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Ogred's told me he's had his pubes dyed green and KEEP OFF THE GRASS tattooed above it. What's he like huh?. Don't tell anyone.
Didn't stop you jumping up and down on it though, did it?
Ogred's told me he's had his pubes dyed green and KEEP OFF THE GRASS tattooed above it. What's he like huh?. Don't tell anyone.
I may be the last one left who feels like this , but I don't like tattoos. Even managed to avoid getting any all my years as a biker. I can handle the odd small tasteful one without revulsion, I'm not a total abstainer. But generally I find them ugly. But then I mostly don't like modern art either - give me a Turner or a Constable any day.
Things is, you can position a tattoo so you can choose whether to show it or not. I have tattoos but you wouldn't know if you saw me at work.
Some colleagues have very visible ones on their arms and even hands.
The company is OK with this but I'm not sure they'd take on someone with facial tattoos or a mutilated nose.
One suspects it's not the asethetic aspect, more a question about their mental health.
Things is, you can position a tattoo so you can choose whether to show it or not.
Won on the field of battle many many years ago by someone much braver, and likely taller, than me!It's rather grand!
Yes, I think sadly there's definitely a mental health aspect with some of those. Which makes it all the more tragic if they ever realise that they wished they'd never done such a thing... it's one thing, I suppose, covering up a small tattoo of a former loved-one's name (for example) but quite another when one has got blue eyeballs or no longer has a nose. Some things just cannot be reversed.
She could just drink lots of colloidal silver.Girl inspired by aliens wants to be permanently blue – but thinks she’s allergic to tattoos
Source: metro.co.uk
Date: 1 March, 2020
A nail artist from Bradford has become inspired by aliens and spaceships, trying to incorporate her passion into the way she looks. Lhouraii Li wants to be permanently blue, but has ruled out tattooing herself – as others have done – because she fears she may be allergic.
https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/01/girl...nently-blue-thinks-allergic-tattoos-12327936/
She could just drink lots of colloidal silver.
Looks like she blue herself.Girl inspired by aliens wants to be permanently blue – but thinks she’s allergic to tattoos
Source: metro.co.uk
Date: 1 March, 2020
A nail artist from Bradford has become inspired by aliens and spaceships, trying to incorporate her passion into the way she looks. Lhouraii Li wants to be permanently blue, but has ruled out tattooing herself – as others have done – because she fears she may be allergic.
https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/01/girl...nently-blue-thinks-allergic-tattoos-12327936/
Yep, it'll be more Tin Man than Smurfette.Cheaper and a lot less painful than a full-body tattoo. Although the end result might be more grey than that light blue she seems to like.
Girl inspired by aliens wants to be permanently blue – but thinks she’s allergic to tattoos
Source: metro.co.uk
Date: 1 March, 2020
A nail artist from Bradford has become inspired by aliens and spaceships, trying to incorporate her passion into the way she looks. Lhouraii Li wants to be permanently blue, but has ruled out tattooing herself – as others have done – because she fears she may be allergic.
https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/01/girl...nently-blue-thinks-allergic-tattoos-12327936/
Girl inspired by aliens wants to be permanently blue – but thinks she’s allergic to tattoos
Source: metro.co.uk
Date: 1 March, 2020
A nail artist from Bradford has become inspired by aliens and spaceships, trying to incorporate her passion into the way she looks. Lhouraii Li wants to be permanently blue, but has ruled out tattooing herself – as others have done – because she fears she may be allergic.
https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/01/girl...nently-blue-thinks-allergic-tattoos-12327936/
Ars longa, vita brevis...Ὁ βίος βραχύς,
ἡ δὲ τέχνη μακρή
I believe facial tears mean you have killed someone .Used to be acquainted (ca. 1980) with a guy called Tears because he had tattooed on facial tears. I'm told this is some form of prison symbolism. Guy was an effing grass, so not popular. Not that he had anything to grass me up for , I'm a good boy :angel:
She could try jumping the que for the elson toilets at a festival, saw this happen at reading festival once, the toilet got turned upside down by angry que members, and the culprit came out very blue.Girl inspired by aliens wants to be permanently blue – but thinks she’s allergic to tattoos
Source: metro.co.uk
Date: 1 March, 2020
A nail artist from Bradford has become inspired by aliens and spaceships, trying to incorporate her passion into the way she looks. Lhouraii Li wants to be permanently blue, but has ruled out tattooing herself – as others have done – because she fears she may be allergic.
https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/01/girl...nently-blue-thinks-allergic-tattoos-12327936/
I genuinely sympathise if this is a consequence of social anxiety.She could try jumping the que for the elson toilets at a festival...
She could try jumping the que for the elson toilets at a festival, saw this happen at reading festival once, the toilet got turned upside down by angry que members, and the culprit came out very blue.
She could try jumping the que for the elson toilets at a festival, saw this happen at reading festival once, the toilet got turned upside down by angry que members, and the culprit came out very blue.
just had an olfactory flashback to the sani-blue used in the porta-loos at Reading
I’d like to say I earned it but it was an ancestor from the long and misty past.It's rather grand!
Dr. Masaichi Fukushi, a pathologist, was interested in the art of Japanese tattooing. Fukushi would remove the tattooed skin off of donated bodies and preserve them and keep them stretched in a glass case. He would also offer to pay for people that couldn’t afford to get their full body tattoos finished on the condition that they would allow him to skin their bodies upon their death and preserve the tattoos. There are 105 skinned items (many of which are full body suits) on display at this museum.
This Tattoo Artist’s Designs Look Like Pop Culture Patches Stitched on Skin
Tattooist Min Zumi permanently places patches on his clients' skin. They aren’t real fabric badges, of course, but they look so authentic that his work will make you do a double-take. Zumi incorporates drop shadows and tiny lines that mimic the look of stitching, and he lends his style to a variety of pop culture-inspired subjects. ...
Zumi gives us some insight into how he crafts his three-dimensional-looking body art. “Patch tattoos are an effect made of lots and lots of thin lines of varying colors and shades which give the effect of hundreds of threads in the skin,” he explains. “I use other shading techniques to make the piece look as though it was sewn right into the skin as well. ..."