...but the Sharpie seems a little less dangerous.
Posted on 07/21/2019 5:29:25 PM PDT by huckfillary
I saw a woman yesterday probably in her 70s sporting a brand new tattoo on her arm. Couldn’t believe my eyes.
...but the Sharpie seems a little less dangerous.
Yeah, looks like ‘temporary’ and ‘tattoo’ are mutually exclusive.
I have been going to local aquatic pool to swim. Some of the older women there with tats here there and everywhere as well as some guys. All I can do is laugh to myself.
I think you are looking for something called clothes. Wear it as long as you like and then remove it if you dont want it no more.
The makeup artists for the “Sons of Anarchy” show did it with appliques that would last a week or so and had to be refreshed. $$$$$$$$$$$$
Pulling that tape off is going to “Smart” just a bit.
I dated a woman with a butterfly tattoo that was bisected when she had surgery. It looked like it had been stepped on by an elephant when she healed up.
Try googling "temporary tattoo."
Regards,
Johnny Depp was once engaged to fellow actor Winona Ryder. He got a tattoo that said “Winona Forever”. When they broke up, Johnny went back to the tattoo artist and had him tattoo a rose over the last 2 letters of “Winona” and kept the rest so that the tattoo now reads “Wino Forever”.
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lol
What, the daisy turned into a sunflower?
What kind of solvent is there that will dissolve a tattoo that could potentially last for life? Color-tuned lasers are the best bet so far.
Maybe you you drunk enough paint thinner, get to it from the inside.
That would certainly solve the problem if the tattoo feels like its “killing you” to have it. Ha Ha.
A fellow Christian, with a Goatee, criticized my ink once.
Get it?
On our first liberty from navy boot camp, one of the guys got a tattoo that covered half his arm. It was of an eagle whose claws encircled the number 029. Can you imagine going through life stenciled with your boot camp company number?
I have this conversation with “Tattoo people” and they all get SO Angry at me. It’ll happen here too.
I have piercings. I’m 43 and I’ve had them for about 20 years. I have 3 14 gauge holes in the cartilage of each ear. Spikes are worn, however I can put anything I want in them.
I tell Tattoo people that they are afraid of commitment. Tattoos are a sign that one can NOT commit.
A tattoo is permanent. But so are you. You could special order about 5000 temporary tattoos and put them on every morning, but instead you opt for this one-time thing so you can’t undo it. With my ears, I have to wake up every morning and decide to have them. I go to work with them, I meet with investors with them, I always choose to put them in .. unless it’s simply too ridiculous to show up with them. Like with a client that I really need.
With Tattoos the owners have removed the choice of repetition. They force themselves to keep them. Which differs from commitment.
So my hat is off to piercing over tattoos.
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