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I have Ink

7 (33.3%)

I plan to get Ink

3 (14.3%)

I want ink but I'm scared

4 (19%)

Ink is for crap dudes

7 (33.3%)

I changed my vote from "Ink is for Crap Dudes" to "Ink is OK but not for me"

0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 19

Voting closed: February 10, 2006, 11:09:52 pm

[AlohaDawg]

Who's got ink?

Show us your ink.

[Golfhaus]

I always said I'd get a tattoo when I came up with a design that I knew I would be proud to have when I was 35, 45, 55, 65 and 75 years old. Then I came up with two:

1) inspired from a design my sister planned/plans to get, a green kangaroo with a yellow seven-pointed star inside (represents our late grandmother, who was Australian)
2) the Jack Daniels logo.

It's just a matter of getting up the nerve now. But more than likely, I never will.

Sara's got a large floral design on her lower back. Large as in, it starts on one side and moves to the other, and stands about six inches tall. It's pretty much the lower 1/4th of her back.

[wombat]

If I ever get a good permanent zoo job, or if I ever sell my book, I am going to get a capybara tattooed somewhere.  If both things happen, also a frog.

"Somewhere" is the problem though.  I have no idea where on my body these things should live. 

[V-Adore]

Yeah, I might do it if I ever decide on something that I know I'll want to be a permanent part of my body for the rest of my life. Right now I have no idea what that is, so... we'll see. Maybe once I have a career, or at least a graduate school.

[AugustWest]

I have a yin-yang on my left shoulder about the size of a dime.  I got it in Amsterdam in 1985.  It's pretty blurry now.

[misterqueue]

I have the nerdiest tattoo ever on the back of my left calf.  It's binary code that can be translated into ASCII.

Don't ask what it translates into as it's offensive.

[Golfhaus]

I have the nerdiest tattoo ever on the back of my left calf.  It's binary code that can be translated into ASCII.

Don't ask what it translates into as it's offensive.

What does it translate into?

(I was never good with instructions)

[wombat]

I have the nerdiest tattoo ever on the back of my left calf.  It's binary code that can be translated into ASCII.

Don't ask what it translates into as it's offensive.

Oh come on, talk nerdy to me!

[pmcd9]

AD's Ink Link don't work.

~Paul




(edit by AD: it worked from my office yesterday. I'll work on it.)

[antioch]

I'd probably end up getting the VF-9 or another #####ech vehicle. Maybe I could sleeve out* my arm with an entire armada! But I...I don't think tatoos are for me.

* Maxing an arm with ink is refered to as "sleeving out." I heard someone say that last week, and now I can finally share it. Non-scholastic-learning!

[arkabee]

i have felix clenching the dobb's pipe flipping the bird below the left shoulder on my back.

i thought i posted it herebouts once.

'dawg, what is yours of?  i think i know but i'm not sure.

also, in a manly way, let me point out that you have impressive guns.

[lprkn]

Yes, yes I do.

It's a USMC tattoo on my left pec. A picture will show up eventually, as I don't have a digital camera.

AlohaDawg: Pentecost?

[Carlos del Vaca]

You need another poll option, "I've thought about getting ink but have never quite been motivated."

I have long wanted a bear such as this one on my left shoulder blade.  What I have always lacked is a friend with tattoos to drag me off to actually get it.

[miles]

I'd totally get a tattoo if there was ink that only lasted, say, a year or two.  Because ten years down the road it ain't gonna be as cool, and a bit longer down the road it's gonna be ugly anyway.

[Lister]

I am a dude who is covered in hair, so I don't have tattoos.  I also can't think of anything that I am sure I will like in 50 years and also would require me to permanently attach to my body.