Tattoos: Art or Self-Mutilation?

I like tattoos-- it seems like it adds something to you.

I've never regretted them-- I have a sword on the back of my neck and a branch of lightning on my wrist.

 

Kessel Runner, so thats where I've seen it before, I couldn't remember at first.
You said that you got in line for AOTC, could you explain this I'm actualy curious.


-Mulacki

 

I was one of the people who camped out for AOTC at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood. About 50 from the line for TPM got a group tattoo and so they did one for this movie too. It has to be a design from the film.

 

Oh okay, so do you also have one from TPM or what?.

-Mulacki

 

How much did it cost?

 

before next year i will have a SW tattoo i havne't quite figured out of what yet. i think yoda but im not sure.

 

I do not have one from TPM because the San Francisco line didn't do tattoos...only the CHinese.

It cost 80 bucks and it was discounted because so many of us got this pattern done.

 

What was the one from the TPM line?.

-Mulacki

 

Well, I don't have a photo of it, but it the symbol from naboo that was actually hard to see in the movie...

Actually if you go to LiningUp.net you can see it. It's part of the Episode II logo we used.

 

Any tatoos I get will certainly have some meaning to me. I would never get something trivial permanently etched into my skin. It may not mean much to most people, but it will have personal meaning.

For example, I plan on getting a tatoo of the Bat symbol somewhere, probably the small of my back. Now, that may seem silly to some people, but to me The Bat is a symbol of committment to upholding justice.