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[stormintrooper]

But my lord is my backside sore!

[ANON]

well you should of paid in cash then

[Sam14]

ooooooh dear

If you didnt read the title.....hahahha

[stormintrooper]

haha i would post a picture but being a family forum my backside on the big screen wouldnt go down all to well lol

[Andrew O]

What is the tattoo ?

[stormintrooper]

just a smiley face

[stormintrooper]

http://t.co/F7NOnSc

my DJ took this last night

[Andrew O]

Ahaaha, very nice. Did it hurt much ?

[minimininut]

Ha! Excellent place for your first tattoo - shouldn't have been too bad (pain wise) on your bum I hope. Careful though, they're addictive! (I had one and before I knew it I had six, I've set a limit of seven and that's slowed me down a bit as I really want to think about the last one because I'm gonna make it my last)

[bcjames]

Haha!! What does your Nan think to it?

[AVV IT]

Sorry to hijack, it's just that I've always wanted to have a tattoo myself but a few things keep putting me off:

Firstly, how do you know that the type of tattoo that looks good in a picture, or on someone else, will actually look any good on you until you actually have it done?

Secondly, tattoo styles often seem to change over the years, so what do you do if your particular tattoo goes out of fashion? ( I mean it's not like you can change it in line with trends, like you can with your clothes or your hair cut.)

Thirdly, I often now look back at pictures of my hair and clothes from years gone by and cringe at what I looked like back then, even though I thought I looked great at the time. So even if I have a tattoo that I love now, what's to say that I wont hate it in a few years time?

Or is it just a case of "live for now" and if you are the type of person who is likely to dwell on the consequences, then you probably aren't the type of person who should be considering having a tattoo in the first place?

[Andrew O]

Sorry to hijack, it's just that I've always wanted to have a tattoo myself but a few things keep putting me off:

Firstly, how do you know that the type of tattoo that looks good in a picture, or on someone else, will actually look any good on you until you actually have it done?

Secondly, tattoo styles often seem to change over the years, so what do you do if your particular tattoo goes out of fashion? ( I mean it's not like you can change it in line with trends, like you can with your clothes or your hair cut.)

Thirdly, I often now look back at pictures of my hair and clothes from years gone by and cringe at what I looked like back then, even though I thought I looked great at the time. So even if I have a tattoo that I love now, what's to say that I wont hate it in a few years
time?

Or is it just a case of "live for now" and if you are the type of person who is likely to dwell on the consequences, then you probably aren't the type of person who should be considering having a tattoo in the first place?

It doesn't really matter if it's on your bum

[Frank the Tank]

Sorry to hijack, it's just that I've always wanted to have a tattoo myself but a few things keep putting me off:

Firstly, how do you know that the type of tattoo that looks good in a picture, or on someone else, will actually look any good on you until you actually have it done?

Secondly, tattoo styles often seem to change over the years, so what do you do if your particular tattoo goes out of fashion? ( I mean it's not like you can change it in line with trends, like you can with your clothes or your hair cut.)

Thirdly, I often now look back at pictures of my hair and clothes from years gone by and cringe at what I looked like back then, even though I thought I looked great at the time. So even if I have a tattoo that I love now, what's to say that I wont hate it in a few years time?

Or is it just a case of "live for now" and if you are the type of person who is likely to dwell on the consequences, then you probably aren't the type of person who should be considering having a tattoo in the first place?

Firstly I wouldn't be getting a tattoo for "current trends".

A decent tattoo artist can make things look great, always (like anything) do some research on the artist, their work etc etc.

I have one I got when I was 18, not the greatest but it will soon become part of a bigger picture.

Who knows if you'll like one later on, as above mine I had when I was 18 will be adapted to suit.

[mini_mad69]

I've been thinking about one recently and that would be perfect!!

But I don't want to get it now you have, can I ask how much it was?

[minisilverbullet]

Fun tattoo! Cant help think it will look like a yellow 'scream mask' when you become a pensioner!