Tattoos

[Sir Squid Diddimus]

wait wait wait...

DINGBAT?!?!

[Bu🤠ns]

 

i mean 

[Sir Squid Diddimus]

wait no srsly, i wasn't being a jerk
is that what it is??

[Cainad (dec.)]

 

I knew it had to be SOMETHING along those lines, but I couldn't think of it.

[NWC]

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[LMNO]

I'm pretty sure this is the beginning of something I downloaded from www.redtube.com ...

[Suu]

wait wait wait...

DINGBAT?!?!

Yes! Thats her nickname. Lol.

[Cain]

Lol, tramp-stamps.

[LMNO]

"Might as well be a bullseye."

-Wedding Crashers.

[Suu]

That's way to big for a tramp stamp imo. Plus, Rob (the tattoo artist in the pic) absolutely hates that term, because he likes to tell a story of this guy who was teasing a girl for getting one, and Rob basically looked up at him all calmly and went, "Didn't I tattoo YOUR lower back a few weeks ago?"

My parents are bitching about the size, not that they have any sort of legal say about what me and my siblings do to our bodies anymore... Considering it's my sister's 5th piece at the tender age of 20. (6th if you count a cover-up.)

[Cramulus]

..................................dingbat??

[LMNO]

She's gonna love that when she's 60.

[Eve]

Considering it's my sister's 5th piece at the tender age of 20. (6th if you count a cover-up.)

She's already getting cover-ups and she's only 20? 

[Suu]

Considering it's my sister's 5th piece at the tender age of 20. (6th if you count a cover-up.)

She's already getting cover-ups and she's only 20? 

The first one on her hip was HORRIBLE. It was a teeny tiny palm tree that the artist she went to really dicked her over on. The color was totally uneven and really light, and she had to pay $100 for it. She got a larger, solid black palm tree put over it that stretches from the bottom of her ribs to her hairline for the same price.

[Darth Cupcake]

Lol, tramp-stamps.

I am currently shagging a boy with a tramp stamp. He is even entered into my phone as "tramp stamp." I give him endless amounts of crap about it, but it's actually kinda hot...

Re: Sappho.

I don't know whether she was gay or straight or bi or anything in between. Honestly, I don't care. I think her poetry is beautiful, and I think it's really cool that she's the first female poet to have had her work written down (at least that we have record of, to my knowledge). So that's pretty bad ass. But mostly, I love that it's all in fragments--because I only have these tiny pieces to work with, I can make what I want of them, feel how I want to feel about them, interpret them however I want. Basically, their value can become very personalized. It also just blows my mind that her writing has such an impact on people that even though all we have left are these little fragments (though some are of a good size), people still continue to read it and pass it down and find value in it, after thousands of years. That's fucking bad ass. So there's a nice reminder of how something tiny--like a little fragment of poetry, or a one-sentence memebomb, or just something you say in passing--can end up having these huge ripples.

Hokay, there was my daily dose of nerding out for you.