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Star face tattoo girl lied

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bowman said:
I smelled a rat when this story first broke. Who the hell falls asleep while getting tattoed?

Poor dad must be wondering where he went wrong.

http://www.smh.com.au/world/girl-wh...s-on-her-face-admits-lying-20090623-cul9.html
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Gosh, I'm too tired - I thought your title said star face tattoo girl died

No one with even half a brain ever believed her nonsensical story to start with, so I suspect few will be shocked by this. I mean, really - how could you not feel the needle on your face? She was either a liar, or a crack-addict. She may still be, though.
 
The tatooist is now going to get written permission prior to tattoing.

For face tatoos, I suggest written permission from your shrink would be more appropriate.
 
What worries me is lies, so popular that truth seems to get second fiddle
 
I saw a guy once about 30 years ago striding along Flinders Street in Melbourne with the most remarkable tattoos I've ever seen.

Tough looking tanned bloke with a shiny bald head and his entire face was tattooed with flames like he had plunged his face into the fire and come out alight.

Looked like a demon from hell - an absolutely confronting, totally amazing look. Sometimes wonder what he did for a job. Figured he probably wasn't in sales, or politics or religion...not the respectable side anyway.
 
Had a guy working for me for 6 yrs.
He came to my office every Saturday for 6 weeks (I used to go down then because the phones wouldnt ring!) initially as I was within walking distance from where he lived. Just begged to be given a go.No one would even talk to him.

He was 33 giant of a guy looked more like a Maori than an Aussi.
He was a very good amateur boxer had arms like thighs.

Robert was a good worker but scared the hell out of clients.
We had to warn them first. Never any problems.

But Robert had a massive problem that left him a very un happy guy.
He couldnt get a girl.
Scared the daylights out of anyone he approached. I remember one Xmas Rob asked me what Id do.

Also left him with the problem of standing out and every sicko wanted to try to knock over the big scary guy.
Consequences!!!!
 
That's a sad story Tech, wonder how the guy faired in the long run....

I'm not a fan of facial tatoos, maybe a subtle star or the like is ok, but some of those Kiwi dudes are really stretching the ink!
 
He moved from us with experience driving heavy equipment. Had a job driving excavators for a while.

I asked him once what his passion was and he told me it was tatooing.
My reply was that he'd never be happy unless he followed his passion.
I believe he did and is/was a tatooist.
Havent seen Rob in a while. Dont think he has a girlfriend although he was married once and has a son!

I remember asking Rob on site early on when he had just started how he was finding things---after all he'd pushed hard for a job.

"It's pretty easy boss" he replied---"your only paying me from the neck down!" He was labouring.

Ive always smiled at that answer he may have looked scary but he wasnt silly!
 
In Townsville every second or third girl has a tat.

You gals and guys need to wake up.

Folk have been tatting themselves since we dispatched the neanderthals.

The celts, pacifics and maoris in particular value a good tat.

Tats look good on some people.

And no, I don't have a tat but have considered it.

gg
 

Heh good reply.
 
Some think of it as body art. Got a daughter who has a couple - seems to want more. I think she's crazy. She thinks I'm being judgemental. She's studying for childcare. Work it out for yourself.

She went off a tat from hip to hip after a female friend (who has them) suggested it might not look so good after a pregnancy.

Who wants ink injected into the skin? Might as well suck smoke into the lungs. Hang on, some people already do! And pay to do it! LOL

The NZ thing is called a moko.
 
Happy said:
I was told that tattoo prevents skin cancer, not sure if true.

But to have 100% skin protection one would have to just jump to ink.
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You mean jump on ink covered needles...
 
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