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I agree with Robin. One should consider the effects of time and gravity if considering a tatoo. A cute, smiley face could look like an alian 50 years from now . I worked in a nursing home and I've seen a few distorted tattoos.
Trust me, when I'm old and wrinkly the last thing I'm going to be worried about is how my tattoo looks
I'd be interested in the response too. I don't have any tattoos, don't care for them, and find those that have a LOT of them to be, well, hard to take seriously, as another poster said. Such a person seems to be too much into attracting attention. If I ever changed my mind about getting one, though I seriously doubt that would ever happen (it IS possible as I do still drink alcohol now and then which means technically I could get completely trashed and talked into it ) I would want it located in a similarly private area!!
If you're drunk, no tattoo parlor will touch you... well, any good parlor anyway. Alcohol thins the blood and will more than likely cause a bleed out, which will distort the ink and just plain cause a mess.
If you're drunk, no tattoo parlor will touch you... well, any good parlor anyway. Alcohol thins the blood and will more than likely cause a bleed out, which will distort the ink and just plain cause a mess.
Good to know. I won't worry about waking up with a strange image on my .
Good to know. I won't worry about waking up with a strange image on my .
Unfortunately, if you do happen to wake up with a tattoo after a drunken night of debautchery, I'd probably go get tested for blood borne diseases...any parlor who would tattoo a person who is under the influence of anything probably doesn't have the strictest sanitation requirements.
I don't know if it's insecurity that drives the plastic surgery crowd, but holy cow! Have you EVER seen a plastic surgery result that you'd say looked good?
Hmm...depends on the surgery.
I knew a girl in high school who had breast reduction-she had been something like a DDD by the time she was 11 years old (no joke) and had extensive back damage by the time she was 16.
But the girls who get breast implants so they'll be deemed more attractive to men? And I'm seeing a lot of women get those lip implant things and those just look weird. Have you seen Mila Kunis lately? Yikes.
I knew a girl in high school who had breast reduction-she had been something like a DDD by the time she was 11 years old (no joke) and had extensive back damage by the time she was 16.
But the girls who get breast implants so they'll be deemed more attractive to men? And I'm seeing a lot of women get those lip implant things and those just look weird. Have you seen Mila Kunis lately? Yikes.
I don't know who Mila Kunis is, but I'll Google it.
And yeah, a girl/woman with absolutely gigantic boobs is unfortunate indeed. Sure can't fault her for wanting to lop off some of that.
I don't know who Mila Kunis is, but I'll Google it.
And yeah, a girl/woman with absolutely gigantic boobs is unfortunate indeed. Sure can't fault her for wanting to lop off some of that.
She's an actress-best known as that annoying Jackie character in "That 70's show". Also popular for her part in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall". She was very pretty but since she got her lips done she just looks...weird. So not needed (though no one 'needs' that kind of surgery IMO). There are some pics on google-you can compare the before and after pics because after the surgery her upper lip is twice as big as her bottom lip and it looks really unnatural.
She's an actress-best known as that annoying Jackie character in "That 70's show". Also popular for her part in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall". She was very pretty but since she got her lips done she just looks...weird. So not needed (though no one 'needs' that kind of surgery IMO). There are some pics on google-you can compare the before and after pics because after the surgery her upper lip is twice as big as her bottom lip and it looks really unnatural.
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) I would want it located in a similarly private area!!
If you're drunk, no tattoo parlor will touch you... well, any good parlor anyway. Alcohol thins the blood and will more than likely cause a bleed out, which will distort the ink and just plain cause a mess.
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