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Ireland160 Posts
On September 05 2011 14:51 Torte de Lini wrote: Try spiked belts that don't hold your pants together and a sash of bullets. Im not sure if a grunger at war is the brand new look im after. Im thinkning basically the same only.... newer | ||
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-Strider-
Mexico1605 Posts
On September 05 2011 14:19 Xova wrote: I got a Terran one, people give me stupid looks when I tell them its from a video game, but Starcraft is much more than a game to most of us, while others here it means very little. I grew up watching BW with my dad, and love watching SC:2. Its pretty much all I do, and think about. Ill never forget the BW moments with my dad and what SC has done for me. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/IpCst.jpg) You are awesome | ||
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Arisen
United States2382 Posts
For most, it's that they got their tattoo too hastily; not realizing that ideals/loves/etc would not last as long as they thought and the tattoo would. Think of anyone who has an ex's name tattoo'd on their body. For some, it's a fashion choice that they will grow out of (tramp stamps, foreign inscriptions, etc). For some it's that they wish they would have gotten a better quality tattoo. That being said, if you already have a sleeve, it's probably not AS big of a deal (though even friends who have 50+ tattoos always seem to regret some). The reason you get a tattoo is to get something to celebrate, embrace, and commemorate something you know you will love for the rest of your life. For instance some fathers get their children's name's tattooed on their body; military members often get tattoos to honour their brethren, pay homage to those lost, and celebrate their service; people in my circles generally get tattoos to pay homage to their ideals and what they stand for (it's not uncommon for someone to have hundreds of tatoos in some subcultures). However, none of this sounds like you. The very fact that you want a "vague" looking tattoo tells me that it's not for you. You don't get a tattoo to be "vague" or hide something from the world. Also, that being said, think of how your ink might affect you in other ways (other than regret). Is that going to be a problem in your career? For me, I know that a lot of schools/universities frown on visable tattoos, so they've never been an option for me. You'd be suprised how many career choices frown on visable tattoos, so if your career means a lot to you remember that. Overall, I would recommend ANYONE wanting to get a tattoo think about it a long time. I have one fiend in particular who has upwards of 100 hours in the chair and still never gets a tattoo without at least a year's deliberation on weather he REALLY wants a particular tattoo (he generally gets a few every year around his birthday). I would strongly recommend a long period of meditation on it before you act. | ||
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Ryder.
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Missed
Canada7 Posts
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Missed
Canada7 Posts
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NoodleFish
South Africa198 Posts
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Rinny
United States616 Posts
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SlimeBagly
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Most tatoos, you say, haha, imagine what that person will think in 20 years. For you, tell us what you think a month from now. | ||
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Risen
United States7927 Posts
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SlimeBagly
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romelako
United States373 Posts
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