Tattoo ideas
03 June 2007, 09:34 PM
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aye up thats it. all pete needs is one post of support and hes straight on the soap box. now i know why he likes labour so much - hes tony blair bastid father... he wants to control everyone
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Now now, Pete. It's getting late, nearly time for your Horlick's 
A lad I used to work with has his son's name tattoo'd on his forearm, running from elbow to wrist.
Not my cup of tea really, but can look alright if done well.
A lad I used to work with has his son's name tattoo'd on his forearm, running from elbow to wrist.
Not my cup of tea really, but can look alright if done well.
04 June 2007, 08:44 AM
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It can NEVER look alright ......... sorry - it's a fashion thing and fashions change, your kid is not going to think, "OH, my Dad loves me, he got my name Tattooed on him" 
Unless, of course, you have bred a Chav kid ..... what's a Chav kid called? LittleChav?
A Tat is there forever
Unless, of course, you have bred a Chav kid ..... what's a Chav kid called? LittleChav?
A Tat is there forever
04 June 2007, 12:48 PM
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Its a personal choice of course, but it certainly wouldn't be my choice.
PSL's face was pretty impressive though
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04 June 2007, 01:02 PM
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It can NEVER look alright ......... sorry - it's a fashion thing and fashions change, your kid is not going to think, "OH, my Dad loves me, he got my name Tattooed on him"
Unless, of course, you have bred a Chav kid ..... what's a Chav kid called? LittleChav?
A Tat is there forever
Unless, of course, you have bred a Chav kid ..... what's a Chav kid called? LittleChav?
A Tat is there forever
He's not said that he's having his face tattoo'd, just asking for a little sensible advice on lettering styles, so why have you started saying he's a Chav and insulting somebody you've never met?
Think you need to get a life m8!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
04 June 2007, 01:07 PM
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His child is more likely to think more of him because of the tattoo than your kids would do if they read SN and saw some of the **** you post on here!!
He's not said that he's having his face tattoo'd, just asking for a little sensible advice on lettering styles, so why have you started saying he's a Chav and insulting somebody you've never met?
Think you need to get a life m8!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He's not said that he's having his face tattoo'd, just asking for a little sensible advice on lettering styles, so why have you started saying he's a Chav and insulting somebody you've never met?
Think you need to get a life m8!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
04 June 2007, 01:24 PM
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The R and L were a trick by my mum and dad when I was putting the fork in the wrong hand! Sadly, they will never come off 
To the poster above who thinks the child will look up to Daddy with silly writing along his arm that spells their name ............... do me a favour
Only time will tell what they will think ........ but I think the work 'dick' might feature
To the poster above who thinks the child will look up to Daddy with silly writing along his arm that spells their name ............... do me a favour
Only time will tell what they will think ........ but I think the work 'dick' might feature
04 June 2007, 01:32 PM
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The problem with tattoo's is (IMO), whatever they say, what they actually say is "I'm a total chav p3nis who thinks copying a million other people makes me special (needs) and unique".
04 June 2007, 01:33 PM
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petes old man didnt have pete written down his arm, well he might of done but no one knows who he is
petes mom has got one of a flower on her ****! neither of witch are nice to look at
either way he dosnt like tattoos, he went for one once but the tatooist didnt do gays!
petes mom has got one of a flower on her ****! neither of witch are nice to look at
either way he dosnt like tattoos, he went for one once but the tatooist didnt do gays!
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I have been meaning to get a tattoo of my little girls name down my right fore arm for a while and just needed a kick up the a$$ to get it done... anyway I went out with the lads last night for a few cocktails and tequila's and it ended up that next sunday we are all going over the parlour to get one done and there's a £50 each fine to the other two lads if anyone pulls out ...
I want to get her name done but not sure of the type of writing
don't want arabic or chinese, some english but cool?
any one got some goods example's for me
chris
I want to get her name done but not sure of the type of writing
don't want arabic or chinese, some english but cool? any one got some goods example's for me
chris
04 June 2007, 04:42 PM
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IF I were going to have one it would a bar code on the back of my neck. Just under the shirt collar line so it can't be seen in work. The nunbers underneath the bars would be my DOB and blood group then my daughters.
This is cool but would only use legs.
This is cool but would only use legs.
04 June 2007, 05:08 PM
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The R and L were a trick by my mum and dad when I was putting the fork in the wrong hand! Sadly, they will never come off
To the poster above who thinks the child will look up to Daddy with silly writing along his arm that spells their name ............... do me a favour
Only time will tell what they will think ........ but I think the work 'dick' might feature
To the poster above who thinks the child will look up to Daddy with silly writing along his arm that spells their name ............... do me a favour
Only time will tell what they will think ........ but I think the work 'dick' might feature
Im not doing it for anyone to look upto me.... im doing it for me cause I like them , and I didn't really ask for your thouhgts on tattoo's just wanted some example's / idea's of them ,
would you like me to open a thread for you?
" My opinions on tattoo's"
04 June 2007, 06:06 PM
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think i may remind pete that if tattoos are a fashion accessory, then they're a bloody aged one at that. tattoos have been around for 100's maybe 1000's of years, whether it be the traditional maori of new zealand, the body pieces many navel officers had done in various destinations, or the modern day fascination with so called "chav stamps".
pete, your really making a fool of yourself by trying to comment on a topic which you have no clue about. a small minded opinion for a small minded person. yes, ok, you think tattoos are chav, thats your opnion on the subject, sowhy do you feel the need to post the same drivel (sorry opinion) over and over again, just worded differently. the gentleman in question had already decided on getting a tattoo, he doesnt need telling "yes you should do it, no you shouldn't". hes already decided that for himself. we've taken your opinion on board, now go spoil another thread and boost your demeaning ego.
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pete, your really making a fool of yourself by trying to comment on a topic which you have no clue about. a small minded opinion for a small minded person. yes, ok, you think tattoos are chav, thats your opnion on the subject, sowhy do you feel the need to post the same drivel (sorry opinion) over and over again, just worded differently. the gentleman in question had already decided on getting a tattoo, he doesnt need telling "yes you should do it, no you shouldn't". hes already decided that for himself. we've taken your opinion on board, now go spoil another thread and boost your demeaning ego.
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04 June 2007, 08:50 PM
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my mate recently had a little girl and she got the baby's name (sophie) written like a charm bracelet on her wrist it looks quite nice, but thats one for the ladies
04 June 2007, 10:21 PM
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I like tattoo's down the underside of the arm, (dont have any myself), but if I did it would'nt be my daughters name, I've noticed its very common amoungest the burberry jobseekers crew to have "Frogmella" or "Ruby Sue" down their arm.
If I ever did get a tat down the arm, it would have to be "Nil Satis Nisi Optimum"...........thou Im sure 95% would think thats crap too!
If I ever did get a tat down the arm, it would have to be "Nil Satis Nisi Optimum"...........thou Im sure 95% would think thats crap too!
04 June 2007, 10:24 PM
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think i may remind pete that if tattoos are a fashion accessory, then they're a bloody aged one at that. tattoos have been around for 100's maybe 1000's of years, whether it be the traditional maori of new zealand, the body pieces many navel officers had done in various destinations, or the modern day fascination with so called "chav stamps".
pete, your really making a fool of yourself by trying to comment on a topic which you have no clue about. a small minded opinion for a small minded person. yes, ok, you think tattoos are chav, thats your opnion on the subject, sowhy do you feel the need to post the same drivel (sorry opinion) over and over again, just worded differently. the gentleman in question had already decided on getting a tattoo, he doesnt need telling "yes you should do it, no you shouldn't". hes already decided that for himself. we've taken your opinion on board, now go spoil another thread and boost your demeaning ego.
andy
pete, your really making a fool of yourself by trying to comment on a topic which you have no clue about. a small minded opinion for a small minded person. yes, ok, you think tattoos are chav, thats your opnion on the subject, sowhy do you feel the need to post the same drivel (sorry opinion) over and over again, just worded differently. the gentleman in question had already decided on getting a tattoo, he doesnt need telling "yes you should do it, no you shouldn't". hes already decided that for himself. we've taken your opinion on board, now go spoil another thread and boost your demeaning ego.
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Just ignore him Andy he is far to old to understand about tattoos. He thinks they are an 80s thing which just goes to show how little he knows.
Pete stick to things you know like oil changes.
05 June 2007, 10:29 AM
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05 June 2007, 01:00 PM
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think i may remind pete that if tattoos are a fashion accessory, then they're a bloody aged one at that. tattoos have been around for 100's maybe 1000's of years, whether it be the traditional maori of new zealand, the body pieces many navel officers had done in various destinations, or the modern day fascination with so called "chav stamps".
pete, your really making a fool of yourself by trying to comment on a topic which you have no clue about. a small minded opinion for a small minded person. yes, ok, you think tattoos are chav, thats your opnion on the subject, sowhy do you feel the need to post the same drivel (sorry opinion) over and over again, just worded differently. the gentleman in question had already decided on getting a tattoo, he doesnt need telling "yes you should do it, no you shouldn't". hes already decided that for himself. we've taken your opinion on board, now go spoil another thread and boost your demeaning ego.
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pete, your really making a fool of yourself by trying to comment on a topic which you have no clue about. a small minded opinion for a small minded person. yes, ok, you think tattoos are chav, thats your opnion on the subject, sowhy do you feel the need to post the same drivel (sorry opinion) over and over again, just worded differently. the gentleman in question had already decided on getting a tattoo, he doesnt need telling "yes you should do it, no you shouldn't". hes already decided that for himself. we've taken your opinion on board, now go spoil another thread and boost your demeaning ego.
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Andy, Pete makes a fool of himself every time he posts. Then he bleats like a queen when he gets infracted for it.
Pete "slagging" tattoos is as predicatable as rain in a british summertime. Probably as predictable as the rest of his sad little life to be honest.
The reality is that he is scared of anything that doesn't comply with his stereotype of "accepaible"
His defence mechanism is simply to (badly) attempt to ridicule it.
One day I'm sure he'll shock us all by posting something original, but I wouldn't wait up, so to speak.....
