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WarHawk-AVG wrote:Well there was a silencer company offering a $1000 free supressor if you got thier company logo tatood on your body..thier Molon Labe tatoo was pretty spiffy too!

I think its too late for the silencer though

I'll bet you a $1000 suppressor that you'd regret selling real estate on your body for some company logo eventually....

The Annoyed Man wrote:

iratollah wrote:

dukesean wrote:For me, I prefer tattoos of Bible verses. Sounds ironic huh?

Is it safe to bet that Leviticus 19:28 is not one of the verses you chose?

I was wondering if someone was going to mention that one.

Oh trust me I went through all the rationale esp with respect to Lev 19:28.

It's important to understand the cultural context at the time of Lev 19:28. Pagans at the time were tattooing the dead for religious purposes. If we can recall, the Jews at the time had a very bad track record of keeping themselves separate from pagans and had a tendency to adopt the religions and gods of other peoples. The laws in Leviticus were intended to discourage this sort of behavior, lest they continue to fall into the same trap. Tattoos these days aren't typically used for pagan rituals and so I think the application is a little bit different.

That being said, if you feel that tattooing yourself is a sin, then yea you probably shouldn't get one.

I'd say sit on the idea for a while. There's never any rush when getting a tattoo, especially one that will be mostly concealed.

That being said, if after sitting on it for a while you still like the idea of it always being on your skin, then go for it. The main point is that it's got to mean something to you, something you don't want to forget. For me, I prefer tattoos of Bible verses. Sounds ironic huh?