Tattoo opinions....
04 December 2008, 03:30 PM
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Makes me laugh all these Chav comments! I agree with Dan - you can't judge anyone by whether they have tattoos!
I have four - including what many of you term as a 'tramp stamp', which is a tattoo designed for me in memory of one of the dearest people to me. I have them all on my torso so that I get to choose who sees them AND because it would be inappropriate in my job, for them to be in places they can be seen (hence the lower back was the first one).
I have four - including what many of you term as a 'tramp stamp', which is a tattoo designed for me in memory of one of the dearest people to me. I have them all on my torso so that I get to choose who sees them AND because it would be inappropriate in my job, for them to be in places they can be seen (hence the lower back was the first one).
I'm guessing it's not the kind of thing you have, though I may be wrong 
Totally agree that you can't judge people by whether they have tattoos or not.
04 December 2008, 03:44 PM
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I have a pair of entwined roses at base of my back and an unusual moon stars design going just above that up, up my spine til just below my bra strap which I know many will view as being tramp stamps. BUT, it's my body and they all have really personal meanings for me.
This is my latest, which some of you may or may not have seen.
This is my latest, which some of you may or may not have seen.
04 December 2008, 03:53 PM
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I have a pair of entwined roses at base of my back and an unusual moon stars design going just above that up, up my spine til just below my bra strap which I know many will view as being tramp stamps. BUT, it's my body and they all have really personal meanings for me.
This is my latest, which some of you may or may not have seen.
This is my latest, which some of you may or may not have seen.
Yeah, seen the pic you've posted before, I quite like it and looks well done
04 December 2008, 04:03 PM
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04 December 2008, 07:54 PM
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I I think they look ok if you have some kind of alternative lifestyle, like proper hairy arsed Hells Angels or Marines, but for me, a Computer Database Administrator to have one I would feel that I would be diluting cool tattoos for the people who can carry them off.
As for Chav, a football crest on a shin is the epitome of chav but some can look really classy, some make you look like you are trying too hard and most just look ****. They are steeped in being from the lower end of society due to them being used to look hard by cons, the old Love/Hate thing on the knuckles but some can be art, I am quite happy to hang art on the wall.
Funny how people get them to celebrate their kids/loved ones, which is kind of nice but I find a card on their birthday's does for me.
As for no negative comments, fair enough, as they go, its a nice design but dont post it up on an internet forum and not expect some stick, people dont take any notice and if you need to ask I have to ask if you are 100% sure about it yourself, if you were that thrilled you wouldnt give a **** ?
As for Chav, a football crest on a shin is the epitome of chav but some can look really classy, some make you look like you are trying too hard and most just look ****. They are steeped in being from the lower end of society due to them being used to look hard by cons, the old Love/Hate thing on the knuckles but some can be art, I am quite happy to hang art on the wall.
Funny how people get them to celebrate their kids/loved ones, which is kind of nice but I find a card on their birthday's does for me.
As for no negative comments, fair enough, as they go, its a nice design but dont post it up on an internet forum and not expect some stick, people dont take any notice and if you need to ask I have to ask if you are 100% sure about it yourself, if you were that thrilled you wouldnt give a **** ?
04 December 2008, 08:08 PM
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I I think they look ok if you have some kind of alternative lifestyle, like proper hairy arsed Hells Angels or Marines, but for me, a Computer Database Administrator to have one I would feel that I would be diluting cool tattoos for the people who can carry them off.
As for Chav, a football crest on a shin is the epitome of chav but some can look really classy, some make you look like you are trying too hard and most just look ****. They are steeped in being from the lower end of society due to them being used to look hard by cons, the old Love/Hate thing on the knuckles but some can be art, I am quite happy to hang art on the wall.
Funny how people get them to celebrate their kids/loved ones, which is kind of nice but I find a card on their birthday's does for me.
As for no negative comments, fair enough, as they go, its a nice design but dont post it up on an internet forum and not expect some stick, people dont take any notice and if you need to ask I have to ask if you are 100% sure about it yourself, if you were that thrilled you wouldnt give a **** ?
As for Chav, a football crest on a shin is the epitome of chav but some can look really classy, some make you look like you are trying too hard and most just look ****. They are steeped in being from the lower end of society due to them being used to look hard by cons, the old Love/Hate thing on the knuckles but some can be art, I am quite happy to hang art on the wall.
Funny how people get them to celebrate their kids/loved ones, which is kind of nice but I find a card on their birthday's does for me.
As for no negative comments, fair enough, as they go, its a nice design but dont post it up on an internet forum and not expect some stick, people dont take any notice and if you need to ask I have to ask if you are 100% sure about it yourself, if you were that thrilled you wouldnt give a **** ?
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04 December 2008, 09:28 PM
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why are people flameing this guys thread , he was only asking you for help on something , not asking to be called a chav , tramp , or pikey , he is getting a tattoo dedicated to his daughter so he can remember her through it , i have alot of my body covered in tattos and they all have meaning to me and are not just picked from a book in a shop . i spent years thinkin and designing then and yeaars having them completed , so give the guy a break ffs
if u dont like em keep your mouths zipped .
btw mate i think it looks nice
mags
if u dont like em keep your mouths zipped .
btw mate i think it looks nice
mags
04 December 2008, 09:53 PM
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Its only the internet after all
04 December 2008, 11:11 PM
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I'm not saying you have done this, but others have.
At the end of the day, some people like tattoos, some hate them. But just because they may not be somebodys' cup of tea, doesn't mean it's fair game to insult them for their choice.
04 December 2008, 11:28 PM
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I personally love to see a nice tribal tattoo, turns me on no end.
This "tramp stamp" milarky is a load of old bollox. At the end of the day it is personal choice and does not mean the person is anything other than a ordinary person who likes tattoos. Why give them a name.
The OP chose to show his love of his daughter that way, good for him.
On that note, I may just have to go for another tattoo this weekend.
04 December 2008, 11:31 PM
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why are people flameing this guys thread , he was only asking you for help on something , not asking to be called a chav , tramp , or pikey , he is getting a tattoo dedicated to his daughter so he can remember her through it , i have alot of my body covered in tattos and they all have meaning to me and are not just picked from a book in a shop . i spent years thinkin and designing then and yeaars having them completed , so give the guy a break ffs
if u dont like em keep your mouths zipped .
btw mate i think it looks nice
mags
if u dont like em keep your mouths zipped .
btw mate i think it looks nice
mags
04 December 2008, 11:37 PM
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Spot on
I personally love to see a nice tribal tattoo, turns me on no end.
This "tramp stamp" milarky is a load of old bollox. At the end of the day it is personal choice and does not mean the person is anything other than a ordinary person who likes tattoos. Why give them a name.
The OP chose to show his love of his daughter that way, good for him.
On that note, I may just have to go for another tattoo this weekend.
I personally love to see a nice tribal tattoo, turns me on no end.
This "tramp stamp" milarky is a load of old bollox. At the end of the day it is personal choice and does not mean the person is anything other than a ordinary person who likes tattoos. Why give them a name.
The OP chose to show his love of his daughter that way, good for him.
On that note, I may just have to go for another tattoo this weekend.
Too many people judge others for really stupid stuff, like this.
05 December 2008, 11:51 AM
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May I just ask - with respect to those who don't like tatoos why did you look at the thread?
If I see a title to a thread on a topic I'm not into I don't even click on it.
If I see a title to a thread on a topic I'm not into I don't even click on it.
05 December 2008, 11:58 AM
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....... and sometimes people just feel the need to say "That's crap...." so they find something they don't like and duly post their "That's crap statement".Myself, I like tattoos, they're cool.... and I'd never not poke some babe because she had a tattoo
05 December 2008, 06:11 PM
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05 December 2008, 08:49 PM
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I'm sorry, Mags, but the thread title is "Tattoo opinions" and I'm afraid a significant number of ScoobyNet posters and the populace in general find tattoos ugly, indicative of poor taste and generally crap. If you post something like this on a general discussion forum then you're going to get people who are anti. Sorry.
my family hated mine at first but when i explained to them what it was associated with they accepted it .
some people dont like em , because they associate them with chavs and hairy bikers and i am none of the above .
it was just a choice i made . maybe i might regret it when im older , maybe i wont . at least i havent got ENGERLAND, BULLDOG, TAZ, WINNEE THE POOH , TRACY or some other tacky **** that i know thousands of people have chosen from a book in a tattoo shop tattooed on my body .
mine is one off , all mine ( evil laugh )
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05 December 2008, 09:31 PM
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05 December 2008, 10:42 PM
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I have strong opinions about people who eat too much garlic, but I've never felt the need to alert the interweb.
I guess it's about personal choice and opinions being like *****oles
05 December 2008, 11:01 PM
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If they are so strong then I'm sure you can save us all searching with some meaningful reiteration
Please share your thoughts with those not accustomed to your previous stance kind sir
Please share your thoughts with those not accustomed to your previous stance kind sir
