Tattoo on your neck - cheap and tacky?

Snowie · 21-08-2011 04:34PM

Siuin wrote: »

Doesn't take painful lasers and scarring to take off fake tan and make-up

unless your jordon :pac: or jodie marsh

Tandey · 21-08-2011 04:36PM

Siuin wrote: »

Doesn't take painful lasers and scarring to take off fake tan and make-up

That beside the point, other poster says a tattoo ''ruins the skin'' thats nonsense, why would a person get a tattoo that would ruin their skin? its the same as putting on make up in the sense that would she put on make up to ruin her skin?

Siuin · 21-08-2011 04:39PM

Tandey wrote: »

That beside the point, other poster says a tattoo ''ruins the skin'' thats nonsense, why would a person get a tattoo that would ruin their skin? its the same as putting on make up in the sense that would she put on make up to ruin her skin?

I would agree with the poster who said that tattoos ruin the skin-- make-up and fake tan aren't permanent blemishes on the skin, injected ink is

Tandey · 21-08-2011 04:41PM

Siuin wrote: »

Doesn't take painful lasers and scarring to take off fake tan and make-up

And if you want to go down that route, tattoos dont stink like fake tan plus you dont have to keep spending lots of money on a yearly basis on putting a tattoo on and off like you do with make up and fake tan;)

Siuin · 21-08-2011 04:43PM

Tandey wrote: »

And if you want to go down that route, tattoos dont stink like fake tan plus you dont have to keep spending lots of money on a yearly basis on putting a tattoo on and off like you do with make up and fake tan;)

And when you want to take off fake tan or make up, or tone it down for a particular event, it's possible. Tattoos may be a one time splurge, but it better be a good investment since it'll either remain there or an ugly scar will take its place- more than I can say for a bit of make-up.

Tandey · 21-08-2011 04:44PM

Siuin wrote: »

I would agree with the poster who said that tattoos ruin the skin-- make-up and fake tan aren't permanent blemishes on the skin, injected ink is

How do they ruin the skin?? that comment is laughable, i dont see any of my friends skin ruined just because they got a tattoo, they're skin looks just like it was before they got it.

Kaneda_ · 21-08-2011 04:45PM

People say they get tats because they mean something to them.The death of a loved one,achieving a goal etc etc.This i undestand.

But what about the tribal tats that it seems like every second fella has on there upper arms? Is it meaningful or is it decoration or just a fad?

Tandey · 21-08-2011 04:48PM

Siuin wrote: »

And when you want to take off fake tan or make up, or tone it down for a particular event, it's possible. Tattoos may be a one time splurge, but it better be a good investment since it'll either remain there or an ugly scar will take its place- more than I can say for a bit of make-up.

Thats the choice of the person, obviously it be stupid to get a tattoo in certain places of the body, and is far cheaper than make up and fake tan in the long run.
Point is if a person likes the tattoo and they are happy to get it done they know its for life, but it certainly doesn't ruin the skin, same goes for fake tan and make up doesn't ruin the skin.

Siuin · 21-08-2011 04:49PM

Tandey wrote: »

How do they ruin the skin?? that comment is laughable, i dont see any of my friends skin ruined just because they got a tattoo, they're skin looks just like it was before they got it.

Simply boils down to one's opinion of tattoos- one person may see it as a work of art, another as a disfigurement.

I also don't understand why anyone would agree with a tattoo simply because it 'means' something. Jeez, if it was that epic an event, I'm sure they'd be able to remember it by themselves. All else fails, make a scrapbook!

Tandey · 21-08-2011 04:53PM

Siuin wrote: »

Simply boils down to one's opinion of tattoos- one person may see it as a work of art, another as a disfigurement.

I also don't understand why anyone would agree with a tattoo simply because it 'means' something. Jeez, if it was that epic an event, I'm sure they'd be able to remember it by themselves. All else fails, make a scrapbook!

A disfigurement? jaysus its not a scar.

They don't get it simply because it means something, you do know a lot of smart intelligent people have tattoos, its because they see it as art plus it can also mean something to the person and the people around them, and fuck what anyone else thinks about it.

Aishae · 21-08-2011 04:55PM

Tandey wrote: »

Siuin wrote: »

I would agree with the poster who said that tattoos ruin the skin-- make-up and fake tan aren't permanent blemishes on the skin, injected ink is

How do they ruin the skin?? that comment is laughable, i dont see any of my friends skin ruined just because they got a tattoo, they're skin looks just like it was before they got it.

Makeup use can ruin the skin! If you don't clean it off properly, use far too much that clogs pores all the time, forget sun factor as you've make up on etc.

Whereas a tattoo does not ruin the skin or the skin around it. It only ruins it in a "the skin is no longer a blank canvas" kind of way.

I don't think tattoos on the neck are tacky but you'd wanna be very sure about it. Theyre much harder to hide for work.

Sticjones · 21-08-2011 05:02PM

Tattoos on women = 100% skanger.

It's a great warning sign.

rubadub · 21-08-2011 05:05PM

MagicMarker wrote: »

It's not where the tattoo is, it's what the tattoo is that determines it's all round shíteness.

Its more visible on the neck though.

Jimoslimos wrote: »

I never understand this argument, when your old and saggy, you're well.....old and saggy - the absence of discolouring blurred ink ain't going to transform you into a gorgeous 20 yr old again.

Some tattoos can look stupid on older people, saggy skin or not. I saw a lad about 45 in a takeaway a week ago, think he had his name tattoed on his neck and it just looked stupid, probably thought he was cool as fu*k when he was 18 with it. And when I see those barb wire tatoos on "hardmen" I cringe remembering it is now associated with pamela anderson.

Temptamperu wrote: »

Im thinking of getting a tattoo of Tony Danza on my fore head.

http://holdmeclosertonydanza.ytmnd.com/

Tandey · 21-08-2011 05:05PM

Sticjones wrote: »

Tattoos on women = 100% skanger.

It's a great warning sign.

So you view women like Georgia Salpa and Megan Fox as skangers? right.......:rolleyes:

Maybe Mary Harney is your type of woman:pac:

Aishae · 21-08-2011 05:08PM

Tandey wrote: »

Sticjones wrote: »

Tattoos on women = 100% skanger.

It's a great warning sign.

So you view women like Georgia Salpa and Megan Fox as skangers? right.......:rolleyes:

Maybe Mary Harney is your type of woman:pac:

In fact a lot of celebs have one somewhere not just the younger crowd. And they're not skangers

El Siglo · 21-08-2011 05:16PM

I don't like tattoos, they look crap.

goat2 · 21-08-2011 05:16PM

make up and tan lotion can be washed off with soap and water, but it would take a fair bit of cash to get rid of tattoos

Larianne · 21-08-2011 05:22PM

I don't like tattoos, so no, I wouldn't be getting one on my neck.

I've never seen a nice tattoo and what about when you get old and the skin is all saggy??

Or when you go to a wedding and see one of the girls in the bridal party in a lovely dress and then you see a horrible tattoo on her upper arm or back. Doesn't look nice in my opinion.

Aishae wrote: »

In fact a lot of celebs have one somewhere not just the younger crowd. And they're not skangers

Sean Connery has a old sailor tattoo on his forearm. You can spot the bad make-up job in James Bond films.

Amigomenor · 21-08-2011 05:23PM

Tandey wrote: »

So you view women like Georgia Salpa and Megan Fox as skangers? right.......:rolleyes:

Maybe Mary Harney is your type of woman:pac:

Megan Fox has a mental illness and seems addicted to tats, as for Georgia she is not the brightest although she is very hot.

Have no opinion on tats but did see one on a guys neck that said "F~ck You Dickhead" and did not quite understand its purpose. Maybe he suffered from little person syndrome as he was short so it was visable to most people.

Micky Dolenz · 21-08-2011 05:29PM

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

If i did that I wouldnt be the person I am to day... :pac:

Go wash the sand out of your vagina... or maybe just have a dam installed dont think your fit for breading

Banned.

verywell · 21-08-2011 05:35PM

I don't have any myself but a good few friends have them. Some can be really pretty and / or cool others like dragons, crosses etc IMO look awful.

mattjack · 21-08-2011 05:41PM

Caireann wrote: »

Imagine when your old and saggy and the tattoos not on your neck but on the floor. :rolleyes:

how would the tattoos get on the floor...?

Temptamperu · 21-08-2011 05:42PM

i know a fellow who got the praying hands with rosary beads tattoo, but whoever done it fúcked up so one of the hands is bigger than the other. so it looks like jeremy beadle doing a few prayers :pac:

FlutterinBantam · 21-08-2011 05:42PM

Kaneda_ wrote: »

Would you get one done?

Might as well stamp 'Cheap and Tacky' on your forehead.

Only for total successes who don't care what people think, or total losers.

Any ordinary punter who has it done ,in my opinion, is a total and unequivocal knacker.

That's the way I roll.

Darkginger · 21-08-2011 05:52PM

I love the tattoos on my husband, but I don't have one myself - I've thought about it, I admit - was going to have one on my 50th birthday (yes, really - my Mum always said never to get one because it'd be with me for life - I reckoned at 50 I could handle that) but couldn't think what to have, so why do it just for the sake of it? There are not many tatts I like on women - can't stand the small ones, but those who go for full sleeves or backs can look really good.

deathrider · 21-08-2011 05:52PM

I'm all for tatoos. I've quite a few of them myself, but I've always thought that ones on the hands, neck or neck looks really tacky. I'd never get them there.

rubadub · 21-08-2011 05:55PM

Yes i do realise it's on me for the rest of my life, im 18 i can do whatever i like as far as i'm concerned. I would love love love for the boys to see my tattoo and see what they think! i love them and i love what they do! if you don't like the photo i uploaded or you have a spiteful streak in you and start @#$*!ging my tattoo i'd rather you didnt comment thanks

check out the tattoo here

Google showed up 2 or 3 others too.

mattjack · 21-08-2011 05:57PM

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

Might as well stamp 'Cheap and Tacky' on your forehead.

Only for total successes who don't care what people think, or total losers.

Any ordinary punter who has it done ,in my opinion, is a total and unequivocal knacker.

That's the way I roll.

We are truly lucky everybody does n,t think like you...:)

Jayob10 · 21-08-2011 05:58PM

The thing is people with tattoos think they look amazing and love to show them off. Its all well and good seeing Beckham and the like prancing about with tat's all over. Celeb's/Rock Stars can get away with it.

Johnny, the plumber from down the road however, just looks like a yob.

deathrider · 21-08-2011 06:01PM

AnneElizabeth wrote: »

Tattoos themselves are cheap and tacky.

Tacky? Well that depends on your view of them really. But cheap? Certainly not! They cost a damn fortune :pac:

Tattoo on your neck - cheap and tacky?

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