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Each pair of feet represent the rough size and shape of my babies' feet before they died during pregnancy. The top pair belong to the one lost first and the bottom pair to her sister two weeks later. They are walking away from me but upwards towards heaven, if that makes sense.

Still don't see why people say tattoos are unbearably painful. It was like getting mauled by my cat, only less ouchie.

That's beautiful, Angel--though I am sorry for your losses. (And agreed; I find they're more raw afterward than during, and even then, they're nowhere near painful enough to keep away from).
 
Still don't see why people say tattoos are unbearably painful. It was like getting mauled by my cat, only less ouchie.

I would say colouring is more uncomfortable than outlines, with my biggest being block black colour it took between 4 & 8 hours per sitting (for nearly a week) 1 session was 9 hours and then a couple more sessions to top up and can burn a little after so long of someone rubbing skin with dry paper towel over and over and going over same spot for 30min periods just to get solid colour in there. I think its the rubbing with the paper towels that makes it feel worse, rather than the actual needle piercing skin part (that was fine). :laugh:

I wouldnt say it was 'painful' as such but some parts are definitely more uncomfortable and sharp feeling than others, collarbone wasnt a particularly nice area (sounded like a beehive in my head as needle hit bone) also bruised a hell of a lot too. Amy said her feet were sore & it burned too as well as bottom of her throat (she likened it to having throat cut with blunt rough blade) and shes covered in tattoos (and wants more). Most people I know have said ribs was 1 of the worst places they had a tattoo done on.
 
Vs movies can be real retarded, from Godzilla vs King Kong to Freddy vs Jason or Dino Octo-Croc vs 2 Headed MechaShark, and depending on whether or not it's a good movie, Batman v Superman. Now with this Ring vs Ju-On I get more and more what infantile concepts these vs movies are. It's like, what're you, 12? Who could beat up who? Really? I could go on, but I have different point for this. It occurs to me that if there is to be a DMC×Bayonetta game, which I already don't want, I hope it's not a versus situation, that would just be the worst.
 
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I would say colouring is more uncomfortable than outlines, with my biggest being block black colour it took between 4 & 8 hours per sitting (for nearly a week) 1 session was 9 hours and then a couple more sessions to top up and can burn a little after so long of someone rubbing skin with dry paper towel over and over and going over same spot for 30min periods just to get solid colour in there. I think its the rubbing with the paper towels that makes it feel worse, rather than the actual needle piercing skin part (that was fine). :laugh:

I wouldnt say it was 'painful' as such but some parts are definitely more uncomfortable and sharp feeling than others, collarbone wasnt a particularly nice area (sounded like a beehive in my head as needle hit bone) also bruised a hell of a lot too. Amy said her feet were sore & it burned too as well as bottom of her throat (she likened it to having throat cut with blunt rough blade) and shes covered in tattoos (and wants more). Most people I know have said ribs was 1 of the worst places they had a tattoo done on.
Yeah, I'm not daft - fully aware that if I got my tattoos filled in they would wreck! It's why I go for outlines rather than colour or filling in. Plus the kids can sharpie me when they're bored.

They are gradually getting bigger though - my first was tiny and these were bigger than I originally planned them to be. The next one will be bigger but there are certain areas I don't want tattooing because I'm too scared it might hurt. Such a baby, I know. Give birth without pain relief? No problem. Get a tattooed coloured in? Hell no
 
Yeah, I'm not daft - fully aware that if I got my tattoos filled in they would wreck! It's why I go for outlines rather than colour or filling in. Plus the kids can sharpie me when they're bored.

They are gradually getting bigger though - my first was tiny and these were bigger than I originally planned them to be. The next one will be bigger but there are certain areas I don't want tattooing because I'm too scared it might hurt. Such a baby, I know. Give birth without pain relief? No problem. Get a tattooed coloured in? Hell no

You find they do get bigger as you go :laugh: unless you are my dad who had his first tattoo a couple of years ago and it was an entire back piece. Followed that up with one that went from chest and filled top of right arm to elbow.
 
So, after our D&D session, we had a bunch of people come over and play Super Smash Bros. We had a few 8 player Smash matches and then had a tournament. The final match came down to me and my brother, I lose unfortunately. All in all, it was a fun night.
 
You find they do get bigger as you go :laugh: unless you are my dad who had his first tattoo a couple of years ago and it was an entire back piece. Followed that up with one that went from chest and filled top of right arm to elbow.
Yeah, I want a stylized dragon piece next...better get Steve's input next time though because so far, all my tatts have been done the same day I ask about making a booking, so he doesn't have a chance to say what he thinks first :laugh:

Also want the kids names on me somewhere at some point too.
 
Yeah, I want a stylized dragon piece next...better get Steve's input next time though because so far, all my tatts have been done the same day I ask about making a booking, so he doesn't have a chance to say what he thinks first :laugh:

Also want the kids names on me somewhere at some point too.

My dads both involve Dragons, his back piece is a castle with Dragon flying above breathing fire on it with a forest in the foreground and a knight with a shield with St Georges Cross on it. His arm piece is also a dragon that has its tail going around his arm and head going onto his chest.