Maybe Getting A Tattoo...

beardo

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i want it to be a bible quote about fear. I also want it to be on my left side like the pic. View attachment 1639583



Any good quote ideas? I like this one

"Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me."

and i know i shouldnt get a tattoo based on other opinions but i would like to read input atleast
Quote the part that tells you not to get tattoos-
Leviticus 19:28 (Amplified) which says, "Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor print or tattoo any marks upon you: I am the Lord."
 

sync0s

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I was thinking about getting 'Tzer aheen mernem, Tzer vakheem mernem" on my fore arm. Their lines from a Serj song called Yes it's genocide. Pay homage to the Armenians and Jews and kind of a reminder to me of the oppressed people of the world.

It's armenian, which translates to I want to die for your terror, I want to die for your fear.

Or Tzer aheen mernem, اريد منكم الرعب والموت
Armenian and Arabic, same translation

Gay I know, lol
 

sync0s

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i love secret code words. ;) :hump:
Right!

I like this one too آه كم جميلة هي الحرية arabic for 'Oh how beautiful is freedom'
 

fdd2blk

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Right!

I like this one too آه كم جميلة هي الحرية arabic for 'Oh how beautiful is freedom'
i did this one on myself with a tattoo gun, ... 006 (3).jpg
 

sync0s

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I've always felt indifferent about tats in other languages, especially Chinese symbols.
Yes, if you don't know what it means, and your just going by what your told. Might get a Chinese symbol for "love" and it really is "slut" lol

The armenian is lyrics from a Serj song, and the arabic is lyrics from a Lowkey song.
 

Johnnyorganic

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I've always felt indifferent about tats in other languages, especially Chinese symbols.
Around 1983-84, there was a fashion trend among adolescent males. Thankfully it was brief.

You couldn't walk past an arcade, miniature golf course, movie theater, or shopping mall without seeing hordes of teenage boys wearing parachute pants, bandannas, and sleeveless tee shirts with Asian characters on them.

I suppose they were emulating the hair bands they saw on MTV or something, but they looked like tools.

How I used to fuck with them.

I would ask them if they knew what the characters on their cool shirts meant. Of course they didn't know.

I would tell them all sorts of bullshit. "It says you like boys." "It says you have a wet pussy."
 

ink the world

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Around 1983-84, there was a fashion trend among adolescent males. Thankfully it was brief.

You couldn't walk past an arcade, miniature golf course, movie theater, or shopping mall without seeing hordes of teenage boys wearing parachute pants, bandannas, and sleeveless tee shirts with Asian characters on them.

I suppose they were emulating the hair bands they saw on MTV or something, but they looked like tools.

How I used to fuck with them.

I would ask them if they knew what the characters on their cool shirts meant. Of course they didn't know.

I would tell them all sorts of bullshit. "It says you like boys." "It says you have a wet pussy."
Heheh, I have seen some Kanji tattoos that were real bad, most of the people are walking around w/ "dumb american" or "idiot" on their bodies and dont even know it....I check w/ a friend in Japan before I tattoo ANY kanji.
 

eDude

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Just to throw in my .02 . One thing I hate is guys with sleeves and neck tattoos and nothing else.. Like under the shirt is nothing but blank skin and yet they choose to cover their forearms and neck.. It use to be that you went to those areas after you ran out of space on your body. They know that too and want to give the illusion that they have a suit or something and that makes me start the question why they have them at all. Is this for you or do you just want to be fashionable and have people look at you? I have more then a few and all of them are personal to me and have more meaning to me then they could to anyone else. I think a lot of people have it backwards now. </rant>

As for safe and how long they last... just like a car, it's about how you care for it and how you drive it.

You don't have to go balls out but do your homework and pick a good artist that's been around for a while and pay the price. You're going to have it for the rest of your life so invest well. Think long term.. is this fashion or is this something from your soul? I work the art, print it, and have it on the wall or something for months before I even think of committing to it..

#1 most covered up tattoos.. Lettering.. Art can say anything.. words are pretty specific.
 

girlfriday

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I agree with what was previously said about reading the bible and writing down any quotes that stand out to you. After that put the quote somewhere you'll see it frequently to see if you get sick of it or not.
When you go to check out tattooists ask to see their folios. They all have them and its your chance to see if you like their work/style.
If you have any doubt what so ever (and doubt is different to nerves) then don't do it!!! I have a lot of tattoos and learnt that one the hard way.

If/when you do go through with it though have fun and enjoy every aspect of the process :)
 
in response to "ink the world"-
how ignorant to tattoo a language you are totally unfamilliar with. ive seen nike and adidas tattoos and they made me want to throw up. tattooing a corporate logo is as ridiculous.
 

sync0s

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in response to "ink the world"-
how ignorant to tattoo a language you are totally unfamilliar with. ive seen nike and adidas tattoos and they made me want to throw up. tattooing a corporate logo is as ridiculous.
How ignorant to choose to not to tattoo another language because of the initiative it takes to learn the language?
 
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