Cam Nivag wrote:There's a girl who sometimes works in Loco bar who has a big swastika tattoo on her arm. Maybe it's the non-racist ancient Asian version of the swastika. I don't know. But if I married her I'd still be a tad uncomfortable bringing her back home to Shaker Heights.

The Asian swastika faces/turns left, the Nazi one faces/turns right

Hate tattoos on women

hanno wrote:Could be a Tattoo of roses and I still wouldn't go near here. No class whatsoever.

Too over teaching a comment (for me): No class whatsoever.
It's like me stating that yours is the dumbest comment ever, which it obviously isn't (fc wins that award); yours is just a dumb comment.

I am hopeful that makes sense.

Cheers

I like that kind of work. I've got a fair few skull tattoos myself. It's a death/black metal thing for me but I've always preferred horror/angry art to flowers, puppies and frogs.

I'm not so keen on the bits of the boat race that I can see... but I'd be happy to look at the skulls on her boobs while doing the horizontal bop.

I agree with BKL, it doesn't look done. Looks like the eye sockets were started and then left as if she'd pay the rest later (which I've seen from some people getting tattoos).

GonzoBobH wrote:

hanno wrote:Could be a Tattoo of roses and I still wouldn't go near here. No class whatsoever.

Too over teaching a comment (for me): No class whatsoever.
It's like me stating that yours is the dumbest comment ever, which it obviously isn't (fc wins that award); yours is just a dumb comment.

I am hopeful that makes sense.

Cheers

Each to their own; I do not like massive tattoos like that on the fairer sex.

There seems to be a socially acceptable craze for getting tattoos on girls fingers.

I've seen a couple before, in Khmer script on 'good' girls, not grey or bar types.

Today I picked up my moto registration card from AEON finance office (yay, paid it all off!) and the girl serving me had 'Family' tattooed on the side of her middle finger- a middle class Chinese looking lass.

The wife said it was 'Ok', and she's pretty conservative about these sorts of things.

I feel bad for local artists. Everytime they add photos to their portfolios they are bombarded by, usually, young Khmer men, fantasizing about barbed wire, skulls and tribals, asking "how much?". Very often they will accompany their question with a photo taken from more talented international artists' portfolios, as if tattooing is an act of copy and paste.

I saw one of these whining cunts in a studio once. One artist was finishing working on me while another started working on the freshy. He had a huge clipart dragon stenciled on his back. As soon as the needle touched him he began to scream and flap like a fish on land. His lady friend looked at his reaction, turned to me, looked at him again and then finally shook her head at my direction having compared how her knight was coping. He wasn't. That poor artist must've felt like a torturer. I bet that meter sized dragon is still unfinished today.

Good on the girl in the OP. I don't like the motive very much (Ed Hardy must die) but she's finishing what she started and I respect that.

Some women wear them well, no?

ali baba wrote:Is there any background or context to this photo or is it another of Gonk's, "I saw this on facebook but don't know what's going on because i don't live in Cambodia." posts?

i have her as a friend on facebook,
she's thai and lives on Koh Samui
tattoos not finished still has the skulls to finish off
that was her 2nd sitting as she posted another picture about a week ago with just the outline done