Tattoos!

[shambles]

Ouch that looks painful.

Now if I had LTG could I get my bar code tattooed some where easy enough to scan? A true demonstration of love for QF.

Hmmm.. I had a similar thought in my young & foolhardy days, was going to get the barcode for a carton of Bundy tattooed onto my wrist until my tattooist advised me that after a year or two the lines would blur sufficiently that I may risk scanning my wrist at Coles and "Tampax 24 pack" may well come up on the register

I have a full size wedgetail eagle shoulder to shoulder (from the RAAF emblem as a tribute to my AirForce days) and a medusa dagger on my right shoulder. Plan to get a full or half sleeve - still more work to do on the Minister for War & Finance first.

 

[mrs.dr.ron]

Hmmm.. I had a similar thought in my young & foolhardy days, was going to get the barcode for a carton of Bundy tattooed onto my wrist until my tattooist advised me that after a year or two the lines would blur sufficiently that I may risk scanning my wrist at Coles and "Tampax 24 pack" may well come up on the register
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Thats very funny !

 

[samh004]

All good until you're fat and 50.

Hence why my mum got her tattoo after that mark. My sister on the other hand, well lets just say my dad wasn’t very happy. I’m not keen, mainly because there’s nothing I want on my body for life. Views do change though, and someday it might be something I’d consider.

Ouch that looks painful.

Now if I had LTG could I get my bar code tattooed some where easy enough to scan? A true demonstration of love for QF.

I realise it wouldn’t quite be the same, but you could try your luck with a do it yourself temporary tattoo first, see if it’ll read on your arm… and make the check-in staff think you’re completely nuts!

 

[shambles]

Nothing like a bit of corporate endorsement for those companies you are proud to be a customer of...
(sorry if offensive, posted in good humour, hopefully viewed with same )

 

[drewbles]

A friend of mine's partner has a tattoo of my friends name on their chest. The best thing is, that his name is contained within his partners name (letter outlines only, whereas my friends partner's name is in solid letters), so, if heaven forbid they did ever break up, all said partner needs to do is 'colour in' my friends name, and you couldn't tell. It's quite neat how that works out, although people may say 'why do you have your name tattooed on your chest?' but you'd have to see it first to comment I guess.