Yikes! I got my first tattoo today.

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Yikes! I got my first tattoo today.

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felt wonderful!!
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Heh, unique one! Cool! Did he/she copy from their actual footprints on the birth certificates?
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YeOldeStonecat wrote:Heh, unique one! Cool! Did he/she copy from their actual footprints on the birth certificates?
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they are identical too, did a fantastic job.
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wow, pretty cool zoon!
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That is one of the coolest ideas I have seen for a tat..you surprize me..did the wife think it up? :D

I really like it. :nod:
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Looks good dude... :thumb:
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Teirney wrote:That is one of the coolest ideas I have seen for a tat..you surprize me..did the wife think it up? :D

I really like it. :nod:
nah, I thought of it about a year ago. The wife was anti-tattoo, but she warmed up to the idea. Plus, I had to wait until we were done having children.

I was hanging out with some friends a couple of weeks ago and was extremely impressed by the work one of them had.

I was surprised at the price, $120.
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zooner wrote:Image

felt wonderful!!

looks good ! I like it!,

you know how addicting it is ,right!? :D
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Dan wrote:looks good ! I like it!,

you know how addicting it is ,right!? :D
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I'm already starting to feel the craving for MORE!!!
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I have one on upper arm.
I've always wanted one on the boottom of my foot on the order of "Made in USA" or something similar.
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TonyT wrote:I have one on upper arm.
I've always wanted one on the boottom of my foot on the order of "Made in USA" or something similar.
that would hurt like a b1tch.

probably get infected very quickly too.
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zooner wrote:that would hurt like a b1tch.

probably get infected very quickly too.

you can't get tats on the palms of your hands or bottoms of your feet,

it won't take,it disapears,it just does'nt work.
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Dan wrote:
you know how addicting it is ,right!? :D
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Looks great Tom! The artist did one helluva job. :thumb:
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Joint Chiefs of Staff wrote:The famous words from Blisster...

And so it begins

Looks great Tom! The artist did one helluva job. :thumb:
i'll certainly be going back to him for my next one, whenever that is.

I tipped him $30 on a $120 bill, he certainly deserved it.

He thought I miscounted the money and wanted to give some back. I had to repeatedly explain the whole $30 was a tip.

The work was perfection, I believe any less would have been an insult.
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zooner wrote:i'll certainly be going back to him for my next one, whenever that is.

I tipped him $30 on a $120 bill, he certainly deserved it.

He thought I miscounted the money and wanted to give some back. I had to repeatedly explain the whole $30 was a tip.

The work was perfection, I believe any less would have been an insult.

ya,they can cost alot these days,I spent a hundred on that zoso one I just got.

for years I had a buddy that was a tattooer,and he had several cars,and for years we traded,he tattooed me and I did work on his cars,audio stuff.

but he moved to north carolina :(


hey don't forget,most places do free touch ups after it heals.
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hey don't forget,most places do free touch ups after it heals.
:nod:

I was explained by an artist that he wanted to be just as happy with his work as he wanted the customer to be with it.
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zooner wrote:i'll certainly be going back to him for my next one, whenever that is.

I tipped him $30 on a $120 bill, he certainly deserved it.

He thought I miscounted the money and wanted to give some back. I had to repeatedly explain the whole $30 was a tip.

The work was perfection, I believe any less would have been an insult.
I don't know if you caught the pics of my new tat from Thailand but that cost about $172 and 10 hours in the chair. He wouldn't take a tip so I purchased some beer afterwards and shared some laughs and got drunk. :nod:
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for free, I can go back after two weeks and they'll push more ink in.

is that worthwhile? Will it help to keep the color longer?
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zooner wrote:for free, I can go back after two weeks and they'll push more ink in.

is that worthwhile? Will it help to keep the color longer?
any thoughts?
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zooner wrote:any thoughts?
The best thing to keep the Color longer is to take care of the tattoo.

Like A and D ointment on it for a few days and then keep lotion on it for another couple weeks.

But remember how bad it hurt when you got it..

Well guess what???

It's going to hurt more when they put more ink on it..( but I would go if they will put more in)

But some of it will bleed out so I would take them up on that offer.
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zooner wrote:any thoughts?

yes,it's always good to get them touched up IMO.

after it heals they can see any little spots that they might have missed because of the blood the first time. :)

no hurry though,give it plenty of time to completely heal first.
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Spammy wrote:The best thing to keep the Color longer is to take care of the tattoo.

Like A and D ointment on it for a few days and then keep lotion on it for another couple weeks.

But remember how bad it hurt when you got it..

Well guess what???

It's going to hurt more when they put more ink on it..( but I would go if they will put more in)

But some of it will bleed out so I would take them up on that offer.
only part that REALLY hurt was the last two letters of Lillian's name because they were on bone.

The rest, almost felt good.

I'll give the artist a call next week and setup an appointment. bring on the pain!!
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zooner wrote:only part that REALLY hurt was the last two letters of Lillian's name because they were on bone.

The rest, almost felt good.

I'll give the artist a call next week and setup an appointment. bring on the pain!!

:thumb:

It looks good though dude.
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