Do you have a tattoo?

[Larkin Fan]

I predict that tattoo removal will be a growth industry for the next two decades.

Dude, that's a prediction that's pretty much a given. Cosmetic surgeons are already reporting an over 40% increase in tattoo removals in that last two years.

No way, no how will I ever get a tattoo. Can't stand the thought of having something permanent there. And even if you do get it "removed", there are still very obvious signs of the tattoo that exist because the whole thing can't be erased. Yikes.

[savafan]

Barbwire on my bicep

I'm thinking of something similar to this. Does it go all the way around your arm? About how much would you say that it hurt? I have an pretty high pain tolerance, but I'm curious what I may be in for.

[Super_Barry11]

One of the guys I'm dating (I know, I know, it's too much fun just to pick one!) wants another tattoo... He already has a cross on his left arm (I'm pretty sure it's his left...), and now he wants an armband on his right bicep of an Indian type necklace with a dreamcatcher, buffalohead, eagle, and arrowhead right on the outside of his arm...






(Yikes)

[remdog]

Tatoo on a woman? Oh! You mean a Tramp Stamp!

Rem

[savafan]

Tatoo on a woman? Oh! You mean a Tramp Stamp!

Rem

Hey there, that's my lady you're talking about!

[Yachtzee]

I have one that says "Objects are larger than they appear."

[RBA]

Tatoos aren't appealing to me. Maybe, I'm just boring.

[FrenchD1]

I have 2:
-On my right arm is a logo that Bob Dylan uses as a backdrop on his stage. It's a cool looking eye with a crown above it.
-My other one (which is actually the first one I got) is a Red wishbone C. I'm thinking about getting the "Reds" put inside of the C like on the jerseys but I can't decide

I'll warn you that I think it's addicting. However it doesn't really hurt that bad. I tell people it feels like a severe sunburn. Usually will hurt the entire day you get it done and if it's big then it may hurt the next day too. It doesn't hurt bad enough to not get it done if you want it.

As others have said, get it somewhere you can hide it if needed. Mine are both on my upper arms so a t shirt easily covers them. I don't really even think about them until I take my shirt off. I love tattoo's and I think they look hot on chicks (as long as it's in moderation).

[Red in Chicago]

I'll warn you that I think it's addicting.

couldn't agree with you more...they are addicting...if i could get someone to go with me, i'd probably have about 6 more than what i have already.

[OnBaseMachine]

I'm thinking of something similar to this. Does it go all the way around your arm? About how much would you say that it hurt? I have an pretty high pain tolerance, but I'm curious what I may be in for.

I'm sorry..I just saw this. Yeah, it goes all the way around. It hurts a little bit under the arm..feels like a bee sting.

The reason I brought this back to page 1 is I'm thinking about getting another tattoo soon. I'm gonna get my nickname on my left arm, and either barbwire or this on my left arm.

[Johnny Footstool]

I've really grown tired of the design on the small of the back that every girl and her sister has, it's become so cliche.

Ahh, the Tramp Stamp, staple of modern fashion.

Tatoos, like every other trend, will all become cliched and trite when the current generation reaches middle age and starts to have children. I look forward to that day.

[SunDeck]

I do not have a tattoo. There is nothing that I want to say, display or adhere to so badly that I would ever imbed it in my skin. And besides, it would look like a prune when I'm 70.

[RosieRed]

I remember this thread, but I do not remember the phrase "tramp stamp" in it.

As a woman with a tattoo, all I can say is: Real nice.

[Big Donkey]

Has anyone ever seen an old person with a good looking tattoo? They always ended up all blurred, you can't read the writing, not good. Personally I've never cared for them, to me they're just clutter. I've really grown tired of the design on the small of the back that every girl and her sister has, it's become so cliche.

Peach on, Brother Serafini.

[Ravenlord]

sava, do your family crest on the front of your shoulder, bicep, or have encompass a large amount of your back.