on โ31-01-2014 07:24 PM
on โ01-02-2014 05:31 PM
amber, i could but am way to sooky now, found the whole process really painful. I got mine around 28years ago, they are small and the flea is kind of cute.
on โ01-02-2014 05:35 PM
on โ01-02-2014 05:37 PM
on โ01-02-2014 06:03 PM
DD had one done about a year ago in memory of her little brother, itโs a Celtic sword with his name running down the sword, then his DOB and DOD, and I totally approve. My best friend and ex-bridesmaid, now aged 66, recently had one done on her wrist in memory of her husband of 45 years, just simply has his name, their date of marriage and his DOD. Iโve never been tempted and canโt imagine that I ever will, but I find nothing โtackyโ about these type of Tatts, theyโre done purely for love.
โ01-02-2014 06:13 PM - edited โ01-02-2014 06:14 PM
on โ01-02-2014 08:36 PM
I wonder if people are always pleased with theirs after they see them.
The one I saw yesterday really is awful, the colours are not nice and the names surrounding the pic are in the worst handwriting I have ever seen. Problem is, there is no going back and getting it fixed.
I have seen some nice ones and they are very well done, quite artistic, perhaps they need to be taught and have to be tested before being allowed to do it.
on โ01-02-2014 08:43 PM
on โ01-02-2014 08:53 PM
lol, do they have licences? or credentials? I have no idea really.
on โ01-02-2014 09:16 PM
I saw a tattoo that read: "No regets"
As long as the list is for people who regret their tattoo, there is a longer list of mis-spelled tattoos
on โ01-02-2014 09:21 PM
I have 4 and I don't regret any of them...
The Eye of Ra I have on my arm was a birthday present from a friend. That's a good memory, spending part of my birthday getting a tattoo