March 18, 200818 yr I'm thinking about getting a tattoo, and wanted to know what BGPers have them, and where the best places in NKY to go are....
March 18, 200818 yr I hope to have one by the end of the month from a friend of a guy I work with who will do it for very cheap. It just depends. Dana's on Mainstrausse charges by the piece and Mother's charges $100 per hour so it just depends on what kind of tattoo you want to get, like the size and the colors and the detail and what not. If you have it drawn on a piece of paper I would take it down there and get a price from both places.
March 18, 200818 yr If you are going to get one make sure the person is certified to do them or you could face big problems. JD
March 18, 200818 yr Just an opinion and I really think to each his own on this one:thumb: but..........why anyone would want to permantley scar their bodies is just beyond me. Just ironic that I happened to have recieved in a "joke" e-mail this morning but it applies to this............"Just a thought but do you realize that one day we will have thousands of old men and old ladies walking around with tatoo's? Think about this, those tatoo's will "drop" in places were they weren't originally placed or meant to be......:sssh:
March 18, 200818 yr I've heard things about that Gypsy Rebel guy down toward Warsaw ... Naw, but seriously dude: Tattoos are passe'. Don't rebel along with the rest of the mainstream.
March 18, 200818 yr I'm thinking about getting a tattoo, and wanted to know what BGPers have them, and where the best places in NKY to go are.... I've never heard it called "Northern Kentucky", but don't limit yourself, there are other parts of the body that tattoos look good on.
March 18, 200818 yr Go to Dana's in Cincinnati on Hamilton Ave. Ask for Dana, his son or Tyler. If it is a large piece they will charge by the hour. Smaller stuff depends on what it is. I am currently in the process of having my whole back left shoulder done at Dana's. Tyler is doing the work on mine. I am about 6 1/2 hours into it with 1 to go. This tattoo is 2 dragons curled and facing each other. It is in honor of my late father and the tattoo is called "Like Father Like Son."
March 18, 200818 yr Author Just an opinion and I really think to each his own on this one:thumb: but..........why anyone would want to permantley scar their bodies is just beyond me. Just ironic that I happened to have recieved in a "joke" e-mail this morning but it applies to this............"Just a thought but do you realize that one day we will have thousands of old men and old ladies walking around with tatoo's? Think about this, those tatoo's will "drop" in places were they weren't originally placed or meant to be......:sssh: That's the main reason I'm still debating on whether I want one. I don't want to look back 20 years from now and wonder what the heck was I thinking.
March 18, 200818 yr That's the main reason I'm still debating on whether I want one. I don't want to look back 20 years from now and wonder what the heck was I thinking. Exactly, by the time your old and grey, your "Northern Kentucky" could be drooping to your "Fort Campbell".
March 18, 200818 yr Go to Dana's in Cincinnati on Hamilton Ave. Ask for Dana, his son or Tyler. If it is a large piece they will charge by the hour. Smaller stuff depends on what it is. I am currently in the process of having my whole back left shoulder done at Dana's. Tyler is doing the work on mine. I am about 6 1/2 hours into it with 1 to go. This tattoo is 2 dragons curled and facing each other. It is in honor of my late father and the tattoo is called "Like Father Like Son." I have a similar design (but only one dragon) across my left shoulder and back. As far as the "regrets", people have been tatooing themselves for centuries, if your only worry is how your tatoo looks when your 60 I'd say you have lived a fine life.
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