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[Ray_Tupper]

Got to be honest, chaps but, for me, a tattoo is like a having a side-skirt, tinted windows and lowered suspension on a Corsa.

Seems like a good idea at the time, but fashions change. Within a few months, it will be a guaranteed complete embarrassment. 

No tattoos, no worries! 

 

That would also depend on if you liked side skirts and tinted windows old bean. 

I liked velvet loon-pants and zapata moustaches in the 70s. Wouldn't want to walk around Hampstead dressed like that now! 

Now you say, so you did at sometime? Brave man you my friend 

[CaptainZok]

Got to be honest, chaps but, for me, a tattoo is like a having a side-skirt, tinted windows and lowered suspension on a Corsa.

Seems like a good idea at the time, but fashions change. Within a few months, it will be a guaranteed complete embarrassment. 

No tattoos, no worries! 

 

That would also depend on if you liked side skirts and tinted windows old bean. 

I liked velvet loon-pants and zapata moustaches in the 70s. Wouldn't want to walk around Hampstead dressed like that now! 

Now you say, so you did at sometime? Brave man you my friend 

They still do in Stoke, ask DLK.

[Turk]

I have one on each upper arm, both of which extend slightly below the sleeve of average T-shirts but would be out of sight when wearing a 'casual but smart' type short sleeved shirt.
As advised previously, think long and hard about what you want and even longer about whether you really want one.
I have a mate that has spent a fortune having ones on his forearms removed. 
My personal rule is no tats where they can't be covered up if need be.

[Nickbat]

Got to be honest, chaps but, for me, a tattoo is like a having a side-skirt, tinted windows and lowered suspension on a Corsa.

Seems like a good idea at the time, but fashions change. Within a few months, it will be a guaranteed complete embarrassment. 

No tattoos, no worries! 

 

That would also depend on if you liked side skirts and tinted windows old bean. 

I liked velvet loon-pants and zapata moustaches in the 70s. Wouldn't want to walk around Hampstead dressed like that now! 

Now you say, so you did at sometime? Brave man you my friend 

Watch Top of the Pops from the 1970s and you'd think everyone was...well, you know what I mean. Darned Village People put a stop to that great fashion period.   

[Ray_Tupper]

Got to be honest, chaps but, for me, a tattoo is like a having a side-skirt, tinted windows and lowered suspension on a Corsa.

Seems like a good idea at the time, but fashions change. Within a few months, it will be a guaranteed complete embarrassment. 

No tattoos, no worries! 

 

That would also depend on if you liked side skirts and tinted windows old bean. 

I liked velvet loon-pants and zapata moustaches in the 70s. Wouldn't want to walk around Hampstead dressed like that now! 

Now you say, so you did at sometime? Brave man you my friend 

Watch Top of the Pops from the 1970s and you'd think everyone was...well, you know what I mean. Darned Village People put a stop to that great fashion period.   

I have seen several fashions go, alot mind have returned. The Elvis era was my Favourite Nickbat good memories too. 

[Nickbat]

I have seen several fashions go, alot mind have returned. The Elvis era was my Favourite Nickbat good memories too. 

Oh, you'll soon be appearing on here in Chantilly Lace, then. 

[Dishevelled Den]

I liked velvet loon-pants and zapata moustaches in the 70s. Wouldn't want to walk around Hampstead dressed like that now! 

My only concession to the late 70's early 80's was a perm.

[Banjax]

I have one on each upper arm, both of which extend slightly below the sleeve of average T-shirts but would be out of sight when wearing a 'casual but smart' type short sleeved shirt.
As advised previously, think long and hard about what you want and even longer about whether you really want one.
I have a mate that has spent a fortune having ones on his forearms removed. 
My personal rule is no tats where they can't be covered up if need be.

or "short-sleeved shirt" as we call it 

"casual but smart"? is that still a thing? 

to be worn with "slacks" and "loafers" presumably 


sorry - just struck me as funny 

[LJay]

http://wiki.bmezine.com/index.php/Gay

left to give.
right to receive.

What planet are you on?  Those days are long gone! :-? If you don't move in those kind of circles then the relevance is meaningless and its up to you where you put your body art.  Piercing and tattooing have become far too mainstream for such generalisations to include everyone.

[SJKOO01]

cheers guys,

heres angelina sporting her tattoos mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://jeunefilleblog.com/blog3/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/angelina-jolie-tattoo.jpg&imgrefurl=http://jeunefilleblog.com/blog3/2011/01/01/our-favorite-celeb-tattoos/&usg=__wMlHnMIbQGNoi_ubjk0zzA0o_5Q=&h=397&w=400&sz=141&hl=en&start=1&zoom=1&tbnid=sLfZUffWVJ7LrM:&tbnh=123&tbnw=124&ei=i-SYTY7EGMyl4Aas_oysDA&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dimages%2Bangelina%2Bjolie%2Btattoos%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DX%26biw%3D1345%26bih%3D583%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1

I must not get too exited when I see photos of Angelina...  I must not get too exited when I see photos of Angelina...  I must not get too exited when I see photos of Angelina...
    

[SJKOO01]

thanks for all your comments guys.

gooseman, thanks for the superimposing thing. could you do it with my initial pic?

cheers folks

Yes, no problem.

But as others have said, for the arm I should have a think a bit more of how you'd like the bear to be.  Personally I think the bear on it's own looks better, the background may detract from the bear itself if too much.

And as others have said as well, do your research on the tattooist you choose 

[Webby the Bear]

cheers gooseman 

[SJKOO01]

cheers gooseman 

No problem.

Just PM me with the photo and what you'd like done when you're ready.  I'll do the best I can.  I'm no professional, but will try to do the best 

[bigegg]

http://wiki.bmezine.com/index.php/Gay

left to give.
right to receive.

What planet are you on?  Those days are long gone! :-? If you don't move in those kind of circles then the relevance is meaningless and its up to you where you put your body art.  Piercing and tattooing have become far too mainstream for such generalisations to include everyone.

i said that already:

if you get a tattoo sleeve, please be aware that it can send a certain message in certain circles.
like if you are a "giver" or "receiver"   
shall we say?

 

[LJay]

http://wiki.bmezine.com/index.php/Gay

left to give.
right to receive.

What planet are you on?  Those days are long gone! :-? If you don't move in those kind of circles then the relevance is meaningless and its up to you where you put your body art.  Piercing and tattooing have become far too mainstream for such generalisations to include everyone.

i said that already:

if you get a tattoo sleeve, please be aware that it can send a certain message in certain circles.
like if you are a "giver" or "receiver"   
shall we say?

 

Its a stereotype that the body mod community are trying to move away from and links like that aren't helpful in removing that prejudice!