Would You Marry Someone With Tattoos?

[Slappo]

[quote name='franciscanheart' timestamp='1345761308' post='2473083']
beaver dam, son. You nosey.
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Can you please also provide your birthdate, social security number, last 3 years of tax return, eye color, weight, height, ethnicity, and bank account numbers?

Thanks in advance!

Oh, and the pw to your phatmass account too

[Lil Red]

fun fact: admins can log into anyone's account w/o their password.

[MissScripture]

[quote name='Lil Red' timestamp='1345764146' post='2473116']
fun fact: admins can log into anyone's account w/o their password.
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Thanks. Now I am paranoid.

[Marie-Therese]

[quote name='Anomaly' timestamp='1345755874' post='2472950']
I have no problem marrying someone with ink, but I'd have to ask my wife for permission to move to Utah with her.

I do think tats are a significant commitment. I understand prison ink, sleeves, actual body art. I don't understand getting craap like cartoon figures or butterflies. I hope the tattoo you'll get will still be wanted when you're 35 or 50. I think the short term physical pain would be the least of your worries and it was my understanding that is part of the idea as well.
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Well, I have three different butterflies tattooed on me and am planning for probably at least one more. There is a reason for each and every one of them. The word "psyche" in Greek is a representation of the soul, and is represented by the form of a butterfly. Each of my butterflies represents a turning point in the development of my soul and marks a life event. From chrysalis to a beautiful creature on the wing, a butterfly portrays the soul's flight and upward development. Ugliness to beauty. They are deeply personal to me, and they were selected with much thought and planning. So, while a choice in ink might seem stupid or superficial or trendy, not all of them are. Don't paint all tats with broad strokes.

[ardillacid]

[quote name='Winchester' timestamp='1345759415' post='2473030']
Y'all are all unlucky. Houston.
[/quote]I laughed out loud.

[Winchester]

I think caterpillars are cute.

[quote name='ardillacid' timestamp='1345766427' post='2473132']
I laughed out loud.
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You shut your dirty whore mouth.

[Adrestia]

I was about to comment on butterflies. It's not uncommon for people to use butterflies to represent loved ones that have passed away.

[Winchester]

Which is fruity.


Velociraptors with wings would be razzle dazzle.

[Nihil Obstat]

[quote name='franciscanheart' timestamp='1345758949' post='2473013']

That may be the only time ever that I prop a post of yours.




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I knew there was a reason for that cold shiver I got.

[IcePrincessKRS]

[quote name='Marie-Therese' timestamp='1345766153' post='2473129']
Well, I have three different butterflies tattooed on me and am planning for probably at least one more. There is a reason for each and every one of them. The word "psyche" in Greek is a representation of the soul, and is represented by the form of a butterfly. Each of my butterflies represents a turning point in the development of my soul and marks a life event. From chrysalis to a beautiful creature on the wing, a butterfly portrays the soul's flight and upward development. Ugliness to beauty. They are deeply personal to me, and they were selected with much thought and planning. So, while a choice in ink might seem stupid or superficial or trendy, not all of them are. Don't paint all tats with broad strokes.
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They're also often used to represent/symbolize the Resurrection.

[PhuturePriest]

[quote name='Winchester' timestamp='1345766853' post='2473142']
Which is fruity.


Velociraptors with wings would be razzle dazzle.
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Velociraptors with wings that are battling each other to the death would be preferable. This could symbolize marriage!

Edited August 24, 2012 by FuturePriest387

[Winchester]

[quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1345771771' post='2473220']
Velociraptors with wings that are battling each other to the death would be preferable. This could symbolize marriage!


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Stop it with the smilies. You ruined the post.

[PhuturePriest]

[quote name='Winchester' timestamp='1345772764' post='2473231']
Stop it with the smilies. You ruined the post.
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Edited August 24, 2012 by FuturePriest387

[Winchester]

[quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1345774240' post='2473242']

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If you want to be seen as an effeminate manchild, ignore my advice.

[GeorgiiMichael]

[quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1345685897' post='2472294']
I like your dad. I personally hate tattoos and do not know why anyone would want to[b] ruin their body like that[/b], but I'm not paid to know why people do stuff.
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Well floopy you too, arse portal.

^That post is going to be fiddled to high heaven, but beaver dam, that pissed me off. Who are you to tell me that I ruined my body? It works just as well as it did before. I've not mutilated myself. I haven't led anyone to sin due to my ink. So tell me again how I ruined my body?

I absolutely would marry someone with tattoos.

I have 3 tattoos, and if I still like the idea this time next year, I'm planning on starting with my bicep tattoos as the starting blocks for full sleeves.

Catholic full sleeves.

[img]https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/302035_1934343198131_1984643_n.jpg[/img]
^Right bicep (Sorry that it's so blurry, but you get the gist)

[img]https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc6/s720x720/185134_3218684865870_1023281052_n.jpg[/img]
^Left bicep (The picture doesn't do justice to the beauty of Mary's face in this tattoo, the artist did a magnificent job)

Edited August 24, 2012 by GeorgiiMichael