Post: Post Your Tattoo/s! (or what u plan on getting)
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02-02-2011, 01:15 AM
#1
ImperfectioN
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Now that I'm in college and broke, I have no more money for them but here's what I currently have, and 1 I plan on getting.
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Tatt: On left arm..
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Tatt: On back..
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Image: 1st one.
CAN'T FIND SO LONG AGO
Tatt: Right arm..
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For my next 1 I'd like to get this, possibly on my calf.
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Post Your tats, wether you have 1 or 7..
If you don't have any post what you would want if you could get one right now! :carling:
(If you're against tattoos please don't flame, just look the other way!
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02-02-2011, 05:08 AM
#13
Fierceknucks
Former Staff
The guitar picks with lettering inside I got about 2 years previously to the flame-eyes. They hurt like sons of bitches, but only because they were on the wrist.
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right wrist:
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left wrist:
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The letters and dates are: "M.D.C. '81 - '00". My brothers initials, birth year and death year.
I do plan on getting more when fundage permits. I plan on getting a sick evil looking guitar on my leg or something stupid like that.
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right wrist:
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left wrist:
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The letters and dates are: "M.D.C. '81 - '00". My brothers initials, birth year and death year.
I do plan on getting more when fundage permits. I plan on getting a sick evil looking guitar on my leg or something stupid like that.
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02-02-2011, 05:19 AM
#14
ImperfectioN
Banned
Originally posted by 20
The first one looks like a retarded tiki. Save up some money for tattoo removal :y: :carling:
Yea my mom has battled drug addiction all her life, and it reminds me that there is evil in all pills, especially oc.
I was going for this but I didn't want to copy it exactly
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as for the "triangles"..
Originally posted by TairyHesticles
Why do you have so many with an eye in a triangle.
ILLUMINATI.
ILLUMINATI.
The one on my arm stands for "Novus Opiate Seclorum".
The meaning of "Novus Opiate Seclorum" is a lot different, so here's the official explanation from Tool:
"Novus ordo seclorum" ("a new order of the ages") is the motto on the great seal of the USA. Get it? But opiate is not a generic term for drug:
"Opiate: 1. a drug that contains opium and so dulls pain or brings sleep. 2. anything that quiets: opiates to grief.
"Throw the two together. A new opiate of the ages."
"the eye in the pyramid on the dollar bill is frequently associated with the Illuminati, the legendary group who supposedly rules the world through various nefarious means"
It relates to Marx's statement that "religion is the opiate of the masses." People relied on the church for direction in their lives, and carried on with their lives. Marx felt that the church kept people from "waking up and smelling the coffee." This is one of the themes of the CD "Opiate", by my favorite band TOOL: the band makes fun of the way people let others think for them. That is, it's one thing to have religious beliefs, but it's another thing to let someone else interpret those beliefs and force them on you.
02-02-2011, 06:37 AM
#15
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Originally posted by ImperfectioN
Yea my mom has battled drug addiction all her life, and it reminds me that there is evil in all pills, especially oc.
I was going for this but I didn't want to copy it exactly
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as for the "triangles"..
The one on my arm stands for "Novus Opiate Seclorum".
The meaning of "Novus Opiate Seclorum" is a lot different, so here's the official explanation from Tool:
"Novus ordo seclorum" ("a new order of the ages") is the motto on the great seal of the USA. Get it? But opiate is not a generic term for drug:
"Opiate: 1. a drug that contains opium and so dulls pain or brings sleep. 2. anything that quiets: opiates to grief.
"Throw the two together. A new opiate of the ages."
"the eye in the pyramid on the dollar bill is frequently associated with the Illuminati, the legendary group who supposedly rules the world through various nefarious means"
It relates to Marx's statement that "religion is the opiate of the masses." People relied on the church for direction in their lives, and carried on with their lives. Marx felt that the church kept people from "waking up and smelling the coffee." This is one of the themes of the CD "Opiate", by my favorite band TOOL: the band makes fun of the way people let others think for them. That is, it's one thing to have religious beliefs, but it's another thing to let someone else interpret those beliefs and force them on you.
I was going for this but I didn't want to copy it exactly
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as for the "triangles"..
The one on my arm stands for "Novus Opiate Seclorum".
The meaning of "Novus Opiate Seclorum" is a lot different, so here's the official explanation from Tool:
"Novus ordo seclorum" ("a new order of the ages") is the motto on the great seal of the USA. Get it? But opiate is not a generic term for drug:
"Opiate: 1. a drug that contains opium and so dulls pain or brings sleep. 2. anything that quiets: opiates to grief.
"Throw the two together. A new opiate of the ages."
"the eye in the pyramid on the dollar bill is frequently associated with the Illuminati, the legendary group who supposedly rules the world through various nefarious means"
It relates to Marx's statement that "religion is the opiate of the masses." People relied on the church for direction in their lives, and carried on with their lives. Marx felt that the church kept people from "waking up and smelling the coffee." This is one of the themes of the CD "Opiate", by my favorite band TOOL: the band makes fun of the way people let others think for them. That is, it's one thing to have religious beliefs, but it's another thing to let someone else interpret those beliefs and force them on you.
See, now I feel like a dick
I shouldn't have jumped to assumptions. If they mean something to you, that's all that should matter :y: my bad.
02-02-2011, 06:40 AM
#16
ImperfectioN
Banned
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02-02-2011, 06:42 AM
#17
TheRandomGuy128
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