tattoos and/or piercings?

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I got some work done on my shoulder tattoo (my only one besides wedding band)... I had the artist overlay the image with a puzzle grid, and it has the Aspie/Autism missing piece . It only took about an hour, and it's fully healed now. Had it done about 4 weeks ago, and the original tattoo is 2 years old. (explained in my original post earlier in the thread; before the overlay was done).

Charles

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wow that puzzle overlay looks so cool!

I'll probably be in the minority here, but I have nothing. Nor do I really desire getting anything.

No tattoos on me but I do admire some of the artwork on some people but pretty bad on others like they did it themselves in the bathroom.

And oh! check your spelling. You would not want to finish up like this guy


Believing in a God did not help him.

I was also told of a guy from Manchester who tattooed "SLIVED DER" on his forehead (in red of course) , but his big mistake was doing it himself in the bathroom mirror and it never occurred to him that mirrors reverse everything because he was a Manchester United supporter and he really meant RED DEVILS. Oops!!

Thank you!

only a minority in this thread. i think people who do have tattoos or piercings (aside from one standard set of earrings i think) are in the minority amongst aspies.

This is what this Manchester United guy's tattoo may have looked like when he did it himself in the mirror on his forehead.





It was meant to be Red Devils. At least that is what it read in the mirror

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That would be pretty awesome, but I would rather draw that with pen than I would do with a tattoo.

The most common things that a person does with a tattoo is have a lovers name.
Soon as they break up, they go through this thing which worse than the actually tattoo itself and could take a couple of sessions.

I wouldn't consider doing it unless it has been going well for a very long time.

It could be worse because he have been an Arsenal supporter who did it the right way around but made the letters too big and they could not fit and it read ARSE...

I wonder if this guy "The Inigma" from a travelling freak show is an aspie with all those puzzle pieces.

i see a girl and guy on my bus all the time. the girl looks to be no more than 16 - 17, and her boyfriend looks to be about 20 or so. he is WAY more 'into' her than she is 'into' him... in fact he looks sort of clingy with her, at least on the bus.

anyways, he has her name in gigantic black letters running down his forearm: TAYLOR (i assume it is her name lol). it is thickly inked - the penstroke of each letter is at least 1/2 inch to an inch wide.

the guy seems to be making a really strong statement with that tattoo, but i dunno if it is getting through to her...

This one is making a really strong statement

oh noooooooooooo!! !! !! ! what if she rejects him????

It seemed to work: here

insanity! it reminds me of the proposals on the big screens at ball games. it just has so much potential to go so very wrong!