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My daughter has a butterfly outline just above her hip - I must admit I wasn't keen on her getting one but have got used to it now. It's not that big either. And no I won't be joining her for one! She did say it stung a bit - but she's now saying she wouldn't mind another one! :Yikes: |
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What is it about women with ink at the base of their spine that makes most men :naughty: :drool: :batty:
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I want one (A star trek communicator logo - on my arm) but I keep getting told as I'm diabetic it's too dangerous....
I think I may go and lie one of these days to get one.... |
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not a lot different to a sharp scratch tbh , if you get one make sure you get some pile cream to rub in ( lasonil ) , it keeps it nice and stops it scabbing over ;) :):):):):) |
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Yeah and don't have a bath as soon as you get home :(
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And use a neutral ph soap when you wash.
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Edit - just reread this post and it looks well dodgy :erm: |
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In the original posters view it is an everlasting tribute. In my case it was a moment of madness in my youth. My original tattoo cost nothing in comparison to the cost over nearly 2 grands worth of laser treatment getting it removed so I could show my arm in public without looking like a thug. :) |
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wouldnt have one about me. :D ... remember a tattoo is for life not just for christmas
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