Well good luck! Let me know if there's anything I can do to help! [img]smile.gif[/img] (with the letters, not K3 [img]tongue.gif[/img] ;) )

Well,I recommend that you take a lot of time thinking whatkind of tattoo. When you have decided,it would be wise to think it again,just to be sure. There is a way of removing them,but I heard that it is very painful and leaves a scar.

Black gothic cross, right shoulder blade.
Got it when I was 19 and have wanted another ever since, but there always seems to be something else prioritising my $$$

[ 11-12-2002, 03:18 PM: Message edited by: Leonis ]

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No, that would be one of my buds. On his legs alone he has 20 tattoos, 10 on each leg, and i don't even mention the rest of his body. :D

For me, it's a money thing. I've always had something better to do with a few hundred extra bucks. I have a pierced ear from when I talked my aunt into ramming a wig pin through my ear when I was 14. It's all but grown over now, as I never wear it anymore. I quoted Johnny to illustrate the money thing. Does this friend have a car? He could - a nice one.

Matter of fact, no he doesn't. But that has nothing to do with the fact he spends loads of money on tattoos, it has EVERYTHING to do with the fact that he is always drunk and not able to drive anyway. :D

I´d only take one if there would be something that really matters to me, but at the moment there isn´t anything. Things like tattooing your favourite bands or your woman´s name would be unwise, you cannot be sure if they last forever.

In Kuopio it isnt possible to get a tattoo of someones name.

My upper left arm needs one also. It's jealous of the tatted one.

No, that would be one of my buds. On his legs alone he has 20 tattoos, 10 on each leg, and i don't even mention the rest of his body. :D </font>[/QUOTE]<font color="cyan">Ok, but Slackerboy Brad was a close 2nd! He was a guru!</font>

I always used to think people that said tatoos were addictive, would have gotten a lot of tatoos anyway. After getting one in Sep., I kind of know what they meant. And it wasn't near as painful as my aunt's made it sound. One aunt was suprised that mine looked so nice so soon after getting it done (her's stayed red for over a week!)
I got a little tiger on the back of my right shoulder. If I get another one, I'm thinking of either a tiger lily or a spider on my left hip.

Of course I have to give some advice for anyone thinking of getting their first. Take at least several months (or even a year) to think about living the rest of your life with whatever you choose. Whenever I see some teenage girl with a tattoo on her belly or low on her chest I think "she must not be thinking what that's going to look like if she gains weight".