I would expect you might even be able to do this at home if the paper is available on the open market. Again, forgive my ignorance on the subject, but I like the idea of a temporary item, to at least test it out for a week or two, or at least for a bit of fun.
Basically, and this may really simplify it, it would be like a birthday cake or tee shirt impression. You can currently take a picture into most bakeries or embroidery shops, they scan it in, print it on transfer paper and then press it onto the cake or tee shirt. Instead of using a transfer paper for the cake or tee shirt, you would use the "toy" tattoo paper. I would expect you might even be able to do this at home if the paper is available on the open market. Again, forgive my ignorance on the subject, but I like the idea of a temporary item, to at least test it out for a week or two, or at least for a bit of fun.
I think anyone on this thread saying that you will regret this tattoo when you're older is super closed minded and needs to reevaluate their views on life and be a little less judgmental. :-)
I myself have a few tattoos, some big, some small, some with meaning, some without, and I personally won't regret any of them. I love the idea and I think you should go for it, and post pictures if you do.
I myself have a few tattoos, some big, some small, some with meaning, some without, and I personally won't regret any of them. I love the idea and I think you should go for it, and post pictures if you do.
THANK YOU!!!!! I have two tattoos, and I love them. I definitely won't regret them when I get older! Art is BEAUTIFUL in every shape and form, whether it's a painting or a permanent tattoo. I love seeing other people's tattoos cause it shows you their personality and most people have some BAD A tattoos OH AND I WANT PLENTY MORE TATTOOOOOOOSSSSSS!!
OH AND I WANT PLENTY MORE TATTOOOOOOOSSSSSS!!