Tattoo discrimination?

[Steve Swift]

My Grandson willing to show his tat but wanting to remain anonymous

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[Tractor]

60 an hour?!! Effing hell I wish I could draw lol

To be honest, i think that level of detail is amazing and great value for money,if you like that sort of thing.

[Woodsey]

Who's first then? lol

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-30750361

[booder]

Who's first then? lol

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-30750361

Ha , was just about to post that link.

Needles in the eye ?  No Sir, never going to happen.

[bobAlike]

Who's first then? lol

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-30750361

Ha , was just about to post that link.

Needles in the eye ?  No Sir, never going to happen.

One of my most daunting childhood memories was when I somehow managed to get 2 thorns stuck in one of my eyes. As this followed a recent hospital stay where a protractor was thrown across the school field at the precise moment I was looking up and hit me in the eye, my parents decided I needed to see my eye consultant. He sat me on a chair stuck a needle in my eye to anesthetise it while he used a pair of tweezers to remove the thorns. The thought of seeing that needle approaching my eye left an imprint that I will never forget.

[Graham C]

That makes me feel all squeemish!  I don't like things in eyes.

"It feels like somebody is poking at your eye, then it feels like strange pressure and then it feels you have a bit of sand in your eye, but there's no pain."

Yeah ok mate....

[scotty2hatty]

Booking my next tattoo today and caught up with a few pages of this thread. Mine cost £80 an hour and everywhere in town is generally around the same.

I don't know if anyone caught the first episode of the new series of Bodyshockers last week but it was on tattooing and they came up to Dundee to do a segment with my tattoo artist. Worth a small watch for his Dundonian accent alone.

[Longines]

I have an eye condition that means there's about a 20% chance I'll need corneal transplants at some point. They cut off the front of your eye and sew a donor one in place. Under a local anaesthetic.