Juicy Needs a Needs a New Tattoo - Suggestions Please

Originally Posted by andyaikido

'LOVE' and 'HATE' on your knuckles?



sorry

SEXY

Anna wrote:

PH .. I agree they may not necessarily be required to further embelish anyone however personally I didnt get them for anyone elses gratification or to enhance myself in anyone else's eyes.

But Anna I would be flabbergasted if you had commented in any other way.

[Spiderman]

I love tats on gilrs. The g/f has a nice on on her belly too

Gotta find a place on me where the one i want works.... cos ive had to rule out the soles of my feet. The tat guy told me it wouldnt last more than 5 or 6 yrs cos the skin on the sole of your feet replaces itself so often.

Originally Posted by Spiderman

I love tats on gilrs. The g/f has a nice on on her belly too

Gotta find a place on me where the one i want works.... cos ive had to rule out the soles of my feet. The tat guy told me it wouldnt last more than 5 or 6 yrs cos the skin on the sole of your feet replaces itself so often.

Also the soles of you feet being one of the more painful places to have them done

[Spiderman]

Originally Posted by Marshall

Also the soles of you feet being one of the more painful places to have them done

Yeh that tool, but i would have put up with it if it lasted a long time. Going thru it every 5 or 6 yrs put me off the idea tho.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by JUICY LUCY

Have a read of this and then let me know your conclusions on whether or not you think a tattoo will hurt http://people.howstuffworks.com/tattoo.htm

Thanks for that - far too squemish to ever get one!

Originally Posted by Kinvig

Um, don't they really hurt?.

Depends where you have it done. Sole of the foot and peak of the elbow are 'supposedly' most painful parts to get done. inner bicep stings like hell, across the spine hurts as does just below the belly button But then again it all depends on your personal threshold, i like to think mines pretty high.

Originally Posted by Kinvig

And isn't Yellow the most painful colour?.

No one colour hurts more than any other. The difference in pain is when they go from outlining to shading. when shading they use a thicker needle that goes ever so slightly side to side aswell as in & out so that shading doesn't take an eternity.

Originally Posted by DanDare

I wish I had the balls to have one like Clooney in 'From Dusk till Dawn' .

My brother has the part between the elbow and cut off just above shoulder. took 4, 1 hour sittings to get black and fully filled. He's also got a tribal one on his lower abdomen, wings, his name & a large cross on his back and then the smaller tribal one on his right arm.

I have a tribal one on my arm but it was deisgned by me and the tatooist so it's totally unique. Then i have my nickname just under my bellybutton Wanted it in hebrew/latin/something else down inside of forearm but working in an office kinda resticted that .


The one on my back was designed by me over 3 seperate stages and i'm thinking of extendng it again , but i don't have a picture of that.

Stormspiel - Nice tattoos m8. Both the feather (although lotsa people have them now) and the aztec eagle was hand drawn onto my arms first. Took an hour for the feather and three hours for the eagle.

My very first tattoo though I had a few years ago was the caramel bunni. Got bored of her though so had the eagle tattooed over her.

As far as pain Kinvig, the bigger the tattoo, the longer it takes, the less it hurts cos the body part being tattooed just goes numb after the first hour!!

But whatever happened to having a change of hairstyle in order to make a female feel more attractive?

Originally Posted by Peter Henry

But whatever happened to having a change of hairstyle in order to make a female feel more attractive?

R u the type of bloke which likes their women home, cooking, cleaning and waiting on them hand, foot and finger?

I can look very feminine even with my tatoos. It's a great talking point as well. Had many an encounter with people coming up to me on a night out asking bout my tattoos.

But I've noticed like "marmite", you either love tattoos or hate them, there's no inbetween