Would you get a tattoo from a dyslexic tattoo artist?
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only if it said "mom" or "dad"
114655
can anyone say dyslexia? lol\n(just pickin on ya!)
58502
http://tattoo.about.com/cs/beginners/l/blsiteatoz.htm?terms=tattoos
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I think most tattoos are sexy (except the ones with naked girls) if not in excess. One thing you should never do is tattoo the name of a person unless they are related to you like your mom, kids, etc.\n\nMost importantly, you should get one that has a meaning to you. People tend to remember those better becuase they make an impression.
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In general, I don't see what the problem would be. But it depends upon what you what to get a tatoo of.\nTo be on the safe side, go and talk to your minister or someone who could help you out on this issue.
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I don't remember their name but I had been voted as best answer for my answer about tattoo ideas. I told them to pick what they wanted but gave two very important tips to keep in mind when choosing a tattoo. They didn't leave a comment but I usually read comments if a person leaves one.
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call your nearest tattoo salon and ask.
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Dont trust websites, you should always try and get kanji tattoos translated properly. So many people get the wrong thing, and have no idea!\nYou also want to make sure its the same style,font and brushstroke as the other one your have.
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She may be dyslexic and she may just be immature. \n\nDyslexic people are visual, multi-dimensional thinkers. They are intuitive and highly creative, and excel at hands-on learning. Because they think in pictures, it is sometimes hard for them to understand letters, numbers, symbols, and written words.\nThey can learn to read, write and study efficiently when they use methods geared to their unique learning style.\nhttp://www.dyslexia.com/\n\nMany years ago when no one understood dylexia, people who were dyslexic were often thought to be dumb, almost retarded. I personally was acquainted with the founder of a company that now has over a billion dollars in sales annually. He was thought to be a dunce when he was young because he couldn't read and no one ever bothered to find out what was wrong. Although he was a genius inventor, all his life he had his secretary read his letters to him!
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Sean O'Hara\n\nhttp://www.tattoonow.com/tattoos/Sean_O'Hara/tattoos_6670.html
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i DONT KNOW WHERE YOU ARE LOCATED, BUT HERE THERE ARE MANY REPUTABLE SHOPS THAT CAN DO YOUR WORK. I SUGGEST ETERNAL TATTOOS     THEY HAVE STATIONS AROUND THE COUNTRY. A LITTLE EXPENSIVE, BUT A TATTOO IS NOT SOMETHING TO GO CHEAP ON, AS IM SURE YOU KNOW
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I am not going to give you a yes or a no on this question. Talk to your doctor before you get inked, just to make sure you are in the condition to take on the tattoo. There are issues that you need to consider before taking the plunge:\n** Healing time. Diabetes causes you to have a slower healing time and you are more prone to infection. \n** No feet or leg tatts. Simply because of diabetes you are at risk for feet issues so don't even think about having anything done that could increase your changes even more. \n\nOther than that, just talk it over with your doctor first. Getting a tattoo may not seem like a medical issue, but when you are diabetic it probably should be. \n\nGood luck and best wishes...
540345
That someone was drunk or stupid when they chose their tattoo.
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No, and I wouldn't consider it sinful, either.  J/K\n\nI have considered a tattoo myself, but I will probably never get one because of the permanency of the decision.
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I waited a long time before getting my tattoo because it's a big deal.  It's going to be with you forever, unless  you want to undergo the pain of laser removal, which i hear is about a thousand times worse than getting that tat itself done.\n\nWhen it comes to tattoos, the biggest rule of thumb is get something that means something to you.  A lot of people just get a tattoo that looks cool, well tats that look cool AND mean something are a lot better. This little bit of artwork is going to be a permanent fixture of your body, it should be something that has some deep personal meaning to you.  You also have to put some thought into where you're going to have it done on your body.  I don't know how old you are, but you have to consider if it's going to become an issue when you step into the professional world later in life.  A lot of jobs are unfortunately not cool about ink showing.  Also, since you're  a woman, if you think you might want to have children, you might not want to get it on your belly or anywhere that might stretch with pregnancy as this will also stretch your tattoo.\n\nAlso, you might want to go in and TALK with your tattoo artist first.  Discuss things like placement, size, and the tattoo itself with him/her.  They've done a lot of these things, they can help you in your decisions.  Your world idea is a good one i think, rather clever.  Oh, and make sure you look at some of your artists's work before you pick them.\n\nWhen you've made all your choices, bring a bottle of soda, and/or a candy bar. Depending on size and placement, you're going to be feeling a little bit of pain, and your body is going to produce more adrenaline as it goes into "fight or flight" mode.  As this happens, you may get a little bit light headed, but the sugar in the soda/candybar will help to fight this.\n\nAnyhow, good luck with your choices! Take your time, and like i said, your artist will be able to help you a great deal.
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try this link from google and chose one:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=50&hl=en&newwindow=1&safe=off&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=tattoos&spell=1
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I'm diabetic and I have 2 tattoos. If you have any problems with neuropathy or circulation in your feet, avoid tattoos there, otherwise it shouldn't be a problem. Follow the artists recommendation for cleaning the tat, you don't want it getting infected, and you'll do fine.