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Tony Bandiera Jr
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 - posted 11-26-2004 01:58 PM      Profile for Tony Bandiera Jr   Email Tony Bandiera Jr   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: Phil Hill
A famous male-member tattoo known as "Puff the Magic Dragon" by UK tattoo artist Dave Fleet is well known to people that follow tattoo art.

Content Advisory Warning: Explicit X-rated non-sexual penis pic HERE.

Tell me ladies (or gents?) who would find THAT a turn-on? [Eek!] [Confused]

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Phil Hill
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I don't think anyone said they thought it was a turn on.

quote: The Jen
And how can one stay hard for that long with that kind of pain?...
Most large tattoos are done over several visits.

Assuming he was NOT into S&M and pain to remain excited, he could have used "medication" or an "enhancement device" to remain "up" for the task. [Eek!] [Big Grin]

Also, a lot of people use an anesthetic for ink in "sensitive" areas. [Wink]

Perhaps a Google of "penis tattoo" and "cockring" would further answer y'all's questions... [Roll Eyes]

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Jennifer Pan
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 - posted 11-26-2004 03:45 PM      Profile for Jennifer Pan   Author's Homepage   Email Jennifer Pan   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I was thinking the exact same things Phil. I just wanted to put those questions out there. And wanting other people to put their input/"2-cents" into how it could be possible.

P.S. I love it when people bring back what my old signature said: The Jen...

I feel... How shall I say this... remembered. Or mocked but that's cool too.

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Phil Hill
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You may be Jennifer Pan to all, but you will always be "The Jen" to me. ... meant as a compliment! [Smile]

>>> Phil

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Brent Neal Jones
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 - posted 11-27-2004 03:07 PM      Profile for Brent Neal Jones   Email Brent Neal Jones   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Someone please explain how they could possibly numb an area as sensitive as that and next, who could stand the pain?! I do enough damage to myself not even meaning to, I would never subject myself to something like that intentionally.

second: Dan Lyons
quote: Dan Lyons
Nonsense! IMO, Some stupid little piece of metal in the mouth makes no difference; it's the technique that counts.

10/4 , that's a fact. Doesn't matter how many or what kind of tools you have if you don't know how to use them. [thumbsup]

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Barry Martin
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 - posted 11-27-2004 07:21 PM      Profile for Barry Martin   Author's Homepage   Email Barry Martin   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I would think you would have to be put under to endure something like that. Of course, who would want to wake up for the following weeks while healing? [Eek!]

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Brent Neal Jones
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That's exactly what I'm talking about... [Eek!]

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Gracia L. Babbidge
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 - posted 12-01-2004 10:41 AM      Profile for Gracia L. Babbidge   Author's Homepage   Email Gracia L. Babbidge   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Well, I've got a big tat on my back.
I had posted a picture of it in another thread, more than two years ago, so here it is again:
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Currently, it is still my only tattoo.

I am planning out a few others - yes, even one for my lower back… (Sorry Tim!) The image I'm working on for that is a quasi-tribal themed Phoenix. (Think lots of spirals in fiery colors.)

Do I want a butterfly anywhere? Nope.

I do want a few faery folk though, specifically a flame sprite, and a little fey perched on a marigold.

Along with those, there are other, magick themed tattoos I would like to get, but it will be a while before I have them all done.

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Jason Miller
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heh.. its like a magical compass.. and it points down to your "moon"

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Monte L Fullmer
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quote: Steve Kraus
The Illustrated Man was first and is a rather famous book by Ray Bradbury, actually a collection of 18 short stories including one of the same title which ties the others together
Good FLICK!

-Monte

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Andrew McCrea
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I have 2: One of 2 skulls with angel wings coming out from behind them (its greyish and black) on my back inbetween my shoulder blades. My other one is the Marilyn Manson "MM" logo in stylized font that are in the double lined diamond. Its black and on my left arm.

I also have my eyebrow and right lower lip (recently) pierced. Nothing too major.

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Don Cross
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Just for a bit of trivia:

Can anyone remember the name of the movie where theres a tattoo artist who does a full body canvass of one of his subjects?

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John Pytlak
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"The Illustrated Man" starring Rod Steiger and Claire Bloom was released in 1969.

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Phil Hill
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Just for you Danny... [beer] [thumbsup]

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Don Cross
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Wowsers, John got the answer correct. There was also a another version of a movie which was released in the early 80's (possibly a remake??).

A variation on the 80's plot was a model had one small amount of tattoo work done on her. The artist bacame a stalker of sorts and then kidnapped her- eventually making almost her entire body into a tattoo canvass.

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