Tattoos? Any Dallas?

Whirlwin

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Very legitimate concern. I took me awhile to come up with some of my bigger ones. I have one sleeve that’s all related to time, it’s a daily reminder for me how much time may or may not matter, that will never change for me. Another one is a an American history sleeve, I was a history major in college (Russia, go figure) but I still spend lots of free time reading about American history, and history in general. The fascination with history will never change for me either and my sleeve is a another constant reminder of how our country got to where it is today and some of the wars that people gave it their all to help us achieve that.

3 others are personal memorials. One is just a classic traditional eagle that has meaning, like a lot of the traditional traditional tattoos, ha. Another is nothing but liking the artist and letting her do her thing, I had almost no input. There are one or two things I would change about that one but on the other hand it’s her idea and I like her work so it’s kinda cool in that sense. That’s the one most people would say “what the hell were you thinking”, lol. Ironically enough, she was also the most expensive and in the highest demand by far.
I have three daughters, all have tattoos. Thank you for the intelligent reply. But again for me I just found nothing permanent that I can relate to. I thought of putting my daughters names in some form of recognition. I was going to put my military insignia. And I didn't want to be reminded of that either
 

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I've never had one and i'm older. Found an artist that is comfortable with this one. Going to do it Aug 2nd.

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Im thinking about this one, but i am not quite sure. What you think guys ?

I’m computer illiterate as hell but the one and only way I know how to post images, which I find quite easy, is through IMGUR. Just save whatever image you want or have a picture of, hit that little plus sign in the top right corner, upload it, then hit copy post link IIRC. I’m pretty zonked out right now but that’s the jist of it.

Once you hit hit copy post link, copy the web address in the box, then hit the little mountain picture in the tool bar above, paste the link address and that should do it.

I’m the last dang person that should be trying to help anyone on a computer. I’m sure I was little to no help but maybe I got you started in the right direction.
 

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I have the star and I have the ticket of the last game I went to with my dad. Literally took the ticket to my artist and we tattooed it on my forearm. It was the last game I went with my dad. He passed away 3 months after.

Also it was tony romo last home game he won starting.
Now that's a great tattoo! Not only does it pay homage to your father, but it evokes a great memory of him as well.
 

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I wish, after the lawyers got through with the negotiations the tattoo on the other side says this:

"Views and opinions presented here are solely those of the author. They don't necessarily represent those of the NFL. I am explicitly required not to infringe or authorize any infringement of copyright or any other legal right by email communication, as well not to make defamatory statements. Any such communication is contrary to NFL policy and outside the scope of the organizational role of the individual concerned. Considering all this, please be informed that the NFL will not accept any liability in respect to such communication. If there is any damage or other liability arising, Kaiser is the one who will be personally liable.
I'd be impressed, if it was in American Sign Language.
 

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I'm afraid to get one. I'm afraid I'll end up hating it and then being stuck with it after paying a bunch of money for it.
My brother was the same way. Swore he'd never get a tattoo, until I showed him my design for our family crest. He got it on his forearm, like me, and several other family members got it as well, though not everyone got it on their forearms. Also, I made a more feminine version for my sister and my niece.
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The first one is the men's version. (One of my nephews somehow managed to lose the color version, which is the same color scheme as my sister's.)
My niece is in theatre, so I customized hers with the "Comedy/Tragedy" masks. But they all have the family motto at the bottom.
 

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When I was 10, My dad tattooed my buttocks after he saw that I had tattooed my initials on my arm. He made me wash out all the ink using a wash rag, soap n water. I had used ink from an ink pen so it probably saved my arm from infection or worse.
55 years later, I’m still scared to get a tattoo. Besides, wouldn’t want to disappoint my pop, who passed away 10 years ago. You can still barely see the scar. Crazy kids.

I wear Cowboys gear 365 days a year and sporting a Cowboys Star on my vehicles.

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