any good outdoor tatoos

[MikeThePike]

I'm debating a musky jumping after a topwater plug.

My good friend owns a reputible tattoo shop in NJ and has never had anyone get any diseases from tattooing she or anyone she knows has done. Just do some research first and if the shop seems dirty, don't get it done there.

[OTIS]

I got a steel your face on my leg from years ago.  The kids think it's cool and it suprises a lot of people who don't normally get a chance to see me in shorts.  I would be picky about the reputation of the place and individual you get your ink from.

[Pikeguy]

I got a steel your face on my leg from years ago.  The kids think it's cool and it suprises a lot of people who don't normally get a chance to see me in shorts.  I would be picky about the reputation of the place and individual you get your ink from.

Call me crazy, but I don't have a clue what that means

[ol crawdad]

pikeguy, google 'steal your face'  it is immediately apparent...

'what a loooong strange trip its been...'

[bigredfishing]

STEAL YOUR FACE, WHATS THAT??

"steal your face right off of your head"

 

[Pikeguy]

DUH!!!! Adam     Nevermind guys....I'm mentally challenged sometimes.  thanks

[OTIS]

'what a loooong strange trip its been...'

Man you aint kidding!

[ol crawdad]

Man you aint kidding!

you too?!

[habaneromoon]

i have 3 tats i dont know where the guys sister got her tat, but i do know that tatoo shops are very clean and strictly regulated at least here in the northeast. the only downfall is they are addicting. make sure you go to a licenced tatoo parlor and you will be fine lol

[Skipper]

I have several tatts, and I will say the same, stick with a clean reputable parlor. Always ask to see their sterilization equipment, and make sure they are using fresh ink in the little cups. If they get offended by your nosiness, leave and call your state department of health and tell them you are concerned with their operation.
I was told this by the guy who did my last 2 tatts.

I have a cousin who did tattoos on people in his kitchen. Please don't take this route, you will regret it, I promise.

[ladyfish]

One of my daughters got a tattoo on her upper back shoulder.  Within a week she was in the ER with nasty boil like skin eruptions.   The doctors didn't know what they were or what they were from, until Ishowed him the tattoo.  My daughter has food allergies.  I don't know what the inks and dyes are made from.  Even some regular medical tests and scans use dyes that you can be allergic to.

[mrwalleye]

Anyone got a good outdoors type tatoo?  My wife and I are thinking of getting some small tatoos and I can't think of any.
I told here I should get an archer in a treestand on one butt cheek and a buck on the other, so as I get older and my butt gets bigger, the shot will get longer

i knew a guy along time ago i worked with.  i hated him with a passion.  he had a jet skiier on his shoulder. you should get a cow skull tatt.  that would be cool...or a bald eagle, carrying a fishing pole

[taxid]

I tried to warn you.

Of course you guys know more than medical science and just a cursury look around the tatto parlor will tell you all you need to know. 

Just remember you can come down with disease years later. Some pathogens don't become active right away. AIDS is one of them. My sister-in-law didn't come down with full blown hepititas C until 20 years later. They said it was entirely possible she got it back when she got a tattoo in her early 20's.

No skin off my back.

[MikeThePike]

This day in age there are so many ways you can catch things. If you want a tattoo, do some research, get it from a reputable place and you should be good. Just as with anything theres always a risk involved.

Tax, you said they said it was possible it was from the tattoo but they couldn't say that for sure so whos to say it wasn't caused by something else? If you feel uncomfortable getting one due to that then its understandable but you shouldn't blame it on a tattoo when that wasn't proved.

[billybono]

I tried to warn you.

Of course you guys know more than medical science and just a cursury look around the tatto parlor will tell you all you need to know. 

Just remember you can come down with disease years later. Some pathogens don't become active right away. AIDS is one of them. My sister-in-law didn't come down with full blown hepititas C until 20 years later. They said it was entirely possible he got it back when she got a tattoo in her early 20's.

No skin off my back.

well no offence, but  everything i read estimates there are 500,00 to 600,00 people with aids in the us

the us population according to the 2000 census is 298,793,899
and with everyone who is  tattooed or getting tatooed....do the math

another health problem thats blown out of proportion, and dont get me started on smoking figures

  but i digress

   no tats for me, i dont need anything to make it easyer for the fuzz to identify me 


    billybono