Thread: To tattoo or not to tattoo
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Old May 25, 2013 | 08:25 PM
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Default Re: To tattoo or not to tattoo
Originally Posted by onehundred80
When the gal whose name you had written on your arm dumps you for another, what then? Do you look for another Monica or Jane or whatever, could be a long search.

So what do people do these days when their tattoo is out of date? Wear long sleeves on their shirts and long pants?

Is the laser removal method better than abrasion? Sounds painful either way.

Which reminds me.

Does somebody here drive a Porsche and have an AMG tattoo on his calf?
i happen to be that certain somebody! my love for AMG cars hasnt diminished with my purchase of a porsche. in fact i hope to get a e63 or maybe a sl55 as my daily someday. by the way 10080 a proper tat is never out of date.


Originally Posted by oledoc2u
I have a tat story. I decided to get a tat. I wanted to tat my taliwhacker. So off to the local tattoo artist I went. After my visit, I decided it was too expensive, but went over to Joe's Bar for a drink to think about it. You know alcohol always makes you make a sound decision. Old Joe gave me some great advise. He said why don't I get a sponsor like my days back down south when I raced motorcycles. That was brilliant right there. So off to get my tat. I was so proud I hurried home to show my wife. She was a little taken back at first. She said why would any man tattoo Joe's on his "thing"? I said no honey, it's an advertisement. Come in here and I will show you. Within a few minutes she could read the whole tat. EAT AT JOE'S INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA. That's my story and I am sticking to it.
doc i had the same idea when i was younger but opted for the BILL OF RIGHTS on my johnson instead. btw theres still room left for a sponser!
 
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