What tattoos have you got??
07 August 2011, 07:02 AM
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Tattoos are a personal choice, some of the nicest guys I know are plastered in them. The wife & I enjoy watching the Ink series on D-Max too.
As for getting any, thats not going to happen. I for one could not decide on what I would want on my skin for the rest of my life. Tattoos are really back in fashion now too, trouble with fashion is, it changes.
The work on display here isn't really to my taste, that said, if the owner likes them, more power to them!
As for getting any, thats not going to happen. I for one could not decide on what I would want on my skin for the rest of my life. Tattoos are really back in fashion now too, trouble with fashion is, it changes.
The work on display here isn't really to my taste, that said, if the owner likes them, more power to them!
07 August 2011, 11:58 AM
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07 August 2011, 11:07 PM
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Translation for those who are not terminally illiterate:
"Nice work, mate - ignore those people up there, they're just blatantly jealous".
Anyway, in what way am I supposedly jealous? Is it because you think I cannot afford to deface my body with such puerile second-rate scribblings?
Perhaps you think I don't have the grit or stoicism to endure the pain?
Maybe I'm jealous because I would just love to be chavtastic enough to consider letting a substandard "artist" indelibly deface my skin with ink according to a design which would have been rejected by the Beano's "readers sketches" section?
Those tattoos, as do all tattoos, look utterly gash. Sorry.
"Nice work, mate - ignore those people up there, they're just blatantly jealous".
Anyway, in what way am I supposedly jealous? Is it because you think I cannot afford to deface my body with such puerile second-rate scribblings?
Perhaps you think I don't have the grit or stoicism to endure the pain?
Maybe I'm jealous because I would just love to be chavtastic enough to consider letting a substandard "artist" indelibly deface my skin with ink according to a design which would have been rejected by the Beano's "readers sketches" section?
Those tattoos, as do all tattoos, look utterly gash. Sorry.
You have such a way with words
09 August 2011, 11:59 PM
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The wife & I enjoy watching the Ink series on D-Max too.
As for getting any, thats not going to happen. I for one could not decide on what I would want on my skin for the rest of my life. Tattoos are really back in fashion now too, trouble with fashion is, it changes.
The work on display here isn't really to my taste, that said, if the owner likes them, more power to them!
DJ_Jon, I quoted your post because it saved me from typing resembling thoughts again. I didn't mind rambling with my input, though.
10 August 2011, 03:13 AM
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In all honesty I couldn't Care less if people want to slag them off I like them and I like spending the £120 a hour out to have what I think it some quality art work..... I would be like me slagging someone off for a pointless mod on there scoob but then again I would slag them off because it's personal choice each to there own I'd just skip there thread rather then going on and leaving a silly comment that falls on deaf ears
10 August 2011, 09:38 AM
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In all honesty I couldn't Care less if people want to slag them off I like them and I like spending the £120 a hour out to have what I think it some quality art work..... I would be like me slagging someone off for a pointless mod on there scoob but then again I would slag them off because it's personal choice each to there own I'd just skip there thread rather then going on and leaving a silly comment that falls on deaf ears
If you post anything in a public forum, you will get all sorts of responses; honest, dishonest, tainted, tinted, twisted, tolerant, non-tolerant, overhyped, underhyped, bitter, sweet, sour, half-and-half, siting-on-the-fence, go-with-the-flow etc. etc. Take what suits you, discard what doesn't suit you.
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10 August 2011, 09:49 AM
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Thats the spirit, and well said there. There has been plenty of pointless modding (scoobs and one's self-decoration type) put on display here. Not all of that is attractive to everyone. Some of that have been quite ridiculous actually. As you say, each to their own. If you post anything in a public forum, you will get all sorts of responses; honest, dishonest, tainted, tinted, twisted, tolerent, non-tolerent, overhyped, underhyped, bitter, sweet, sour, half-and-half, siting-on-the-fence, go-with-the-flow etc. etc. Take what suits you, discard what doesn't suit you.
If you post anything in a public forum, you will get all sorts of responses; honest, dishonest, tainted, tinted, twisted, tolerent, non-tolerent, overhyped, underhyped, bitter, sweet, sour, half-and-half, siting-on-the-fence, go-with-the-flow etc. etc. Take what suits you, discard what doesn't suit you.
23 August 2011, 11:14 PM
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here you can clearly see mine on m back, now ive got a nice dragon on my calf, done in 4 hours in vegas, ouch
look how good my back ones look tho, haha
cracking looking, eh?
look how good my back ones look tho, haha
cracking looking, eh?
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24 August 2011, 09:49 AM
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I have a few tattoos myself, not going to post any pictures as they are all my own designs and each one have a meaning to me, so dont want every other person having the same I have..
I've read at some point on this thread, someone mentioning tattoos are out of fashion.... if you think tatoos are fashion, there you have the reason why you dont have/dont like tattoos...
I've read at some point on this thread, someone mentioning tattoos are out of fashion.... if you think tatoos are fashion, there you have the reason why you dont have/dont like tattoos...
24 August 2011, 11:23 AM
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Each to their own, not my bag although I'm sure it takes a huge amount of dedication to get to that level.
24 August 2011, 12:17 PM
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davyboy - i do know exactly what you think.
and it seems your implying that i take steroids that get me that muscular and that lean.
well seen as your a qualified endocrologist, i suggest you scarper striaght over to GlaxoSmithKline, with your anabolic, androgenic steroids that burn fat and build muscle, and get your share of the millions youll make. maybe patent it first.
little lesson for you, muscle tissue is built through repetitive resistance excersise, carefully timed nutrition, with broken down and calculated macro nutrient ratios.
fat tissue is lost by, burning a little under maintenance calorie levels, through careful nutrient timing and low impact cv work - at approprite times of the day.
androgenic/anabolic steroids increase the levels of certain hormones in the body - they DO NOT build muscle tissue - food/protein builds muscle tissue.
as they say, muscles are built in the kitchen.
hormones do however help change the rate at which muscle can potentially be built. that is all.
so after your wee lesson there - hopefully your tabloid education has altered slightly, and youll no longer feel the need to shout "roids man" when you see someone with a different physique to yours.
and it seems your implying that i take steroids that get me that muscular and that lean.
well seen as your a qualified endocrologist, i suggest you scarper striaght over to GlaxoSmithKline, with your anabolic, androgenic steroids that burn fat and build muscle, and get your share of the millions youll make. maybe patent it first.
little lesson for you, muscle tissue is built through repetitive resistance excersise, carefully timed nutrition, with broken down and calculated macro nutrient ratios.
fat tissue is lost by, burning a little under maintenance calorie levels, through careful nutrient timing and low impact cv work - at approprite times of the day.
androgenic/anabolic steroids increase the levels of certain hormones in the body - they DO NOT build muscle tissue - food/protein builds muscle tissue.
as they say, muscles are built in the kitchen.
hormones do however help change the rate at which muscle can potentially be built. that is all.
so after your wee lesson there - hopefully your tabloid education has altered slightly, and youll no longer feel the need to shout "roids man" when you see someone with a different physique to yours.
24 August 2011, 12:54 PM
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As someone whos sees themselves as fairly athletic for the sports I compete in, I know much of what you have typed or used as a smoke screen.
However, you've not really answered what I not so subtly accused you of.
Have you at any time used, steroids/juice/gear?
However, you've not really answered what I not so subtly accused you of.
Have you at any time used, steroids/juice/gear?
24 August 2011, 01:16 PM
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pmsl davy, im now lol very loud at you
what i have written , is actual FACT.
if your trying to tell me your version of the human body is different from the complete rest of the world, then 1-0 to me haha.
and also mate - thats none of your buisness.
the truth is you see me, feel slightly jealous/undermined in some way, and justify that to yourself by shouting, roids, to console yourself, because you dont understand the massive commitmnet, time, effort involved in changing a physique so severley.
id please like to see some studies where they conclude ANY of what i say is a smokescreen for anything.
davyboy - in total honestly - your not a bodybuilder, you have no ubderstanding of it - your comments are ill informed, immature and derived from media rubbish.
2-0 to me haha.
what i have written , is actual FACT.
if your trying to tell me your version of the human body is different from the complete rest of the world, then 1-0 to me haha.
and also mate - thats none of your buisness.
the truth is you see me, feel slightly jealous/undermined in some way, and justify that to yourself by shouting, roids, to console yourself, because you dont understand the massive commitmnet, time, effort involved in changing a physique so severley.
id please like to see some studies where they conclude ANY of what i say is a smokescreen for anything.
davyboy - in total honestly - your not a bodybuilder, you have no ubderstanding of it - your comments are ill informed, immature and derived from media rubbish.
2-0 to me haha.
24 August 2011, 01:29 PM
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Steady on with the point scoring or I suspect you are heading towards a bout of 'roid rage!
The fact you are unwilling to answer the question tells me all I need to know. I used the term smoke screen as you used a lot of text that actually avoided answering the question. I wasn't doubting your understanding of the human anatomy.
Why would I be jealous/undermined? Are you actually suggesting I would want to look anything like you?
I appreciate the time and effort athletes put in to there chosen sport. You don't do a sport though.
The fact you are unwilling to answer the question tells me all I need to know. I used the term smoke screen as you used a lot of text that actually avoided answering the question. I wasn't doubting your understanding of the human anatomy.
Why would I be jealous/undermined? Are you actually suggesting I would want to look anything like you?
I appreciate the time and effort athletes put in to there chosen sport. You don't do a sport though.