UV/Blacklight Tattoos

[tails]

It still doesn't make a bit of difference because if someone wants to get a tattoo in the first place, let alone a UV tattoo, obviously there's going to be risk involved.

You're still missing the point. You said dangerous things wouldn't be accepted, I said they would, I am correct, You are being a baby and/or missing the point.

And yes my vagina is growing nicely, The blood is a bit annoying though.

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[Deathwish]

Percieved risk: Large, actual risk: Negligible. Get one, preferably of your favorite mind-altering molecule.

[brickybob]

I should just lock JD in his own room.

wat

[Sirrus]

[JD]

You're still missing the point. You said dangerous things wouldn't be accepted, I said they would, I am correct, You are being a baby and/or missing the point.

And yes my vagina is growing nicely, The blood is a bit annoying though.

Dangerous to me is obviously not going to be the same thing as dangerous to you.

[yuki]

-Where can I get a UV tattoo?
-How does a UV tattoo work? (what is in the tattoo, and can it cause me any harm?)
-Does anyone here, or anyone you know, have a UV tattoo?

-Tatoo parlors.
-It's a type of ink that glows in UV light, no it is not any more dangerous.
-I saw it on criminal minds once.

[tails]

Dangerous to me is obviously not going to be the same thing as dangerous to you.

Ugh, You just keep missing the point.

[Oasis]

Get a full body tattoo of Riddler.

[Tom Gunn]

Tattoos are stupid in my opinion.
Probably because there isn't a single person I've met that does not have a tattoo hidden on their body somewhere.

[?]

Related, But expensive.

[oromis]

People are thinking about tainting their skin at 15? Why do people want ink injected into their skin anyway?

[JD]

People are thinking about tainting their skin at 15? Why do people want ink injected into their skin anyway?

It looks dope?

[CrumpetMassacre]

People are thinking about tainting their skin at 15? Why do people want ink injected into their skin anyway?

It's not like I'm going to go get my sleeve done. I just want one little thing.
And plus. It won't be completely noticeable.

[SeventhSandwich]

1. It hurts.

2. A chemical in common tattoos that simulates black ink is linked to serious allergic reactions and in some cases anaphylactic shock.

[Nightmare-Duckie]

Those are beyond awesome, I've never wanted a tattoo before but this may change my mind; although, I want one that glows in the dark where it doesn't have to be exposed to UV lights (You know, like those plastic glowing stars everyone had/has?). ALSO I'm kinda focusing on waiting till they have a safer one... because I am aware of the dangers that are linked with UV rays and the chemicals used to make the glowing effect.