You had a good post then you pulled your pants down and took a dump all over it at the end.Daystar Clarion said:Tattoos are supposed to mean something, something personal and representative of your personality.
Gaming emblems are a far cry from anything like that...
Damn, know you've reminded me about all that melodramatic bullshit that so often appears on Amercian tattoo shows.
Damn you!
The height of our power!thedeathscythe said:Snippety, snip snip snip.
If you want it and you have an idea where you want it, I say go for it! Save up some money, it depends on the size but $200 should be more than enough if say it's a 5" square size, depends on who you go to. If you don't know who to go to, stop someone passing by who has some tattoos that you like (don't stop someone with homemade ones that you would scoff at...) and ask him/her where they got their work done, and even if they seem intimidating, they'll usually be really excited to talk about tattoos (I know I always am.)not_the_dm said:Well first, happy birthday. Secondly, I'd have to say Mandalorian. But then I have been considering getting this as a tattoo for a few years now (And probably will for many years to come but never get round to it).
So maybe I'm a little biased towards the style of it.![]()
And finally...
The height of our power!thedeathscythe said:Snippety, snip snip snip.
Also how far into his or her career is he or she? When you have a decent time in a company and your production and or skills can back it, you can get away with more. For example I tend to dress a bit like Abby from NCIS at times and I wear black nail polish and streaks of unnatural hair color in my now black hair, but its because I have the production to back it up. But, when you are going on job interviews and just starting out on your career, you HAVE to lean towards the conservative side. Plus neck will hurt like a *****! Start somewhere small and in a place that is easy to concealsuperbatranger said:True. My best friend's mom knows a civil attorney or something along those lines who has full sleeve tattoos.RhombusHatesYou said:I've known lots of professionals with tatts but they all used the same rule of thumb - no ink you can't cover with officewear.SimuLord said:Keep in mind I'm a business major, accounting more specifically, quite possibly the stodgiest, most conservative of all professions, but one that pays very, very well. Tattoos may be less taboo in more occupations, but the truly high-paying jobs expect that crisp, professional appearance that a tattoo flat-out ruins, to the point where the business faculty makes a point of discouraging students from getting tattooed "for career reasons".
You are....awesome!!!thedeathscythe said:snip
Thanks! I do get a lot of old people who hate them though...Girl With One Eye said:You are....awesome!!!thedeathscythe said:snip
I have a tatty on my neck but unless I showed it to you, you would never know.Vault boy Eddie said:Neck and forearm tattoos, what do you plan on doing with your life, career-wise?