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Tats from the tattoo braggin thread - split by Bap

I have the left side of my body covered. I'm working on my leg piece now...the knee is nooooo joke

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left calf... needs a fuggin tan.. lol

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right arm..

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left arm...

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right wrist..

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Mudda Focker said:
this only took 3 hours total. 300 bucks, is that cheap??? oh yea these are old pics. its all shaded now.
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whaere did you get your tat? is it on your left or on your right. that is a nice tat. i have one that looks exactly the same. i got mime for $340, took only about a hour and 40 minutes.
 
3 sessions

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This after the third session, and approximately 12 hours tattoo time. I had a fourth session and will post update soon.
 
I only had to pay a 50.00 co-pay for each operation. My father-in-law thinks that they knew the whole time, but it was a way to get money from my insurance for an operation that was quick and simple. I'm over it the ordeal and I'm healtier than ever. Rock on!

Mickey_D100 said:
Well, to be fair, I wasn't clear with exactly what happened. It sounds like they went in and got the cancer, but then thought they had found a second batch and sent it off for testing. Meanwhile, they requested that he undergo a second operation to remove said newfound cancer, which turned out to be tattoo ink. I wasn't saying, "Fuck yeah, sue the pants off the guy for malpractice!!!!12!!!!" I was asking whether this is a justifiable misdiagnosis, and wondering (since I can't imagine this is the first time it has happened to a patient somewhere) if the doctor should have known, assuming that it ISN'T the first time it's happened to a patient and that the doc did see the patient's tattoos, that the ink could be mistaken for cancer.

It seems to me like a cancer doctor should be up to date on the substances that can be mistaken for cancer and at least consider them during a diagnosis, so I was asking whether this was a known issue with tattoo ink. As I mentioned before, I hate frivolous lawsuits, and were I in the same situation, I'd probably be so damn stoked that the cancer was not really cancer that issues like this would take a backseat. But he's also likely facing large medical bills, bills which I'd be less inclined to pay due to the misdiagnosis, ESPECIALLY if this was something a doctor should have caught.

In the end, congratulations on your health livestrong. :thumbup
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p.s. does anyone have a good artist you could recommend. i want a veyr detailed full color on my left shoulder. i've heard of http://www.fiptattoos.com/

i don't mind making my appointment for a year out. thanks!
 
fip did some of my work. he's fucking awesome.
sorry no pics right now.
I do however have a question for you guys/girls...
I got my soon to be x wifes tattooed in old english script going down my tricep like this

L
I
A

now that we're no longer together, should I add an R at the bottom so it reads
L
I
A
R

or an F, so that it reads
L
I
A
F
(read it from the bottom):laughing

i think either way is win, but I can't decide.
 
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