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The_Creep_2020 07/04/22 8:27:59 AM #1:	I have a heart with nails in it tattoo I kinda want to turn into a turnip --- All that I am and all I'll ever be is a brain in a body. <cite>The_Creep_2020 posted [p:966325319] in Question: ... [t:80081986]...</cite> <quote>I have a heart with nails in it tattoo I kinda want to turn into a turnip </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
itachi15243 07/04/22 8:43:22 AM #2:	Kinda The white will fade a lot but lighten the color --- I do drawings and stuff https://www.fiverr.com/blueblitz <cite>itachi15243 posted [p:966325500] in Question: ... [t:80081986]...</cite> <quote>Kinda The white will fade a lot but lighten the color </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MabusIncarnate 07/04/22 8:43:55 AM #3:	Why a turnip? Do you cook a lot? --- Eradicate but vindicate as "progress" creeps along. Puritan work ethic maintains its subconscious edge, as Old Glory maintains your consciousness. <cite>MabusIncarnate posted [p:966325505] in Question: ... [t:80081986]...</cite> <quote>Why a turnip? Do you cook a lot? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DespondentDeity 07/04/22 8:45:52 AM #5:	The short answer is yes, as thats typically how they add a highlight to create dimension, or give the appearance of the tattoo being a different material like metal or making things look wet (think xenomorph skin). However, Ive never had a tattoo altered after its already healed, and when theyre highlighting a tattoo theyve often left a skin break to create maximum contrast. If you plan to have a large area of pure white, Id base that on whether or not you get a lot of sun exposure, because white ink will yellow over time, and sunlight accelerates that. --- SHE: In black of night, a die is cast, heavens overflow with stars HER: All is light, all is ash, you must become just as you are <cite>DespondentDeity posted [p:966325534] in Question: ... [t:80081986]...</cite> <quote>The short answer is yes, as thats typically how they add a highlight to create dimension, or give the appearance of the tattoo being a different material like metal or making things look wet (think xenomorph skin). However, Ive never had a tattoo altered after its already healed, and when theyre highlighting a tattoo theyve often left a skin break to create maximum contrast. If you plan to have a large area of pure white, Id base that on whether or not you get a lot of sun exposure, because white ink will yellow over time, and sunlight accelerates that. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MabusIncarnate 07/04/22 8:47:13 AM #6:	[LFAQs-redacted-quote] That's a sour spot with me, I was never awake for turnip day. I think I sold them one time ever and played the game for 4-5 months when it came out. --- Eradicate but vindicate as "progress" creeps along. Puritan work ethic maintains its subconscious edge, as Old Glory maintains your consciousness. <cite>MabusIncarnate posted [p:966325557] in Question: ... [t:80081986]...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> That's a sour spot with me, I was never awake for turnip day. I think I sold them one time ever and played the game for 4-5 months when it came out. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_Creep_2020 07/04/22 8:47:58 AM #7:	MabusIncarnate posted... Why a turnip? Do you cook a lot? https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/6/7/AAeu1yAADaZn.jpg --- All that I am and all I'll ever be is a brain in a body. <cite>The_Creep_2020 posted [p:966325564] in Question: ... [t:80081986]...</cite> <quote>MabusIncarnate posted... </cite> <quote>Why a turnip? Do you cook a lot?</quote>https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/6/7/AAeu1yAADaZn.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_Creep_2020 07/04/22 8:49:34 AM #8:	DespondentDeity posted... The short answer is yes, as thats typically how they add a highlight to create dimension, or give the appearance of the tattoo being a different material like metal or making things look wet (think xenomorph skin). However, Ive never had a tattoo altered after its spread healed, and when theyre highlighting a tattoo theyve often left a skin break to create maximum contrast. If you plan to have a large area of pure white, Id base that on whether or not you get a lot of sun exposure, because white ink will yellow over time, and sunlight accelerates that. This is a fairly old tattoo. One plus side is that I got it when I was ever vigilant not to get anything that would show when Im at work in short sleeves. Ill probably leave it as-is because its a reminder of a particular time in my life. Maybe Ill just get another in the same place on the other arm, just make it a turnip. --- All that I am and all I'll ever be is a brain in a body. <cite>The_Creep_2020 posted [p:966325584] in Question: ... [t:80081986]...</cite> <quote>DespondentDeity posted... </cite> <quote>The short answer is yes, as thats typically how they add a highlight to create dimension, or give the appearance of the tattoo being a different material like metal or making things look wet (think xenomorph skin). However, Ive never had a tattoo altered after its spread healed, and when theyre highlighting a tattoo theyve often left a skin break to create maximum contrast. If you plan to have a large area of pure white, Id base that on whether or not you get a lot of sun exposure, because white ink will yellow over time, and sunlight accelerates that.</quote> This is a fairly old tattoo. One plus side is that I got it when I was ever vigilant not to get anything that would show when Im at work in short sleeves. Ill probably leave it as-is because its a reminder of a particular time in my life. Maybe Ill just get another in the same place on the other arm, just make it a turnip. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DespondentDeity 07/04/22 8:50:27 AM #9:	Never heard a that kinda cook book before --- SHE: In black of night, a die is cast, heavens overflow with stars HER: All is light, all is ash, you must become just as you are <cite>DespondentDeity posted [p:966325592] in Question: ... [t:80081986]...</cite> <quote>Never heard a that kinda cook book before </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DespondentDeity 07/04/22 8:59:18 AM #10:	The_Creep_2020 posted... This is a fairly old tattoo. One plus side is that I got it when I was ever vigilant not to get anything that would show when Im at work in short sleeves. Ill probably leave it as-is because its a reminder of a particular time in my life. Maybe Ill just get another in the same place on the other arm, just make it a turnip. Haha my opinion is of course that more tattoos is better than less tattoos. You know my first tattoo was done in my parents kitchen with a tattoo machine bought off Amazon and done by a guy that Im not even sure how my parents knew. That was about 13 years ago, and I think the tattoo is really fucking bad, but as many times as Ive thought about having a professional artist do something to either fix it or cover it up, I just cant really bring myself to because it was my first and its almost more fun that its so bad. Plus I think of this Kitty line all the time, Never got a tattoo that I didnt regret, but I aint gotta look at em so fuck it I guess --- SHE: In black of night, a die is cast, heavens overflow with stars HER: All is light, all is ash, you must become just as you are <cite>DespondentDeity posted [p:966325694] in Question: ... [t:80081986]...</cite> <quote>The_Creep_2020 posted... </cite> <quote>This is a fairly old tattoo. One plus side is that I got it when I was ever vigilant not to get anything that would show when Im at work in short sleeves. Ill probably leave it as-is because its a reminder of a particular time in my life. Maybe Ill just get another in the same place on the other arm, just make it a turnip.</quote> Haha my opinion is of course that more tattoos is better than less tattoos. You know my first tattoo was done in my parents kitchen with a tattoo machine bought off Amazon and done by a guy that Im not even sure how my parents knew. That was about 13 years ago, and I think the tattoo is really fucking bad, but as many times as Ive thought about having a professional artist do something to either fix it or cover it up, I just cant really bring myself to because it was my first and its almost more fun that its so bad. Plus I think of this Kitty line all the time, Never got a tattoo that I didnt regret, but I aint gotta look at em so fuck it I guess </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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