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5th October 2005, 12:49am
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#46 | | Cap'n Cherry
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding Quote: |
Originally Posted by sinister Have to say I disagree with this. I think the pain aspect of tattooing is a very interesting and important part of the process. If tattoos were entirely painless then I bet some people would have a lot more and others a lot less, or none. | I meant that to make the distinction between mods and cutting - in almost all cases they really are worlds apart and the main focus is very different. |
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5th October 2005, 12:49am
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#47 | | MacGuyver
Join Date: Aug 2005
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding Quote: |
Originally Posted by mischief and I don't really see how people deserve to have childish comments thrown at them for making a more unusal choice. | aye, too fucking right. |
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5th October 2005, 12:53am
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#48 | | Banned
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Posts: 9,306
| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding Each to their own...Ive never seen the end result of scarification..and i can just say when my recent tattoo was healing that was rank. Horses for courses. |
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5th October 2005, 12:58am
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#49 | | Kill A Celebrity
Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Glasgow
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding Quote: |
Originally Posted by bikuki I meant that to make the distinction between mods and cutting - in almost all cases they really are worlds apart and the main focus is very different. | Ah, fair enough... but even with "self hate" type cutting I think the fact that it leaves a permanent reminder is an important part, although perhaps not as much so as the immediate pain. |
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5th October 2005, 1:02am
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#50 | | MacGuyver
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding Quote: |
Originally Posted by Wee Puss Each to their own...Ive never seen the end result of scarification..and i can just say when my recent tattoo was healing that was rank. Horses for courses. | I know they're still to fade more still, but from what I've seen of them recently, stripey_kitten's hearts look a whole load better (unsurprisingly) than they do in the photos. This shouldn't be at all shocking to anybody, really  |
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5th October 2005, 1:03am
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#51 | | MacGuyver
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding Quote: |
Originally Posted by sinister Ah, fair enough... but even with "self hate" type cutting I think the fact that it leaves a permanent reminder is an important part, although perhaps not as much so as the immediate pain. | Is for some, not for others. |
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5th October 2005, 1:08am
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#52 | | Banned
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Posts: 9,306
| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding I like tattoo pain..and the result. I dont know if id do scarification mainly for the "im a pussy" factor |
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5th October 2005, 1:52am
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#53 | | Auch emo für Sie!
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding lets be honest, scarification looks shit
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5th October 2005, 7:46am
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#54 | | elphie
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding 'let's be honest - these people walking around with their unmarked skin make my stomach turn. they all look the same. i can barely tell them apart'
except, i wouldn't actually say that. because i have a little respect for peoples decisions about what they want to do - or not do to their own bodies.
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5th October 2005, 7:56am
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#55 | | Bring the heid o' charlie Editor
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding Quote: |
Originally Posted by sjonit lets be honest, scarification looks shit | i agree |
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5th October 2005, 8:22am
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#56 | | tear you apart
Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: piano island
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding I haven't read the whole thing (becausde I'm lazy, clearly) but I personally don't like them because where a tattoo looks like a wee picture on you, to me scarification/branding just looks like a wound. Absolutely nothing against folk who like them, and I'd never say to someone "Don't get one, they're rank" or similar, I just don't really like them.
Then again, a few years ago I thought some piercings were horrible and I would never have pictured me getting them - a few of which I now have, or have been and gone. Maybe in a few years I'll get a branding done then  |
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5th October 2005, 8:29am
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#57 | | Bring the heid o' charlie Editor
Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Staley Road
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding I've just whacked myself on the head with a hammer. It's called lumpification. Marvel at my alternativeness |
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5th October 2005, 8:37am
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#58 | | I hate your band SuperMod
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding Did you do it to experience the pain or for the beauty of the end result?
__________________ The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me. |
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5th October 2005, 8:42am
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#59 | | tear you apart
Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: piano island
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding I think he did it to be WHACKY.
See what I did there. |
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5th October 2005, 8:48am
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#60 | | I hate your band SuperMod
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| Re: peoples problems with scarification/branding Apparently it’s spelled without a ‘H’. The FORUM taught me.
__________________ The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me. |
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