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rod179
Hmm I thought you had to be over 18 or 21 to get tattooed, that'd mean these people are either underage or really, really need to get out more
LSUfan225
Dood, I get out plenty! Im an ARMY wife, mother of 3, who has lived all over the world, litterally! Dont hate! If you saw my tattoo without reading this article first you would have never even know my sleeve was Twilight inspired! I have never had anyone come up to me and ask "is that a Twilight tattoo?" They only knew after I told them! That still didnt stop them from telling me how gnarly it was!......Hey, I'm just sayin.
jujus1nonlychick
i totally agree with u. everyone walks up to me and tells me how much they love my tattoo. then they ask me what it is after. but they love it as long as they just see it. just because its a twilight tattoo takes nothing away from the art and beauty of it. i HATE HATERS.... its my body and im damn proud of my tattoo also and no one can take that away from me. oh and i love ur tattoo by the way.... lol!!!!
schroerv
yeah!!.....the article turned out great! im so exicted to share my tattoo with everyone...i should have sent you another picture though...the one posted is fuzzy...owell
confused
No,i didn't read the story. WHY IS THIS POSTED HERE?
flyoverland
These people need to see Dr. Will Kirby right now.
pencilbox
"The Best Twilight Tattoos"
There are at least two things wrong with that sentence.
LSUfan225
I see nothing wrong in that sentence!! **my tattoos are featured in this story, my story is titled "Covered in Twilight"**
sen472
It's amazing to me to know that if these people never knew these tattoos were from the Twilight Saga, they'd probably like them. Also incredible to me how someone could dislike something and waste 5 minutes of their life posting negative comments on a website.
I like the tattoos. :)
LSUfan225
True, true!!! Obviously our tattoos have affected their lives so dramatically that they felt the need to comment on it =) Them haters are just making us more famous =)..........**My tattoo is the "Covered in Twilight**
& Thank you sen472
sen472
Haha it's whatever they feel the need to do. Maybe it makes them feel more significant to spit unfavorable comments about people they don't personally know. Everyone can't like everything I suppose. Although I still don't see the reasoning behind wasting one's valuable time chit-chatting about something they hate so strongly. I'd assume they would want to spend it doing things they enjoy more. For instance, like getting off of their butts and out from in front of the computer screen to do more productive things. But like I said, it's whatever they feel necessary to do I guess. To each their own.
jujus1nonlychick
sen472..... thanks... im one of the tattoo's featured in this article and u are so right everyone love's my tattoo... most people dont even realize what it is until i tell them. but every tells me its nice at first. then they ask me what it is and i say "a twilight tattoo" and most people stil say its nice and some say im crazy. oh well. i thought tattoos were symbols of things people were into. twilight so happens to be one of mine. and everyone else tattoo's also. LOVE THE ARTICLE.
sen472
jujus1nonlychick, you're welcome. I just don't understand it. If you feel such a strong dislike for something, why waste time in your life insulting people you don't even know on a website. Such a waste, it really is. Apparently I don't find personal pleasure in making negative remarks about what people do with their own bodies. Must make for a productive day for some folks though, eh? Anyway, I like the stories behind them. Maybe if more people would button their lips, or tie their fingers together in this case, and just listen and/or read the reason for the tattoo, they may not think it to be so ridiculous after all.
jujus1nonlychick
a tattoo is a symbol of things important to one's self. its not put on for other people to get pleasure out of. its done to please urself because it means something to u. some people dont understand that concept at all. but those people are ignorant to the facts of tattoo's also. "IF A BIKE RIDER GETS A TATTOO OF A HARLEY DAVIDSON ON HIS ARM IS HE A DUMBASS?????? " i think not..... lol
sen472
Exactly.
Thank you.
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