WISHING - FACIAL TATTOOS

Here I am, still wanting to have my face tattooed. I've been wanting
to do this for a very long time, I'd say since I was about 15 years
old. I had always been fasinated by tattoos my entire life, and by
people who had them. I always drew on myself all the time, sometimes
quite extensively. I even got into painting myself. But tattoos
always facinated me. The permanence of them really entranced me,
enchanted me, excited me. To be able to draw on your skin, and to have
it stay there for life. All of my self drawings eventually washed off.
I always knew you could tattoo your arms, legs, back and such. But
around the age of 15 it hit me that there was no reason that you could
not tattoo your face, although I had never seen a facial tattoo at the
time. I began to constantly daydream about having my face tattooed
from that day on. Somehow, I ran across an ad for a book called
REsearch something, and ordered it, and it had several pictures of
facial tattoos. I was like WOW, you can tattoo your face. I was so
excited! I began to draw on my face even more, trying out different
designs. I would always look into the mirror and imagine that it was
really a tattoo. I still draw on my face to this day. I love Sharpie
markers. I love going out and seeing what people will say about my new
design of the day. Eventually, I got onto the Internet, and found some
neat people with facial tattoos. Although I've never met anyone with
one. I would like to have my entire face covered with tattoos though.
I'm not totally sure of the design yet, but I am narrowing down the
choices. One thing I am considering is a china doll look, full white
face with really dramatic make-up applied over it. Heavy eyeliner,
high brows, multi color eyeshadow, heavy blush, bright red lips
outlined in a thick black liner, and a red heart outlined in black on
my forehead. The second thing I am considering is a cat theme; leopard
or tiger. The third thing I would consider is a butterfly face. It
would be a large butterfly with wings spread across my face with
detailed colorful wings with my eyes looking out of the wings. With a
background of flowers, vines, hearts, butterflys, words, fairies,
dragons, and my lips done in bright red with a thick black outline.
Some of the people I admire with facial tattoos are Angelaca Vasquaz
saw her on TV getting some of her face tattooed, Katzen, Julia Gnuse,
The Leopard Girl, Enigma, The Great Omi, Eric Sprage, Lucky Diamond
Rich, The Leopard Man, and various other neat people I've seen on the
net including people on BMEzine. And I did like Joy's nice face
tattoo.

>The problem with a facial tattoo is that it is going to create a
>barrier between you and pretty much everyone else you meet. Even if
>they are tat friendly they are not going to able to avoid thinking
>about your tat whenever they have a simple converstation with you.
>Do you really want that to be running through the back of everyone's
>mind in each and every conversation you have with another human being
>for the rest of your life?

>A face tattoo is going to be impossible to ignore.

YES !! That is what I want. I want a full and total coverage tattoo
covering my entire face to be a barrier between me ane everyone I meet
for the rest of my life. I want them to be thinking about my tattoo
from the time we meet to the time we part. I want them to be thinking
why in the world did they do that? I want my facial tattoo to be so
bold and bright, and complete in coverage that it will be impossible to
ignore, even from a distance. I want my face to scream tattooed! I
think about that all the time, and I think I will be happy. I think I
will enjoy the looks, I think I will enjoy having people thinking in
the back of their minds why in the world did I tattoo my face. I will
enjoy meeting new people and showing off my newly tattooed face. I
think I will enjoy having my face tattooed. I know I will love looking
in the mirror and seeing my face coverd with tattoos. It will make me
happy. I will love talking to people about why I did it, and explaning
how it was done. Why did I do it, I did it for me, for fun, to enjoy
having my face tattooed. To enjoy having a tattooed face. To enjoy
being able to walk around for the rest of my life with my face
tattooed, and never being able to hide it ever. Once it's done, I will
have to go out and show it off to all. I know I will have a lot of
explaining to do, but I figure that is the price I wil have to pay to
have nice designs tattooed all over my face.

If you feel as I do about facial tattoos feel free to write to me. If
you don't feel free to flame, lol. This is america, and well I feel
like my face is probably going to get tattooed.

BETH

beth2004gurl @ aol.com \\ beth2004gurl at aol dot com

/hugs

8:34 am

Beth wrote:

> Here I am, still wanting to have my face tattooed.

Cool.

> I've been wanting to do this for a very long time, I'd say
> since I was about 15 years old.

You're 28 now or 29 possibly?

> I had always been fasinated by tattoos my entire life, and by
> people who had them.

Same here.

> Eventually, I got onto the Internet, and found some neat people
> with facial tattoos. Although I've never met anyone with one.

Again, when I was working retail at American Eagle, an art teacher in
Harlem shopped our one Harrisburg location. She had a gorgeous chin
tattoo. And I spoke with an IAM patron at a BBQ a few years back. They
had their entire face tattooed.

[...]

> I would like to have my entire face covered with tattoos though.

[...]

> <snip> I want a full and total coverage tattoo covering my entire face
> to be a barrier between me ane everyone I meet for the rest of my life.
> I want them to be thinking about my tattoo from the time we meet to
> the time we part. I want them to be thinking why in the world did they
> do that? I want my facial tattoo to be so bold and bright, and complete
> in coverage that it will be impossible to ignore, even from a distance.

Well, about that BBQ I mentioned above. Their entire face was covered
in tattoos and, yes, I was thinking about the why question, but only
briefly. By the end of the conversation, the tattoo was a nonfactor and
the person, the conversation had become the focus.

Still, a facial tattoo will - I'm guessing - prove more of a magnet
than a barrier so far as the initial impression or meeting is
concerned, but then become easily ignored (even from a distance) after
that first contact's been completed.

With that in mind, you may want to rethink your philosophy, perhaps
romanticization, and motivation re facial tattoos.

> I want my face to scream tattooed! I think about that all the time,
> and I think I will be happy.

If you're not happy now then you may not be happy... then. Still, best
of luck.

[...]

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

WOW, thank you for the nice and thoughtfull response Curt. Yes, I am 28
now. I have really been thinking about my face, and what to have
tattooed on it this morning. I've been browsing the web in search of
some design ideas, and some thoughts on the process, and actually going
through with it, and how to go about living with it. Could I do it,
and do I really want to. Deep in my heart it is my most seceret desire
to do this, when I awake in the morning I look at all the pictures of
tattooed faces I have all over my bed room, and think someday I will
have the courage to do that.

> Again, when I was working retail at American Eagle, an art teacher in
> Harlem shopped our one Harrisburg location. She had a gorgeous chin
> tattoo. And I spoke with an IAM patron at a BBQ a few years back. They
> had their entire face tattooed.

INTERESTING, I must ask about the IAM patron. What kind of tattoo did
they have that covered their entire face? And were they male or female?

<snip> I want a
full and total coverage tattoo covering my entire face
> > to be a barrier between me ane everyone I meet for the rest of my life.
> > I want them to be thinking about my tattoo from the time we meet to
> > the time we part. I want them to be thinking why in the world did they
> > do that? I want my facial tattoo to be so bold and bright, and complete
> > in coverage that it will be impossible to ignore, even from a distance.
>
> Well, about that BBQ I mentioned above. Their entire face was covered
> in tattoos and, yes, I was thinking about the why question, but only
> briefly. By the end of the conversation, the tattoo was a nonfactor and
> the person, the conversation had become the focus.
>
> Still, a facial tattoo will - I'm guessing - prove more of a magnet
> than a barrier so far as the initial impression or meeting is
> concerned, but then become easily ignored (even from a distance) after
> that first contact's been completed.
>
> With that in mind, you may want to rethink your philosophy, perhaps
> romanticization, and motivation re facial tattoos.

TRUE, I do think you may be right. In fact you are. A full face
tattoo would have to me a magnet, it would draw quite a bit of
attention to me. Thinking about this all morning, and for years, I
would have to say that I would LOVE that. I truly would love having my
face tattooed in very bright and bold colors, that would draw alot of
attention. I would love knowing that each time I opened the door to go
out it would be an adventure. I truly do love attention. I know some
of it would be bad, and some good. I, of course, would try to avoid
bad situations. But, I would not try to hid the fact that my face was
tattooed. I mean the entire reason I am planning on doing this is to
let everyone see that I have tattooed my face. I want people to see my
face after it is tattooed. I would love to be in some tattoo
magazines, and on some websites. I want as many people to see as can,
if they want. I like the fact that my face will me a magnet for
attention.

> > I want my face to scream tattooed! I think about that all the time,
> > and I think I will be happy.
>
> If you're not happy now then you may not be happy... then. Still, best
> of luck.

TRUE, I did not mean to give the impression that I was unhappy. I am
happy now, but this is something deep down that is driving me,
compelling me. I do not know why. Truly, I think it is a compulsuion,
I feel compelled to do this. That is why I call it my deep down dark
secret, because, I guess there is quite a big sexual componet to it.
I, in a way, cannot belive I am actually writing about it now. Alas, I
feel more and more compelled each day to do so. Growing up I read such
books as, "I will Fear no Evil," by Robert A. Heinlein. The
bodypainting really got into my head, and other such books of that era,
with sci-fi and fantasy themes, many of which had extreme tattooing and
body transformations in them. I got really hooked and entranced on
these themes and thoghts. I absolutly love the movie Tattoo, I dream
that I was that girl each and every time I watch the movie. One of my
current favorite movies is, Immortal. It is indeed awesome. I also
love; The Crying Game, Resident Evil, Doctor Who, UltraViolet,
AeonFlux, Underworld, Lexx, V For Vendetta, Alien, Blade Runner,
Highlander, Legend, Lord of the Rings, Stargate, DUNE, Tomb Raider. I
also have a special love for Gwen Stephanie, she is so totally
spectacular, her face is divine, perfect to be tattooed. I am also very
deeply and completly entranced by the world of DUNE. To say I love it
would be an understatement. I love the 6 prequels. They are awesome
beyone compare. They delve somewhat into the deeper sexual side of our
human nature, and is somewhat a key link into part of why I want to
cover every milimeter of my face with tattoo ink.

TRUTHFULLY, I do know it is very taboo yet in 2006 to mention a sexual
link and tattoos. But it is there for some. And indeed it is for me.
Not a total link, but it is somewhat linked to why I want to do this to
myself, and live with it. I think sometime soon I will have to have a
sit down talk with my boss and tell them that I may be having my face
tattooed. I sure hope that she takes it well. I am very curious as to
what my co-workers will think when they see. I have time banked up so
that I can take off work while I undergo as many sessions as it will
take to cover my face and let it heal completly. I want to return to
work with a finished face. I really do not know how I will feel
walking through the door to work the first time with my new face, but I
do know it will be one totally exciting and thrilling day, to go around
meeting my friends and seeing their reactions. I am looking forward to
that day. I will, of course have the boss tell them what I am doing
when I leave. The only person that I think I will be a bit embarressed
and ashamed to meet and show will be my mom. I know I will have to see
her eventually, but it will be stressfull. I do not know how she will
take it. I do not look forward to that day.

I found some links to some designs that I found very interesting:

http://www.luciebrouillard.com/photo...ing/full20.jpg

http://www.luciebrouillard.com/photo...ting/full4.jpg

http://www.luciebrouillard.com/photo...ing/other8.jpg

I LOVE this one:

http://www.luciebrouillard.com/photo...Japon%2001.jpg

THIS really has potential, and goes forward with my eventual plan of
full and total coverage:

http://www.luciebrouillard.com/photo...Edith%2035.JPG

I think I shall go take a nap now, and day dream of tattoos and
tattooed people. What it would be like to walk into work with my new
face.

Again, thank you for the thoughtfull reply.

> [...]
>
> --
> Curt
> http://curtjames.com/

Beth wrote:
> WOW, thank you for the nice and thoughtfull response Curt.

I'm all about the nice and thoughtful, Beth. ;o) You're welcome,
naturally.

> Yes, I am 28 now.

Well, happy belated birthday then.

[...]
> tattooed faces I have all over my bed room, and think someday I will
> have the courage to do that.

Best wishes, of course.

> > Again, when I was working retail at American Eagle, an art teacher in
> > Harlem shopped our one Harrisburg location. She had a gorgeous chin
> > tattoo. And I spoke with an IAM patron at a BBQ a few years back. They
> > had their entire face tattooed.
>
> INTERESTING, I must ask about the IAM patron. What kind of tattoo did
> they have that covered their entire face? And were they male or female?

http://iam.bmezine.com/?curt offers a list of links to IAM patrons. The
person is on that list and should be relatively easy for you to find.
Afaik, an IAM membership is still just ten bucks. If you don't have an
account, I definitely would encourage you to sign up!

[...]
> > > to be a barrier between me ane everyone I meet for the rest of my life.
> > > I want them to be thinking about my tattoo from the time we meet to
> > > the time we part. I want them to be thinking why in the world did they
> > > do that? I want my facial tattoo to be so bold and bright, and complete
> > > in coverage that it will be impossible to ignore, even from a distance.
> >
> > Well, about that BBQ I mentioned above. Their entire face was covered
> > in tattoos and, yes, I was thinking about the why question, but only
> > briefly. By the end of the conversation, the tattoo was a nonfactor and
> > the person, the conversation had become the focus.
> >
> > Still, a facial tattoo will - I'm guessing - prove more of a magnet
> > than a barrier so far as the initial impression or meeting is
> > concerned, but then become easily ignored (even from a distance) after
> > that first contact's been completed.
> >
> > With that in mind, you may want to rethink your philosophy, perhaps
> > romanticization, and motivation re facial tattoos.
>
> TRUE, I do think you may be right. In fact you are. A full face
> tattoo would have to me a magnet, it would draw quite a bit of
> attention to me. Thinking about this all morning, and for years, I
> would have to say that I would LOVE that. I truly would love having my
> face tattooed in very bright and bold colors, that would draw alot of
> attention.
[...]

Other than meeting and speaking with the IAM patron with the facial
tattooing from the one IAM BBQ, I've also IM'ed another IAMer who has a
neck tattoo and posted that they were going to or planning to have
their face tattooed. They're proceeding incrementally. With that action
plan or philosophy in mind, do you currently have visible tattoos? I'd
be interested to know how much resistance you might encounter from any
artists re having a full face tattoo as your first ink.

> I LOVE this one:
>
> http://www.luciebrouillard.com/ <snip>

I truncated the link, but thank you for the URL. Great art. I
especially enjoyed the murals gallery. Cool!

[...]
> I think I shall go take a nap now, and day dream of tattoos and
> tattooed people. What it would be like to walk into work with my
> new face.

Sweet dreams, Beth.

> Again, thank you for the thoughtfull reply.

You're very welcome.

Still, to quite possibly be a nag on the way out...

Have you gone a day or so with full makeup or face paint applied? What
you described in your one post seems like it is a look you could
achieve with cosmetics and face paint. That would help you in gauging
the response or checking the reaction, may give you a thrill (or
disappointment), and could prove to be an interesting experience. I
know you mentioned Sharpies and having experimented, but don't recall
if you mentioned how extensive that experimenting has been. Also,
please talk with your mom about the subject! Since you mentioned that
being a... fear, perhaps it would be a good thing to open your dream to
discussion. Otoh, maybe not, eh? ;o)

Again, best of luck and please post a follow-up.

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

Curt James wrote:
> Beth wrote:
> > WOW, thank you for the nice and thoughtfull response Curt.
>
> I'm all about the nice and thoughtful, Beth. ;o) You're welcome,
> naturally.
>
> > Yes, I am 28 now.
>
> Well, happy belated birthday then.
>
> [...]
> > tattooed faces I have all over my bed room, and think someday I will
> > have the courage to do that.
>
> Best wishes, of course.
>
> > > Again, when I was working retail at American Eagle, an art teacher in
> > > Harlem shopped our one Harrisburg location. She had a gorgeous chin
> > > tattoo. And I spoke with an IAM patron at a BBQ a few years back. They
> > > had their entire face tattooed.
> >
> > INTERESTING, I must ask about the IAM patron. What kind of tattoo did
> > they have that covered their entire face? And were they male or female?
>
> http://iam.bmezine.com/?curt offers a list of links to IAM patrons. The
> person is on that list and should be relatively easy for you to find.
> Afaik, an IAM membership is still just ten bucks. If you don't have an
> account, I definitely would encourage you to sign up!
>
> [...]
> > > > to be a barrier between me ane everyone I meet for the rest of my life.
> > > > I want them to be thinking about my tattoo from the time we meet to
> > > > the time we part. I want them to be thinking why in the world did they
> > > > do that? I want my facial tattoo to be so bold and bright, and complete
> > > > in coverage that it will be impossible to ignore, even from a distance.
> > >
> > > Well, about that BBQ I mentioned above. Their entire face was covered
> > > in tattoos and, yes, I was thinking about the why question, but only
> > > briefly. By the end of the conversation, the tattoo was a nonfactor and
> > > the person, the conversation had become the focus.
> > >
> > > Still, a facial tattoo will - I'm guessing - prove more of a magnet
> > > than a barrier so far as the initial impression or meeting is
> > > concerned, but then become easily ignored (even from a distance) after
> > > that first contact's been completed.
> > >
> > > With that in mind, you may want to rethink your philosophy, perhaps
> > > romanticization, and motivation re facial tattoos.
> >
> > TRUE, I do think you may be right. In fact you are. A full face
> > tattoo would have to me a magnet, it would draw quite a bit of
> > attention to me. Thinking about this all morning, and for years, I
> > would have to say that I would LOVE that. I truly would love having my
> > face tattooed in very bright and bold colors, that would draw alot of
> > attention.
> [...]
>
> Other than meeting and speaking with the IAM patron with the facial
> tattooing from the one IAM BBQ, I've also IM'ed another IAMer who has a
> neck tattoo and posted that they were going to or planning to have
> their face tattooed. They're proceeding incrementally. With that action
> plan or philosophy in mind, do you currently have visible tattoos? I'd
> be interested to know how much resistance you might encounter from any
> artists re having a full face tattoo as your first ink.
>
I LOVE this one:

http://www.luciebrouillard.com/ <snip>

I truncated the link, but thank you for the URL. Great art. I
especially enjoyed the murals gallery. Cool!


I think I shall go take a nap now, and day dream of tattoos and
tattooed people. What it would be like to walk into work with my
new face.

Sweet dreams, Beth.

Again, thank you for the thoughtfull reply.

You're very welcome.

Still, to quite possibly be a nag on the way out...

Have you gone a day or so with full makeup or face paint applied? What
you described in your one post seems like it is a look you could
achieve with cosmetics and face paint. That would help you in gauging
the response or checking the reaction, may give you a thrill (or
disappointment), and could prove to be an interesting experience. I
know you mentioned Sharpies and having experimented, but don't recall
if you mentioned how extensive that experimenting has been. Also,
please talk with your mom about the subject! Since you mentioned that
being a... fear, perhaps it would be a good thing to open your dream
to
discussion. Otoh, maybe not, eh? ;o)

Again, best of luck and please post a follow-up.
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

Yes, I have gone out with full make-up and variour face paints applied
over the years, I look forward to it every chance I get! I love
Sharpies. I have done the butterfly mask and a leopard mask in Sharpie
and gone out to spend a full day in them, more than several times.
It is indeed a thrill to go out with a nice mask on, I enjoy it. I do
get alot of attention, just like I want. The sharpies look similar to
tattoos, but not quite. It's fun to go to the mall, and get a drink,
then sit at table and read with my face done up neat. I enjoy doing
leopard mask the best, as it is what I can draw on myself well. I
usually wear matching leopard hose, black leotard, white socks and
shoes when I go out. I have not gone to work like this, but I have
gone to family Halloween parties several times as this. So, I hope
that they might get the drift, and will not be to suprised when it
becomes a reality.

Beth

Beth wrote:
[...]

> <snip> I hope that they might get the drift, and will not
> be to suprised when it becomes a reality.

I went to my first ren faire - http://www.parenfaire.com/ - yesterday.
Lots of face paint and masks there. Costuming, too. Got myself a "got
mud?" t-shirt courtesy of The Muck Masters.

The following isn't a link to the group I saw perform, but will give
you the general idea if you've never attended: http://www.mudshow.com/

Aaaaaanyway, I believe it would take more than wearing Sharpie marker
for your friends and family to "get the drift" re your ultimate goal.
Have you told anyone *directly* about your interest in having your face
tattooed? I mean other than the fine folk here, of course.

> Beth

Good grief! I didn't realize how many festivals there are! I've said it
before and will more than likely say it again, there's no limit to what
I do not know:

http://www.renaissancefestival.com/

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

T each his/her own, but I'm sorry i don't like face, neck or hand Tat's.


"Beth" <beth2004gurl@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1160829379.083813.43560@m7g2000cwm.googlegrou ps.com...
> Here I am, still wanting to have my face tattooed. I've been wanting
> to do this for a very long time, I'd say since I was about 15 years
> old. I had always been fasinated by tattoos my entire life, and by
> people who had them. I always drew on myself all the time, sometimes
> quite extensively. I even got into painting myself. But tattoos
> always facinated me. The permanence of them really entranced me,
> enchanted me, excited me. To be able to draw on your skin, and to have
> it stay there for life. All of my self drawings eventually washed off.
> I always knew you could tattoo your arms, legs, back and such. But
> around the age of 15 it hit me that there was no reason that you could
> not tattoo your face, although I had never seen a facial tattoo at the
> time. I began to constantly daydream about having my face tattooed
> from that day on. Somehow, I ran across an ad for a book called
> REsearch something, and ordered it, and it had several pictures of
> facial tattoos. I was like WOW, you can tattoo your face. I was so
> excited! I began to draw on my face even more, trying out different
> designs. I would always look into the mirror and imagine that it was
> really a tattoo. I still draw on my face to this day. I love Sharpie
> markers. I love going out and seeing what people will say about my new
> design of the day. Eventually, I got onto the Internet, and found some
> neat people with facial tattoos. Although I've never met anyone with
> one. I would like to have my entire face covered with tattoos though.
> I'm not totally sure of the design yet, but I am narrowing down the
> choices. One thing I am considering is a china doll look, full white
> face with really dramatic make-up applied over it. Heavy eyeliner,
> high brows, multi color eyeshadow, heavy blush, bright red lips
> outlined in a thick black liner, and a red heart outlined in black on
> my forehead. The second thing I am considering is a cat theme; leopard
> or tiger. The third thing I would consider is a butterfly face. It
> would be a large butterfly with wings spread across my face with
> detailed colorful wings with my eyes looking out of the wings. With a
> background of flowers, vines, hearts, butterflys, words, fairies,
> dragons, and my lips done in bright red with a thick black outline.
> Some of the people I admire with facial tattoos are Angelaca Vasquaz
> saw her on TV getting some of her face tattooed, Katzen, Julia Gnuse,
> The Leopard Girl, Enigma, The Great Omi, Eric Sprage, Lucky Diamond
> Rich, The Leopard Man, and various other neat people I've seen on the
> net including people on BMEzine. And I did like Joy's nice face
> tattoo.
>
>>The problem with a facial tattoo is that it is going to create a
>>barrier between you and pretty much everyone else you meet. Even if
>>they are tat friendly they are not going to able to avoid thinking
>>about your tat whenever they have a simple converstation with you.
>>Do you really want that to be running through the back of everyone's
>>mind in each and every conversation you have with another human being
>>for the rest of your life?
>
>>A face tattoo is going to be impossible to ignore.
>
> YES !! That is what I want. I want a full and total coverage tattoo
> covering my entire face to be a barrier between me ane everyone I meet
> for the rest of my life. I want them to be thinking about my tattoo
> from the time we meet to the time we part. I want them to be thinking
> why in the world did they do that? I want my facial tattoo to be so
> bold and bright, and complete in coverage that it will be impossible to
> ignore, even from a distance. I want my face to scream tattooed! I
> think about that all the time, and I think I will be happy. I think I
> will enjoy the looks, I think I will enjoy having people thinking in
> the back of their minds why in the world did I tattoo my face. I will
> enjoy meeting new people and showing off my newly tattooed face. I
> think I will enjoy having my face tattooed. I know I will love looking
> in the mirror and seeing my face coverd with tattoos. It will make me
> happy. I will love talking to people about why I did it, and explaning
> how it was done. Why did I do it, I did it for me, for fun, to enjoy
> having my face tattooed. To enjoy having a tattooed face. To enjoy
> being able to walk around for the rest of my life with my face
> tattooed, and never being able to hide it ever. Once it's done, I will
> have to go out and show it off to all. I know I will have a lot of
> explaining to do, but I figure that is the price I wil have to pay to
> have nice designs tattooed all over my face.
>
> If you feel as I do about facial tattoos feel free to write to me. If
> you don't feel free to flame, lol. This is america, and well I feel
> like my face is probably going to get tattooed.
>
> BETH
>
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> /hugs
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> 8:34 am
>

Norm³ wrote:
> T each his/her own,

Agreed.

> but I'm sorry i don't like face, neck or hand Tat's.

Why?

I wouldn't mind some script on my neck, but don't see myself getting
anything on my hands. Not my mug either, but do think it can look
great.

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I just don't. I myself wouldn't get forearm tat but I like them. I guess I
follow the japanese in the sense that I want to hide them some times.


"Curt James" <curtjames@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Norm³ wrote:
> T each his/her own,

Agreed.

> but I'm sorry i don't like face, neck or hand Tat's.

Why?

I wouldn't mind some script on my neck, but don't see myself getting
anything on my hands. Not my mug either, but do think it can look
great.

[...]

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

"Norm?" <Logan5@runs.net> wrote:
> I just don't. I myself wouldn't get forearm tat but I like them. I guess I
> follow the japanese in the sense that I want to hide them some times.
>
>
> "Curt James" <curtjames@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1162258084.414129.260280@e64g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...
> Norm? wrote:
>> T each his/her own,
>
> Agreed.
>
>> but I'm sorry i don't like face, neck or hand Tat's.
>
> Why?
>
> I wouldn't mind some script on my neck, but don't see myself getting
> anything on my hands. Not my mug either, but do think it can look
> great.
>
> [...]
>

Yes indeed, script on the neck just screams "class". Good luck
in prison.




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