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19 Jan 16
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must be biggest growth industry of last 20 years, these tattoo parlours must be minted. I paid 3 quid for one 40 years ago how much do these full arm jobs cost nowadays, anyone got any and how much nowadays ?
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A Barman told me he paid £300 for an arm tattoo
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They look a bit silly but I don't judge people by them.Plenty of good eggs sport them.
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They look bloody horrible - especially on women.
I'll take a bet that tattooist removers are making far more money than tattooists - and if not at present, most definitely in the near future. |
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Especially the splodgy ones above the arse crack. Tramp Stamps as they're known in the trade.
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They're all vile on women.
Even if a woman isn't very good looking the least thing she could consider is someone having a scrawl in indelible ink in her body. Do they really think it makes them MORE attractive? Just what the hell are they thinking about? Insane. |
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*on her body
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agree they look terrible on women especially on legs ! so if an arm tattoo costs around 300 some of these kids must be spending a couple of grand on backs necks and legs...crazy
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You don't see many intelligent folk sporting them.
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These gossipy, judgemental, bitchy women don't gather together to pour scorn over photos of people, whether celebrities or 'friends', and say "Wow, look at the tatts on that!" do they?
Nor do any men, as far as I know. It's one of the biggest mysteries of the 21st century - just like people eating McDonalds muck. |
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I agree wiv Tommy.
I fackin hate them. There's a really cute girly on Babestation who has the backs of her thighs tattooed to fack (i kid ye not) |
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Sounds like a departure from the classy lass typically shown on Babestation.
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Mikael D'Haguenet
19 Jan 16 23:35 Joined: 24 Jun 06 | Topic/replies: 7,302 | Blogger: Mikael D'Haguenet's blog You don't see many intelligent folk sporting them. That's hardly true Easter. Zelda, a forumite from a few years back was covered in them, apparently,and she was as bright as a button, as well as being an extremely conpassionate lady. |
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I realise you said many, not any, so you're right there probably.
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Guinness, to me it just shouts out "I'm thick, I am." Whenever I see a woman with one.
They might not be - but that's the first impression you get, and we all know how much first impressions count. To bugger your body up with something so permanent must mean you're bloody thick actually though. If you fancy a tattoo, why not just scrawl something on your body with a felt pen and not wash that area for a week or two and see what you think of it then? So simple, it's unbelievable why people don't think about doing it first before they desecrate their bodies. |
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Who's the one on Babestation Guinness?
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Mica
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Prettiest one on there by far i should have clarified.
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I wholeheartedly agree, Tommy.
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Sorry, Rog. Mica Martinez.
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Although not as bad, I think piercings can also ruin the looks of a beautiful woman. In the ears fine, but in the cheeks and around the mouth? They also leave marks when removed, so once done it's a permanent disfigurement
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Ought to be compulsory on face for sex offenders, burglars, robbers
And anybody I don't like ... keep tattooists fully employed for 20 years! |
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I don't wish to be indelicate, but anyone who has a tattoo is filth.
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someone said to me i should become a tattooist as i was a graphic artist? As someone who personally hates tattoos I just agreed and moved on.
tattoos were the mark of the slave in past centuries. slaves and sex workers were tattooed, the chinese still tattoo their sex workers as a mark of ownership. |
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Can't imagine having one myself but so many of them seem to be badly executed. I suppose you have to pay top dollar for the best tattooist.
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They charge between £55-£70 an hour.
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I know nothing about tattoos but do they chrge depending how big an area they have to cover ...
for example, if Cheryl Cole wanted a rose on her @rse then that's a much different proposition than if Diane A turned up for one ... must cost £thousands. |
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and that's not counting the cost of scaffolding
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Imagine more than one tattooist req for Diane's jacksy
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the high cost is a status symbol amongst peasants. I recall someone with an arm tattoo saying it was like a permanent £1500 accessory
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A single mother I know has been on benefits for many years but thinks nothing of spending £2-300 pounds on another tattoo.
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hitler and stalin must be furious, after all the effort he went to, turns out now everyone voluntarily hands over ALL their personal information on facebook and not only go in to get themselves tattooed but are even happy to pay for it.
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Suspect it didn't take much to make Hitler & Stalin furious, but I agree with your point
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more to the point if mrs cole puts a stone on her arse and the tat,gets bigger does she owe the tat painter a rebate
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Tommy Toes
19 Jan 16 23:51 Joined: 20 Apr 04 Guinness, to me it just shouts out "I'm thick, I am." ..this made me chortle (in agreement) quite loudly.  |
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My neck one was fairly cheap
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Well done Tommy on those bravura comments. Absolutely revolting to see ANY tattoos at the best of times, worst of all of course on a woman. (Apart from that sexy darts walk-on girl who has "I Worship Alun2005 and Count Ted equally" tattooed on her pert derriere, naming no names).
I don't doubt that benefit payments have funded a fair sized proportion of the tattoos committed to skin this last 20 years or so. Now we have the reality of the taxpayer also paying for the removal of them. How insane is that? You see, our already overstretched International Health Service is funding some tattoo removal. Widely reported over the last few years, an example link below. . http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3006447/NHS-slammed-sheer-waste-money-spending-330-000-laser-tattoo-removal-hospitals-stretched-ever.html |
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https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=cathy+ward+twilight+fan&espv=2&biw=1280&bih=699&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiF4pzxqrvKAhVLiRoKHT4NCB0QsAQIMA
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I know this woman personally and people actually encourage her, they look awful
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Doesn't having them on her back lend weight to the view that it's a bit silly.
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