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Vouss
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I'm kind of disappointed you'd let someone this awful tattoo you since you claim to be interested in real art, what even is this supposed to be? Post artwork photo pls
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nice tat buddy, looks amazing
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What kind of back alley sketchy ass tattoo artist would do their work over acne like that? Pretty sure that it's dangerous as fuck for your skin, can spread and worsen infections and can easily lead to the art getting completely ruined. Fucked tbh.
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Zentetsuken wrote:What kind of back alley sketchy ass tattoo artist would do their work over acne like that? Pretty sure that it's dangerous as fuck for your skin, can spread and worsen infections and can easily lead to the art getting completely ruined. Fucked tbh.
I think it's freckles.
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Tramp stamps as subcultural attributes are about on the same level of classiness as keeping pet lobsters. Tattoos are acceptable as symbols of meaningful passage into a relevant, male sphere -- able seaman, military, prison, gang, mafia -- and preferrably then precisely in reflection of an inner ugliness and of the fact that you've been through some shit, but as expressions of (supposed) personality, rather than distinction, they are vain, shallow, expensive and harmful, at the very least to the aesthetic integrity of the human body, see above image. No offense meant to anyone, but go get some laser on that.

Also this.

I shall, perhaps, not be too entirely categorical, but I really do not have much good to say for this particular pastime.
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bluebell and edel tattoo lmao
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jorb wrote:Tramp stamps as subcultural attributes are about on the same level of classiness as keeping pet lobsters. Tattoos are acceptable as symbols of meaningful passage into a relevant, male sphere -- able seaman, military, prison, gang, mafia -- and preferrably then precisely in reflection of an inner ugliness and of the fact that you've been through some shit, but as expressions of (supposed) personality, rather than distinction, they are vain, shallow, expensive and harmful, at the very least to the aesthetic integrity of the human body, see above image. No offense meant to anyone, but go get some laser on that.

Also this.

I shall, perhaps, not be too entirely categorical, but I really do not have much good to say for this particular pastime.
Shouldn't you be designing the new store hat rn ? :ugeek:
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jorb wrote:Tramp stamps as subcultural attributes are about on the same level of classiness as keeping pet lobsters. Tattoos are acceptable as symbols of meaningful passage into a relevant, male sphere -- able seaman, military, prison, gang, mafia -- and preferrably then precisely in reflection of an inner ugliness and of the fact that you've been through some shit, but as expressions of (supposed) personality, rather than distinction, they are vain, shallow, expensive and harmful, at the very least to the aesthetic integrity of the human body, see above image. No offense meant to anyone, but go get some laser on that.

Also this.

I shall, perhaps, not be too entirely categorical, but I really do not have much good to say for this particular pastime.
I strongy agree with you. Sadly this opinion is a bit rare in todays young generation. Non the less, it is nice to share opinions with some one so great as you, Jorb.
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jorb wrote:Tattoos are acceptable as symbols of meaningful passage into a relevant, male sphere -- able seaman, military, prison, gang, mafia
Looks mainly like a way to mark (and a list of) people with a stigma so they can later be identified (or killed on sight).
I really do not have much good to say for this particular pastime.
I share that stance.

Neverless, at times I have thought about ways that would allow to lift the basic idea of Futurama suicide booths into reality, with the twist of the killing being limited to the colors used for the tatoos - so you could go in one, slide your credit card and quickly (and painlessly, should you opt for that) get rid of the picket fence on your arm (that looked cool when it still was barbed wire, back some years before your skin lost the flexibility that it used to have)...
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I read about an Iraqi Christian militiaman once, who had the cross tattooed over his heart, so as to render himself unable to apostate if caught by the jihaboos.

That's ok.
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