Tattoos - I've Done it Before and I'm Doing it Again
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my wife was even there with me and she even got a little scared because i never squirm... im known to yell an ocassional FUCK here and there but never squirm and i was fucking squeezing her hand, squirming like a bitch etc... it was that bad... the two angels holding the daggers set me off... i felt like someone had a blow torch on me... i stuck it out though! when those sessions were done, i felt like i had been in a 12 round boxing match though...
xdevinxsoccer said:Haha the mindset to get your ribs tattooed is just something I do not have Lmao. I wish I did though!DylanGemelli said:dawnfader said:
the sleeves were not bad except the back of the elbow... NOT FUN either... LOL yeah bro, the ribs are entirely different, trust me!
its possible loud obscenities were used on those sessions...
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my wife was even there with me and she even got a little scared because i never squirm... im known to yell an ocassional FUCK here and there but never squirm and i was fucking squeezing her hand, squirming like a bitch etc... it was that bad... the two angels holding the daggers set me off... i felt like someone had a blow torch on me... i stuck it out though! when those sessions were done, i felt like i had been in a 12 round boxing match though...
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Im clueless on how childbirth feels but imagine feeling like someone is holding a blowtorch on your rib cage and digging in... LOL Not on the bucket list right? Im just glad i stuck it out and made it through
chickrock15 said:
Im clueless on how childbirth feels but imagine feeling like someone is holding a blowtorch on your rib cage and digging in... LOL Not on the bucket list right? Im just glad i stuck it out and made it through
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Yep I'm good. I'll stick with keeping my rib cage tattoo free [FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY]DylanGemelli said:xdevinxsoccer said:Haha the mindset to get your ribs tattooed is just something I do not have Lmao. I wish I did though!DylanGemelli said:"dawnfader" said:
the sleeves were not bad except the back of the elbow... NOT FUN either... LOL yeah bro, the ribs are entirely different, trust me!
its possible loud obscenities were used on those sessions...
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my wife was even there with me and she even got a little scared because i never squirm... im known to yell an ocassional FUCK here and there but never squirm and i was fucking squeezing her hand, squirming like a bitch etc... it was that bad... the two angels holding the daggers set me off... i felt like someone had a blow torch on me... i stuck it out though! when those sessions were done, i felt like i had been in a 12 round boxing match though...
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sweetnspicy
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Ok, I'm bumping this thread again because I know we have some sweet tatts that haven't been shown from some new members and I like to see the ink (and it's my sneaky way of getting people to showoff their bodies... Not that I need to beg any of you to do that. lol)
mastermolnar
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JackSteel
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Anyone think tatts hurt on stage??? I know I'll have to cover them with make up but I'm sure it helps to be clean of ink. Or does it matter?
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mastermolnar
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I think theres a definite disadvantage but its becoming more and more acceptable on stage as in most other areas of society
MarkD
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I have a lot of unfinished work. Grappling makes it hard to get worked on. Left arm is fully sleeved but only half of it is finished. There are 2 deftones ones, white pony and the diamond eyes owl. Above that is a burned down apocalyptic church with 2 corpses walking around. My left arm has thenline work from a Japanese image of a girl with an arrow through her heart. Unfortunately the guy that did it used bad ink and its basically melting off.
My left leg has all these cartoon characters. I did a master shake on my own theigh. Lol, its what I use as a guide to pin. I was letting my friends practice on me one night years ago, so we just picked simple line art that can be covered later on. Do you know what it was like when I was in county intake with Ned Flanders on my shin?
My left leg has all these cartoon characters. I did a master shake on my own theigh. Lol, its what I use as a guide to pin. I was letting my friends practice on me one night years ago, so we just picked simple line art that can be covered later on. Do you know what it was like when I was in county intake with Ned Flanders on my shin?
It depends on the extent of your work. I don't think your tattoos would hurt you one bit. For people that have full sleeves or large pieces that cover a lot of area it can definitely hurt you big time. The tattoos themselves the judges don't care about, unless they obstruct or skew anything they are looking for in regards to separation, vascularity, or definition.
I'm due for a few in the next month or so. I will post for sure. I need one for my son that passed away, a Masonic tattoo, and one for my last vacation...its kind of a tradition to get one after each time we travel.
sweetnspicy
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Awesome!! Thank you for sharing!!
JackSteel
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I feel like my half sleeve makes it hard to see my left arm well though. Man if I had the money id have a full Japanese yakuza suit lol
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mastermolnar
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I hear you. I mean... I WILL be fully covered. Just not as soon as id like
im pretty covered bro... full back, full sleeves, chest, both rib cages but thats about my stopping point...
Testdude63
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Yeah I have 17 sessions under my belt now. Quite a bit of work 
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