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by jovinliu » Mon, 07 Nov 2005 11:21 pm
Anybody here done tattoo? Can you describe the procedure and the pain level? I want to tattoo a snake on the area above my butt. Why snake? you may be asking... ha, first of all, i am a snake according to my zodiac sign. Secondly, snakes shed skin representing a new life, and that is what i want after what happened in my previous relationship. It's that simple

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by BabyJo » Tue, 08 Nov 2005 11:40 am
I hv 2 tatto. one on my back right shoulder, the other one at my lower back. it's painful but bearable. it's more painful at area where there is less skin and near the bone area. I can recommend you a tatto shop at Hereen (BodyDecor). His name his Gerard and his skill is good. If you are under 18, he won't entertain
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by Saint » Tue, 08 Nov 2005 7:16 pm
If you have it done near bone or muscle it can be painful.
They start by doing the outline which is like continuously scrapped by a sharp needle. This is the most painful part. The colouring/shading in is relatively painless as it's 6/8 very small needles pricking the skin.
Depending on the size they might not do to all in a single sitting, they normally say an hour is enough at any one time.
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by S_Perumal » Sun, 10 Feb 2013 8:01 am
For an A4 size Tatoo how much he charge...
I came to know from an another Ad as 600$
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by Steve1960 » Wed, 13 Feb 2013 11:33 am
Depends on your personal pain threshold, everyone is different. After two episodes of spinal surgery when I had my tattoo done I couldn't see what all the fuss was about

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by nakatago » Wed, 13 Feb 2013 12:50 pm
Steve1960 wrote:Depends on your personal pain threshold, everyone is different. After two episodes of spinal surgery when I had my tattoo done I couldn't see what all the fuss was about

It only hurts for the initial prick. After a while, as that needle oscillates as it embeds the ink, your skin just kinda goes numb.
And you don't go cheap for a tattoo. Controversial as it is, it's still an artform and you don't want to skimp on it...most especially on the hygiene part! eg: fresh disposable needles, autoclaves, gloves and all that.
"A quokka is what would happen if there was an anime about kangaroos."
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by Steve1960 » Wed, 13 Feb 2013 3:17 pm
I soooo want to make the obvious joke but no, I will control myself

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by alittlerisky » Thu, 21 Feb 2013 3:01 pm
jovinliu wrote:Anybody here done tattoo? Can you describe the procedure and the pain level? I want to tattoo a snake on the area above my butt. Why snake? you may be asking... ha, first of all, i am a snake according to my zodiac sign. Secondly, snakes shed skin representing a new life, and that is what i want after what happened in my previous relationship. It's that simple

I’ve got tattoos more or less all over both arms… total 9-10 I think. It doesn’t really hurt, falling over and say grazing your knee or stubbing your toe is a lot more painful. Basically the way to tell is to get a toothpick and poke the back if your hand a few times and when it’s a bit too painful, its less than that. It’s the duration more than anything as you can be sitting there for hours (one of mine took 4-5 hours) and it just gets bloody boring. They also say not to drink alcohol before as it thins your blood and you bleed more if you’re having a deep penetration ink, but it really makes to difference to the tattoo itself. So whenever I go for a tattoo, I take along a book or laptop to watch a film and a bunch of beer…
And don’t listen to the people who say things like “Well, it may look great now, but what about when you’re 65 years old?â€Â
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by Michael X » Tue, 23 Apr 2013 9:51 am
The pain is dependent on location and style of tattoo. What you are describing, the pain should not be so bad. Initially some minor discomfort, but after a short time the area will be numb and you should be fine.
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by BillyB » Tue, 23 Apr 2013 12:39 pm
nakatago wrote:Steve1960 wrote:Depends on your personal pain threshold, everyone is different. After two episodes of spinal surgery when I had my tattoo done I couldn't see what all the fuss was about

It only hurts for the initial prick. After a while, as that needle oscillates as it embeds the ink, your skin just kinda goes numb.
And you don't go cheap for a tattoo. Controversial as it is, it's still an artform and you don't want to skimp on it...most especially on the hygiene part! eg: fresh disposable needles, autoclaves, gloves and all that.
That's Jimmy Saville's, Gary Glitter's and Rolf Harris' famous line.......
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by Steve1960 » Thu, 25 Apr 2013 4:59 pm
I wasn't surprised about most of the names that have come out of the scandal but Rolf Harris? Shocked and devastated

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by BillyB » Thu, 25 Apr 2013 8:40 pm
Steve1960 wrote:I wasn't surprised about most of the names that have come out of the scandal but Rolf Harris? Shocked and devastated

I think a few more (surprises) will float up to the top of the cesspit, Steve.....
Maybe we should do a sweep-stake as a separate thread; now there's an idea for wasting a few hours tomorrow afternoon!
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by Steve1960 » Fri, 26 Apr 2013 2:58 pm
I couldn't stand it, too many of my childhood hero's are or could be involved!
I wanted to be in Gary Glitter's gang in the 70's!!
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