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Zombie fish Jesus tattoo.

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There's actually a tattoo shop near here called "No Egrets" because of how many people get misspelled 'no regrets' tattoos. :lol: They were where I got my tongue pierced.
 
LolasLiger said:
blackxrose said:
They were where I got my tongue pierced.

I hope it was your tongue that you actually asked to be pierced in the first place :-D
Yup, and I had no less than 20 premiums that I didn't know ask me not to. :lol: My parents, on the other hand, thought it was a cool idea and gave me gas money to drive to the shop.
 
Mom Has Dead Son's Ashes Tatooed On Her Body

So get this... An English woman whose son died of a drug overdose had his ashes tattooed on her body.

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Kim Mordue, said that her son died after taking the party drug GHB. Kim decided that the best way to pay tribute to the honored memory of her beloved son, was to go down to her husband's tattoo parlor and have her hubby (a tattoo artist) tattoo the ASHES OF HER DEAD SON into her body. They did this by mixing the ashes in with the tattoo ink. She got three tattoos in total.
"I've put Lloyd back where he started -- he's in my body again," Mordue said. CREEPY!

http://www.smosh.com/smosh-pit/articles/mom-has-dead-sons-ashes-tatooed-her-body
 
blackxrose said:
LolasLiger said:
blackxrose said:
They were where I got my tongue pierced.

I hope it was your tongue that you actually asked to be pierced in the first place :-D
Yup, and I had no less than 20 premiums that I didn't know ask me not to. :lol: My parents, on the other hand, thought it was a cool idea and gave me gas money to drive to the shop.


Piercings are cool, its tattoos that I would be more careful about as they are so hard to remove, and tattooists can't seem to spell, but your body and your rules.
 
Red7227 said:
blackxrose said:
LolasLiger said:
blackxrose said:
They were where I got my tongue pierced.

I hope it was your tongue that you actually asked to be pierced in the first place :-D
Yup, and I had no less than 20 premiums that I didn't know ask me not to. :lol: My parents, on the other hand, thought it was a cool idea and gave me gas money to drive to the shop.


Piercings are cool, its tattoos that I would be more careful about as they are so hard to remove, and tattooists can't seem to spell, but your body and your rules.
Yea, cause I totally don't have any tattoos yet. :whistle:
 
blackxrose said:
Yea, cause I totally don't have any tattoos yet. :whistle:


haha, i was actually thinking of one of my girlfriends who was going to get the skyrim logo as a tattoo. I asked her about it 2 months later and she wondered what i was talking about. Another girl I know hates tattoos, so she only gets them on the back of her neck where they are covered by her hair :?
 
Tattoo Infections Traced To Tainted Ink: Study
By MIKE STOBBE
ATLANTA -- An outbreak of infected tattoos has led to an unlikely source: the ink.

With the growing popularity of tattoos, health officials say they are seeing more cases of a nasty skin infection caused by a common bacteria traced to the ink. In the largest outbreak, 19 people in Rochester, N.Y., ended up with bubbly rashes on their new tattoos, researchers reported Wednesday.

Infections from tattooing are nothing new. Hepatitis, staph infections and even the superbug known as MRSA have been tied to tattoos. Dirty needles and unsanitary conditions are often to blame.

But all the New York cases were linked to an unidentified artist who wore disposable gloves and sterilized his instruments. The problem, investigators concluded, was in the ink.

"Even if you get a tattoo from a facility that does everything right, it's not risk free," said Dr. Byron Kennedy, deputy director of the health department in New York's Monroe County. He is lead author of a report on last fall's Rochester cases was released by the New England Journal of Medicine on Wednesday.

In the past year, there have been 22 confirmed cases and more than 30 suspected cases of the skin infection in Colorado, Iowa, New York and Washington state, health officials said. The infections were tied to ink or water used to dilute the ink. Tattoo artists and ink makers should use only sterile water to dilute ink, health officials advise.

Scattered reports of the illness in tattoo customers have been reported over the past 10 years. But they may be growing more common as more people get tattoos, experts said. An estimated 1 in 5 U.S. adults have at least one tattoo, an increase from years past, according to polls.

The illnesses were caused by a bacterial cousin of tuberculosis named Mycobacterium chelonae (pronounced chell-OH-nay). The bacteria can cause itchy and painful pus-filled blisters that can take months to clear up, and involve treatment with harsh antibiotics with unpleasant side effects.

The bacteria are common in tap water, and have been seen in the past when tattoo artists used contaminated water to lighten dark ink. The ink used in New York was "gray wash," used for shaded areas of tattoos. The ink was recalled and has not returned to the market.

Companies that make gray wash sometimes use distilled water to lighten the ink, thinking it's clean of infection-causing contaminants. But the bacteria can live in that too, said Tara MacCannell, who led a related investigation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Her study appears in CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report released Wednesday.

Some ink manufacturers add witch hazel or an alcohol preservative to lower risk of certain viruses, but those additives don't kill off the hardy chelonae bacteria, she added.

Investigators found the bacteria in opened and unopened bottles of ink at the New York tattoo parlor. They did not find it in water at the shop, MacCannell said.

Health officials say tattoo customers should ask what kind of ink is being used and what measures are in place to prevent infections.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/2 ... ird%20News
 
That's just creepy.. not letting that mouth anywhere near any part of me!
 
I don't know if this girl is just so pretty that no one told her this tattoo is grammatically messed up or maybe she wanted it this way?
 

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ga5457 said:
JickyJuly said:
I don't know if this girl is just so pretty that no one told her this tattoo is grammatically messed up or maybe she wanted it this way?

Half the people won't figure out what is wrong with it. The incorrect word in one of the most misused word in the English language
I notice 2 major flaws and 2 more questionable areas. The tattoo artist who put this on her should be sued for real.
 
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Red7227 said:
Not sure about the scales but the rest looks real.
It is real. I am a member of her site.
And what site might that be? Details, man; we need details!
 
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