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23-06-2009, 15:57 #1
Tattoos - The good, the bad, the ugly and the regrets.
After reading the story about the belgian lass I started wondering about other tattoos.
Why do we get them? Who's got them? Does anybody have any regrets?
So share your stories of tattooing heaven and tattooing hell here.
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23-06-2009, 18:22 #2
Re: Tattoos - The good, the bad, the ugly and the regrets.
Be interesting to see how many of the Arrse Maidens pipe up on this one!
Warning & disclosure: Journalist.
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23-06-2009, 19:01 #3
Re: Tattoos - The good, the bad, the ugly and the regrets.
one shoite bulldog on my arm done by a mate after the depot, couple more associated to my unit etc, none of which I regret, passage of time etc blah blah
Ban censorship in the NAAFI
I feel sick
Tits Oot

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23-06-2009, 19:04 #4
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Come on ladies get those Arrse Antlers on display!
Or your trampstamps of you prefer.....
[dives for cover]
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23-06-2009, 19:30 #5
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none i regret, can remember my first "bulldog breed" at 16yrs old in martins in north camp!
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23-06-2009, 19:41 #6
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XXV on right shoulder,sadly they are no more(the Unit not my shoulders)
"NISI DOMINUS FRUSTRA"
ONCE A BORDERER-ALWAYS A BORDERER
Valiant hearts who to your glory came
Through dust of conflict and through battle flame;
Tranquil you lie, your knightly virtue proved,
Your memory hallowed in the land you loved.
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23-06-2009, 19:49 #7
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sorry grippar, thought that was your service no for a min, that'il learn me to not read your post properly.
hat, coat, taxi
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23-06-2009, 19:56 #8Senior Member
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Re: Tattoos - The good, the bad, the ugly and the regrets.
Was tempted but never gave in to the urge to get inked.. best buddy, at the time, did, though.. as a ' memento' in making it through the first hurdle at boot... Got a ' turtle ' tattooed on his belly over his 'button '...[ that was his nickname ]...
today, as we're both pushing well into the 4 score years, his taut abs are now losing the battle to gravity and large portions and the turtle is somewhat ' distorted ' to the point that no one who sees it [ and he shows it off a lot, cause his shirts never seem to do up, fit over or pop buttons ] knows WTF it is and always ask him to 'splain it..which p!sses him off, especially after a few beers.
makes me realize I made the right choice in not getting one myself...nothing worse than a fat old git or withered old crone flashing faded and warped ' biker tats' at Walmart while stocking up on Depends on sale...My Lesbian neighbours gave me a Rolex. I think they misunderstood when I said ' I wanna watch '.
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23-06-2009, 20:54 #9Senior Member
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Re: Tattoos - The good, the bad, the ugly and the regrets.
Had a few tattoo,s when I was young and daft, a couple of thai buddhist ones done by monks up in mukdaharn, , a few months later while on R&R in Bangkok was billeted with some yanks from Korat, all week this gobby master/sgt from New York kept rabbiting on about gettinga thai tattoo to cover his back but he couldnt find any one to do it. Was that an invitation for a stitchup or what
on our last night we took him out for a few sherbets and his tattoo, must admit he bore the pain very well , so we had a few more drinks and took him back to the billet, next morning at dark oclock as we were leavingwe woke him to praise his wonderful tattoo, Would love to have been there when he got back to Korat to find not a religous thai motif on his back but the Cutty Sark in full Sail and Rule Brittania written neatly underneath, we had the photo,s for years but mrs N number 2 burnt them with the rest of my stuff before the divorce :P
served 13 years, was a very average squaddie, tried selection a couple of times, failed of course, Retrained as a zookeeper in Hannover Germany in 69 never looked back, 3 marriages, moved to australia in 96, retired in 2002
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23-06-2009, 21:52 #10
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Had my first the other week; just some arty stuff, nothing meaningful. Chuffed to buggery with it, and it's in a pretty sag-free place so no future worries. Recently heard a story about some booties who were getting some seriously shite ones done for forfeits, including a Penny Farthing bicycle and a Flymo lawnmower. Those crazy Royals...
BrunoNoMedals: Watery-eyed dealer of paperwork.
A-fecking-men.
Originally Posted by FORMER_FYRDMAN
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23-06-2009, 22:00 #11
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I once picked up this lass in a club. She was a 'bit' of a munter and quite routund but I was slightly inebriated so I didn't care.
By the time we got back to her place I sobered up enough to not want to look at her grid or kiss her so I flipped her over onto her front....
She had an eyeball done on each arrse-cheek. It almost put me off my stroke!! Actually the design of them was good as the eyes appeared to follow you whereever you moved to. I actually quite enjoyed myself, and a good time was had by all. (she 'cos I'm awesome. Me 'cos I'd been trying to stare down a tattood arrse!)
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24-06-2009, 08:03 #12
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A dragon holding a leek with "CYMRU" underneath it on my right arm. Slightly regret it, as it makes me look like a right valleys commando twat (& I don't need any help in that department).
A snake wrapped around barb wire going around my left arm. Don't regret that one at all, yet. Although I'm sure I will when I'm old & saggy.
ARRSE World Cup 2010 Fantasy World Cup Mode ChampionRunning dogs over since 2002
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24-06-2009, 08:14 #13
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26! I think.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
You know what? I really couldn't give a fuck!!!
"Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln,
how was the play?"
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24-06-2009, 08:25 #14
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She may have been a 4 RTR mascot...
Originally Posted by jimnicebutdim
Few of lifes problems cannot be solved by the liberal application of High Explosive.
'ere, don't charge I Sarge, jus' bollock I, and fcuk I off.
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24-06-2009, 08:29 #15
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Fakkinell!! I'm not surprised gravity is taking over if you are both now in your 80s!! Respect!
Originally Posted by Rocketeer
PRISTINAE VIRTUTIS MEMOR
Discipline: Discipline is the sacrifice of a man's comforts, inclinations, safety, even life for others, for something greater than himself. It is the refusal to be the weak link in the chain that snaps under pressure.
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