Helm's new tatoo

rovert

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Just sayin'

oneofakind32

what a gob shight!

RebelRockChick

To be fair, it could be worse....



:pac:

rizzla

Say that hurt. The fill is so painful, and them letters are thick.

Red Sleeping Beauty

Tattoos fail.

ShawnRaven

alan dunne 27 wrote: »

Tattoos fail.

Spoken like someone who doesn't have one, or has no understanding of them.
Depends on if there's a particular meaning behind them. I've only two, with a third on the way. Both have pretty interesting stories behind them. Mark Calloway, much as i hate him, does have pretty good stories behind his ink, Boyzone member Shane Lynch does as well.

That said, I wouldn't have a problem with Helm's ink, but more overkill of the size of it.

ShawnRaven

rizzla wrote: »

Say that hurt. The fill is so painful, and them letters are thick.

Actually the fill is the least painful part of the tattoo. It's the outline that's more pinchy, due to the small size of the needle involved.

The bottom centre of that is likely to be the most painful, given that it's right over the spine. Ouch!

Red Sleeping Beauty

ShawnRaven wrote: »

Spoken like someone who doesn't have one, or has no understanding of them.

I've plenty of understanding of tattoos.

rizzla

ShawnRaven wrote: »

Actually the fill is the least painful part of the tattoo. It's the outline that's more pinchy, due to the small size of the needle involved.

The bottom centre of that is likely to be the most painful, given that it's right over the spine. Ouch!

Well, when I got mine it was the fill that was the worst.

Don't really like it to be honest.


Hooray for long hair though!

Stand back...

ShawnRaven

rizzla wrote: »

Well, when I got mine it was the fill that was the worst.

I guess it depends on the place you get it and who does it. Both of mine are inside the forearms and the lower points were the toughest parts, especially are they were just below the wrists.

Yeah, the points there stung like hell. Well worth it though, would never go back.

Ulk

oneofakind32 wrote: »

what a gob shight!

I agree! Totally :eek:

RAMPAGE1

I like tattoos I have 12 of them all of which mean something special to me, the ribs was my worst one in terms of pain but I wouldn't get my own name on me especially this size
Strange that a wrestler who potentially would change his gimmick would get his name in large black lettering on his back, if he changes he may have to wear a top going forward

rizzla

ShawnRaven wrote: »

I guess it depends on the place you get it and who does it. Both of mine are inside the forearms and the lower points were the toughest parts, especially are they were just below the wrists.

Yeah, the points there stung like hell. Well worth it though, would never go back.

Mines on the back of my neck, outline was fine but the fill felt like he was scraping the skin off my neck. Although I did the wrong thing and partyed like mad the night before, and drink and other stuff thins the blood, so I was bleeding like crazy. I will be geting more though, when I went in for a touch up it wasn't half as bad. Looking at adding to it across my shoulders then down my arms.

Hernandez got his name tattoo'd on his back awhile ago and I think it looks very well. He just went to big with this, he could have left the letters empty and filled em with other stuff. I love tattoo's that upon closer inspection have little stuff within them.

Degag

ShawnRaven wrote: »

Mark Calaway

Sorry, getting a bit annoying now:)

ShawnRaven

Degag wrote: »

Sorry, getting a bit annoying now:)

Considering that's not a quote of mine (i know how to spell his name thanks), i think we know what's more annoying.

Tricity Bendix

Its a very good looking and well-designed piece, but I seriously don't understand why you'd tatoo your own name on your back.

Maybe if you had bouts of amnesia, or were like that guy from Momento, having your name on your front might be of some use, but you wouldn't even notice it on your back.

Any idea when he'll be fit to return, anyone?

ShawnRaven

b.ie curious wrote: »

Its a very good looking and well-designed piece, but I seriously don't understand why you'd tatoo your own name on your back.

Wouldn't be the first time i've seen stuff like that, Ricky Warwick (from The Almighty and New Model Army fame) has his birthplace and birthyear tattooed to his back (Belfast 1966)

Any idea when he'll be fit to return, anyone?

Not anytime judging by the lack of definition of his back in that photo.

Tricity Bendix

ShawnRaven wrote: »

Wouldn't be the first time i've seen stuff like that, Ricky Warwick (from The Almighty and New Model Army fame) has his birthplace and birthyear tattooed to his back (Belfast 1966)

I kind of get the place of birth as it could be seen as a homage, but names and dates of birth just come across as big-headed.

Not anytime judging by the lack of definition of his back in that photo.

I know the picture was put up on the 28th, but we don't know when it was taken. And I wouldn't have thought Helms was that ripped to begin with.

It would be strange for the WWE to increase his profile by giving him the "Just Sayin'" promos if his in-ring return was still a long way off.

ShawnRaven

b.ie curious wrote: »

It would be strange for the WWE to increase his profile by giving him the "Just Sayin'" promos if his in-ring return was still a long way off.

I wouldn't know, i haven't watched WWE in months at this stage. I thought the Just Sayin part of the original post was just rovert being sarcastic.

Fozzy

ShawnRaven wrote: »

Considering that's not a quote of mine (i know how to spell his name thanks), i think we know what's more annoying.

He corrected you because you spelled Undertaker's name wrong in a post on this thread :pac:

He's back

this week

ShawnRaven

Fozzy wrote: »

He corrected you because you spelled Undertaker's name wrong in a post on this thread :pac:

Sh*t! I'd been spelling it that way for over a decade! Don't i feel like a complete plank now?
Thanks, Degag.

Degag

ShawnRaven wrote: »

Sh*t! I'd been spelling it that way for over a decade! Don't i feel like a complete plank now?
Thanks, Degag.

No bother:)