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Old 06-15-2008, 12:39 PM   · #7
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Originally Posted by .:Mammoth261:.
I don't understand the logic behind wanting to draw on yourself. I could never do it personally - IMHO most don't look that great and look worse as they fade etc as you grow older. (Not wishing to cause offence to anyone with a tattoo). Some do look ok though - small tattoos generally are ok, things likek that - no thanks.

But pretty funny, I have to admit.



They do fade very bad after years of sun and ect, and it is necessary to get them redone. All of mine have very special meaning to me, when i wear a regular short sleeve t-shirt, they can not be seen.

I think in the up coming years, Tattoo removal will make HUGE $$$$$'s. A lot of people got Tattoos when it was fad a few years ago, A lot of them will probably be seeking Tattoo removal in the near future.

I got my first one in 1984, The three i have, I will always have, they do mean a lot to me, that is probably hard to understand, but they do


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