Sleeve tattoos

Sleeve tattoos


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Each to there own, But comfortably happy to say that I am completely Tattoo-less.....

Altough its not gonna happen, if I did get a Tattoo, there is only 1 option I would go for and that is 'Matey out of Prison Break' I'd go full on that body tattoo.
 

Each to there own, But comfortably happy to say that I am completely Tattoo-less.....

Altough its not gonna happen, if I did get a Tattoo, there is only 1 option I would go for and that is 'Matey out of Prison Break' I'd go full on that body tattoo.
Unless you get a tattoo that genuinely represents who you are?

Like the one that Steve-O from Jackass got:
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If you had to get a tattoo of a player who would you get?
Mine would be of DCL in a wheelchair wearing a lovely suit, waving loads of cash with a massive smile on his face.
Underneath it says ‘sniff it floppy fathers!’ in Arabic text.
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Get a bad boy like one of these! Extra points for the FSW popping his head out in the backround. 😘
I actually put some thought into answering your question while trying to think what an Everton version of the tattoo that I posted the other day would look like.

What I came up with is I'd have Keane, Holgate and Godfrey in my tattoo, but instead of basing the theme on the movie '300' like in the above one, I'd base ours on one of the '3 Stooges' movies.
So have Holgate going: 'Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk!', while Godrey's saying to him: 'Why, I outta…’ , and Keanes behind them, banging their heads together while saying: 'A bunch of wise guys, huh?!?'

Meanwhile in the background, there's a football being blammo'ed so hard into the goal that it's tearing the net!
 
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As my last selection was a success I'm going for not one but two people who have sleeve tattoos.

I have a strategy to my guesses.
I have one tattoo on my arm but not a sleeve. It’s the only tattoo I have. Don’t really have an issue with sleeve tattoos as long as they aren’t just generic rubbish.

I guess people would call mine generic too though as it’s a skull which loads of people get. Don’t regret it at all but fully understand why people think they are rubbish.
 

Don’t like them personally. Don’t think anyone has ever improved their appearance with one, but I would never judge someone based on whether or not they choose to wear a visible tattoo.

The reality is though, that society will judge. Our perverse obsession with social class in the UK will have tattoo wearers labelled as chavvy.

Try convincing that Telegraph reading 60 year old white guy in a tweed suit on the interview panel looking down his nose at you, that you’ll be a good fit for the company when your neck and hands are covered in tatts? It’s not fair, but sadly the way of the world. I’d rather have the best opportunities to provide for my family, than the best opportunities look cool around my mates or on instagram.
 
Don’t like them personally. Don’t think anyone has ever improved their appearance with one, but I would never judge someone based on whether or not they choose to wear a visible tattoo.

The reality is though, that society will judge. Our perverse obsession with social class in the UK will have tattoo wearers labelled as chavvy.

Try convincing that Telegraph reading 60 year old white guy in a tweed suit on the interview panel looking down his nose at you, that you’ll be a good fit for the company when your neck and hands are covered in tatts? It’s not fair, but sadly the way of the world. I’d rather have the best opportunities to provide for my family, than the best opportunities look cool around my mates or on instagram.
When I was much younger I really wanted to be inked up all the way. I thought tat's were the tits!

But I was full time at varsity and had no income, so couldn't do it.

Finished varsity and started working my way up the metaphorical corporate ladder. By the time I had reached a position where I was making a decent living I realized that I had outgrown that young boy, both mentally and emotionally. And the thought of covering myself with tat's now is just idiotic.
 
When I was much younger I really wanted to be inked up all the way. I thought tat's were the tits!

But I was full time at varsity and had no income, so couldn't do it.

Finished varsity and started working my way up the metaphorical corporate ladder. By the time I had reached a position where I was making a decent living I realized that I had outgrown that young boy, both mentally and emotionally. And the thought of covering myself with tat's now is just idiotic.
Yeah, it's not like buying clobber that you look a tit I'm but can ultimately recycle.
 

Noticed a bit of this online this week. I’ve been waiting for the tatoo backlash for a while now. Especially the girls, my god they are going to regret it soon.

I was always told growing up to be careful with Tatoos, looks like a whole generation missed out on that pep talk. I also could never understand how they afforded it? Still don’t understand this now, must cost thousands for sleeves.

I always thought a sensible rule of thumb was dont get anything you can’t easily cover up with clothes. All these Tatoo’d birds are going to look like old circus performers soon and no one will take them seriously.
 
Where do you rate neck tatts compared to sleeves on the WOOL index?

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That Mudryk fella who plays for Chelsea has a belter there. The font he's chosen is so unfortunate... What is it? a Christian only fans?
All the 'Only xyz Can Judge Me' tattoos are the clear sign of a selfish self regarding cockwomble. They act like bellends and hide their culpability behind a muddled pseudo-religious self elevation where rules don't apply to them because only a conveniently impossible to hear being can judge them.

I'd be more impressed if they ever held themselves to some kind of moral code outlined in religious text but they rarely actually do.
 
The best ones are when they have their own name down their forearm.

I worked with somebody who did this, not part of a sleeve, just his surname, on it's own. It was his only tattoo, anywhere. Added to the insanity, it was just in block capitals.
 

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