Tattoo Question...

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • krafty
    Senior Discount
    • Jun 2001
    • 1124

    #16
    This may be of some help to you before you decide to get a tattoo:



    Very enlightening info.

    A couple friends of mine are very heavily tattooed. One of them has his whole arm done up with Christ giving the Sermon on the Mount. He was asked by a fairly conservative member of his church "how could you do that to yourself?" and his reply was "how could you NOT do it?". If it's important enough to you and you're willing to live with the consequences, I'd say go for it.

    Comment

    • graycie
      disgruntled
      • Oct 2001
      • 664

      #17
      Originally posted by Army
      I think females with ink look tacky at best, despite how pretty or how well the job is done.
      /sniff

      Comment

      • TheBigRaguPB4L
        Proud Loser!
        • May 2001
        • 1639

        #18
        I meant my previous post kind of as a joke, just thought it was funny. I read somewhere(don't ask me where) that a large percentage of people regret what they put on the body as a tatoo. I don't remember the exact number but i'm pretty sure it was in the majority. My guess is because it was mostly peer pressure and got something stupid that they liked that day. Some people are just to stupid to realize how permanent a tatoo is. I say you only live once. I want to get a tatoo but would rather spend money on paintball. Those things are like 3-4 cases of paint. You can go to a tourny with that.
        http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...light=feedback

        My girlfriend said that if i bought another paintball gun, she'd leave me........ I sure am going to miss her.

        Comment

        • Heat
          hello lamewads
          • Oct 2000
          • 4463

          #19
          Dre- I really have no clue, I had to take a look at bmezine.com in their religious section to even find out what a sacred heart was. So it's by far not my idea...

          Graycie- it's all good girl!

          ragu- I know it was just supposed to be funny, but I wanted to make sure no one comes on and starts criticising PRK for "not being able to make up her mind" I understood it, but other wouldn't have. Ya gotta make everything around here idiot proof heh

          Comment

          • Heat
            hello lamewads
            • Oct 2000
            • 4463

            #20
            Oh yah, on a side note. I don't have any tattoos. I would be a likely candidate for one though but here's my reason why not. I change my mind to freaking often. Something that's totally cool one day would suck 2 weeks later. I'm just a dork like that. Will I ever get one? If my future wife is ok with it and we can agree on something... maybe, but considering I'm single and not even looking that's not going to be something AO will ever hear about.
            For now I've decited to stick with piercings, a they are cheaper, b they are less permanent, c there is all kinda of jewelry you can buy to keep them interesting for years.

            Comment

            • beam
              The end.
              • May 2001
              • 2036

              #21
              <---Should be banned for circumventing the cuss filter.

              Comment

              • dropkick1
                "mary" DDS
                • Mar 2002
                • 1220

                #22
                well, very soon hopefully i am gonna get a large celtic cross on my right under forearm, should be very cool.

                ken



                skateboard=me=8 years

                good traders:grey goose, coffeynitro, langrage, bond1313, flipirit, rogue factor, kirby, banziamf, thelar, BTautomag, Littmag, thilbo, dirtybunny, thing, xadamx

                R.I.P Zach Daly

                Comment

                • Xerces
                  more fun than being normal
                  • May 2001
                  • 869

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Heat
                  And as for biblical reasons why not to mark you're body, they are NONE! NO where in the bible does it say anything about tattos or piercings that is aplicatable to today standarts. The 2 referances to piercings in the bible are to do with idol worship, and slavery. I know not many ppl know of FBBC ( faith baptist bible collage ) it's just down the block from me and trust me they DON'T alow tattoos or piercings there, but none of the bibls scollars there can give you a biblical reason why a person shouldn't.
                  im not sure about the bible, but in the catechism, it is stated quite clearly that the church frowns upon altering your appearance purposly and permanently. such as tattoos, piercing part of your body(such as the top of your ear) that will not 'heal' or regenerate itself(earlobes will fill back in if left alone long enough)after time.

                  I say you go for it because unless reincarnation is true you only live once.
                  well, talking about the cppa, she obviously doesn't belive in reincarnation. unless shes some sort of christian offshoot that still claims to be christian. and if you only live once, isn't that more reason to not screw up your body forever?

                  Comment

                  • digitard
                    DigiWang .. Special Ed
                    • Nov 2002
                    • 1678

                    #24
                    2 words for you "free will" ... if religiously speaking (in my religion) god gave man free-will ... this free will allows him to do as he pleases without punishment as long as he doesn't break the 10 commandments....

                    who cares if the "church" frowns upon piercings/tats cause they're making their own rules on what "they want to represent" ... i say god gave me free will to be me, and i will be me ... he knows that i have a deep love and marking my body is just flesh, 100 years of an eternal life.

                    Sincerely,
                    Dave
                    Its a wakeup call for the Nintendo generation
                    GregHastingsPaintball 3 is coming

                    Comment

                    • FatMan
                      Fat Wang
                      • Feb 2002
                      • 926

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Xerces


                      im not sure about the bible, but in the catechism, it is stated quite clearly that the church frowns upon altering your appearance purposly and permanently. such as tattoos, piercing part of your body(such as the top of your ear) that will not 'heal' or regenerate itself(earlobes will fill back in if left alone long enough)after time.
                      Can you tell me WHERE in the catechism it says that?

                      I've searched all through it and can't find anything of the sort.

                      FatMan
                      Last edited by FatMan; 12-12-2002, 05:41 PM.

                      Dirty old men need love too!

                      Comment

                      • Xerces
                        more fun than being normal
                        • May 2001
                        • 869

                        #26
                        i dont know right now, but i belive i marked it. later ill get back to you.

                        Comment

                        • RPK
                          Registered User
                          • Nov 2002
                          • 195

                          #27
                          I believe, and I may be wrong, that tattoos are ok and so are peircings, just as long as they aren't interfering with your relationship God. If tattoos and peircings are more important to you than God then there is a problem.

                          RPK
                          MyLisa Rachel Hoefling
                          CPPA#252, POG#436
                          Mother of 1

                          Comment

                          • Heat
                            hello lamewads
                            • Oct 2000
                            • 4463

                            #28
                            altering you're apearance, like cutting your hair, getting brases on you're teeth that sorta stuff right? Ya know just cause samson wasn't alowd to cut his hair doesn't mean I'm gonna be a hippie for life...

                            Beam- I KNEW you were going to post that...I LOVE that!!! It's soo true!

                            what's "catechism" ? I beleive the bible as the only authority in my walk with God. The bible, eventhough debateable is word of God and thus I'm obaying God by following what it says in the bible. NO pope, priest, pastor or otherwise has more authority then the bible, and that includes the cat-scaner-ism thingy...

                            I think RPK is on the right track, doing ALOT of research before going through with something. I have in the past been in her shoes, beam can confirm this and I think my decision was justified.

                            Comment

                            • Xerces
                              more fun than being normal
                              • May 2001
                              • 869

                              #29
                              the catechism is a book that has, basically, rules and guidelines as a christian. like how some people think gambling is evil. the catechism states it is alright as long as you don't put something at stake such as your house, or something else you need to survive.

                              I think the way i said it before was kind of misleading, according to the catechism(ill find the passage later tonight or tomorrow) permanently altering, or disfiguring your physical appearance for your own personal reasons is a sin. when i said frowns upon it sounded a bit like their veiw on capital punishment, they believe in general taking another life is wrong, for reasons such as all humans are fallable, but they leave a little room for people who commit such horrendous crimes, and have no chance for reform(something along those lines)

                              Comment

                              • RPK
                                Registered User
                                • Nov 2002
                                • 195

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Heat
                                I think RPK is on the right track, doing ALOT of research before going through with something. I have in the past been in her shoes, beam can confirm this and I think my decision was justified.
                                Thank you very much. I just dont want to rush into something so permanant that I would regret it later (statistics say that 50% of people that get tattoos regret them later! ahhh!! )

                                RPK
                                MyLisa Rachel Hoefling
                                CPPA#252, POG#436
                                Mother of 1

                                Comment

                                Working...