Scientific Tattoos

:lol: Thanks for proving my point. :smilie4:

Did you mean: You Balls! or Yo Bawls! :unsure:

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Originally Posted by Detale

Now I know Benchez will have a field day with this one, but as far as the long term effects go I have seen some alreadywith a Tat I have. A little known fact about Detale is that I have a Tattoo that says "Balls" down the back of my right forearm. When I was young here in Brooklyn it was my nickname "Seanie Balls" Yes my real name is Sean, now it was cool because I was a ( not bragging) kid that alot of people wouldn't fight I even beat up a cop at one point.( I regret most of these things now I am 32). So now when I am walking on the street with my 3 year old in typical Brooklyn fashion people yell my old nick to say hello they go something like Yo Balls! and I look at them and of course sday hi but am a bit embarrassed when Im walking with my kid, So surely some tattoos should be thought out better and people that I don't know or just meet ask what it says on my arm I have to tell them Oh it says Balls and explain the whole thing so I don't look like as moron

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You should change your name to balls on here. It would be great. True story.

i cracked on the first one :glag:

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Originally Posted by benchez

I actually don't like tattoos. :fear:
The long-term thing scares me because I feel differently about stuff as the years go by. To be stuck with something I might later think that only a cunt would have written on them is worrying. :huh:

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yup!

imagine having wife's name on the ring finger and next thing you know is...divorce =/

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Originally Posted by Snee

You should change your name to balls on here. It would be great. True story.

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Na that was a way younger version of myself I was between 17 and 23 when I was at my craziest now things are calm with the kids and all. I barely even drink anymore, no more drugs Shit I don't even smoke pot I work and come home to a good family so I'm much happier this way

My name Detale BTW used to be Elated as some of you may know. I was told to change my name for fear of persecution for being a FST member so I asked that it be changed to Elated backwards hence Detale.

Why do people always get the same tattoos:
Celtic symbol
Maori symbol
Chinese letter

I mean, I know that they are all pretty deep and meaningful etc. but c'mon, the possibilities are endless.

Those are called tramp stamps I think.

From my understanding, it has to be in the small of a Chavess's back to qualify as a tramp stamp.

Real tramps probably get the special brew logo as a tattoo.

The name Sean when spelled thusly is pronounced as in "seen". In order to have it pronounced as in "Shawn, or Shaun" it must have a fada (pronounced fwada I think) above the á, so it would be Seán.

It's a Gaelic thing.

Chálice can probly confirm this, he's all educated and knows things and stuff.

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Originally Posted by Chip Monk

The name Sean when spelled thusly is pronounced as in "seen". In order to have it pronounced as in "Shawn, or Shaun" it must have a fada (pronounced fwada I think) above the á, so it would be Seán.

It's a Gaelic thing.

Chálice can probly confirm this, he's all educated and knows things and stuff.

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Confirmed to the máx.

The fada acts ostensibly like the French acute accent in that it simply extends the vowel. I would pronounce it as fadda but that varies from Irish county to county and the bastardised Orange battle hymn that is touted as Ulster-Scots.