20-07-2021, 10:22 AM
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I went to get the tattoo when I was seventeen, but when I got there I changed my mind. So I almost ended up with a tattoo, but didn't. Nothing's changed since I almost had a tattoo at seventeen, so I've still almost got one now.
20-07-2021, 10:26 AM
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All my kids have them some more than the others.Personally I don't have any nor do I want any. My grandfather had a tattoo on each forearm done during the First World War, apparently one was his regimental badge, I forget what the other was but it was something similar. By the time I knew him they were just blue blobs with a bit of red and totally unrecognisable.
I wonder what the kid's tattoos will look like when they reach their 60s?
Actually mine is probably an ideal age to get a tattoo they will still be perfect when they bury me.
20-07-2021, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Harbal
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Of course not; that's just silly.I went to get the tattoo when I was seventeen, but when I got there I changed my mind. So I almost ended up with a tattoo, but didn't. Nothing's changed since I almost had a tattoo at seventeen, so I've still almost got one now.
In other words…. you chickened out
Ok that IS funny.
20-07-2021, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Danny
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No insults here. I am currently tatooless, but I've considered changing that. Anyone pass judgment on you here is an idiot.
I don’t judge - I think it looks pretty great!
My son asked me what would I consider getting so I showed him this picture and he just rolled his eyes and said that’s not a real tattoo mom …
20-07-2021, 10:28 AM
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I had a friend who knew a Scotsman, who went out and got drunk in Hong Kong one night. The Scotsman went to a tattooist to get a tattoo of a thistle on his upper arm. The Chinese tattooist had never seen a thistle before, so the Scotsman started to draw one on a piece of paper. He drew a circle, with diamond shapes in it, and a little sprig on top.The tattooist said that he understood, and completed the tattoo whilst the Scotsman fell into a drunken slumber.
The next morning, the Scotsman woke up with a massive tattoo of a pineapple on his arm!
(Don't know if it's true actually. Sounds like one of those urban myths to me.
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20-07-2021, 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Roxy
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I have two, one on each arm. Both in the Celtic art style. A swan and a humming bird. I love them and they are easily covered if I want to do that. Stands back now and awaits the usual insults that I get when this subject is brought up. 
20-07-2021, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by UkGameCoder
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I had a friend who knew a Scotsman, who went out and got drunk in Hong Kong one night. The Scotsman went to a tattooist to get a tattoo of a thistle on his upper arm. The Chinese tattooist had never seen a thistle before, so the Scotsman started to draw one on a piece of paper. He drew a circle, with diamond shapes in it, and a little sprig on top.The tattooist said that he understood, and completed the tattoo whilst the Scotsman fell into a drunken slumber.
The next morning, the Scotsman woke up with a massive tattoo of a pineapple on his arm!
(Don't know if it's true actually. Sounds like one of those urban myths to me.
)
but who really knows for sure…
20-07-2021, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Harbal
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Of course not; that's just silly.I went to get the tattoo when I was seventeen, but when I got there I changed my mind. So I almost ended up with a tattoo, but didn't. Nothing's changed since I almost had a tattoo at seventeen, so I've still almost got one now.
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