Did Somebody Say Babble?
Waynes mom
(TWTsMom) writes:
>Heres a way to reach 800 posts before Ruth gets back! Limericks!!!
>
>We do this all the time in the car. Its a great way to pass the time. One
>person starts off, and you go back forth till the limerick is done.
>
>Here's a few to first lines to start:
>
>There once was a pastor in New Jersey...
who's wife was totally curvy...
>
>There once was a big galoot....
who could whistle while playing the flute...
>
>There once was a lady who loved beanies....
Even though they were all rather teeny...
>
>There once was a lady who liked to be tied up...
Her new puppy did bring her good luck!
>
>I'm not as up to speed on haiku, but we could do that as well.
I don't do haiku. I don't even recognize it if I see it.
>
Janet
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If you were dirt upon a road, in sultry summer weather,
I'd be a cloud and rain on you, and we'd make mud together.
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Dollfin330
>(TWTsMom) writes:
>
>>
>>There once was a pastor in New Jersey...
>who's wife was totally curvy...
She had nice boobs
That <insert name here> wished to lube<eg>
<3 Eva <3
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>TWTsMom wrote
>:
>:Heres a way to reach 800 posts before Ruth gets back!
>Limericks!!!
>:
>:We do this all the time in the car. Its a great way to pass the
>time. One
>:person starts off, and you go back forth till the limerick is
>done.
>:
>:Here's a few to first lines to start:
>
>Whose butt sure needed a boot!
The target was wide . . .
Denise :)
Covenant
Margo wrote in message <7h8dra$28...@news1.newsguy.com>...
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>TWTsMom wrote
>:
>:Heres a way to reach 800 posts before Ruth gets back!
>Limericks!!!
There was a young man from Peru,
Who's limericks stopped at line two.
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There was a young man from Verdun.
Covenant.
A Man With Far Too Much Time On His Hands
Denise
Covenant wrote in message <7h9tg2$qo7$4...@news8.svr.pol.co.uk>...
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>Margo wrote in message <7h8dra$28...@news1.newsguy.com>...
>>x-no-archive: yes
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>>TWTsMom wrote
>>:
>>:Heres a way to reach 800 posts before Ruth gets back!
>>Limericks!!!
>
>
>
>There was a young man from Peru,
>Who's limericks stopped at line two.
Just stopping at one
Denise :)
(who couldn't help but do TWO lines 'stead of one)
Covenant
Dollfin330 wrote in message
<19990511093239...@ng-fu1.aol.com>...
>Janet Wrote:
>>(TWTsMom) writes:
>>
>
>>>
>>>There once was a pastor in New Jersey...
>>who's wife was totally curvy...
>
>She had nice boobs
>That <insert name here> wished to lube<eg>
From wednesday up till next thursday!
JUNSIX
<cove...@joelamb.freeserve.co.uk> writes:
>>>>
>>>>There once was a pastor in New Jersey...
>>>who's wife was totally curvy...
>>
>>She had nice boobs
>>That <insert name here> wished to lube<eg>
>
>From wednesday up till next thursday!
pondering all of this....
Marti
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I don't know what your problem is, but I'll bet it's hard to pronounce.
Jan Junod
On 10 May 1999, TWTsMom wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
>
> Heres a way to reach 800 posts before Ruth gets back! Limericks!!!
>
> We do this all the time in the car. Its a great way to pass the time. One
> person starts off, and you go back forth till the limerick is done.
>
> Here's a few to first lines to start:
> There once was a lady who loved beanies....
Whose collection was stolen by meanies.
Jan Junod ju...@u.washington.edu
visit our family's web page at: http://www.famille.org/
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There once was a bard from Hong Kong
Who thought limericks were too long.
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Loren
>
> On 10 May 1999, TWTsMom wrote:
>
> > x-no-archive: yes
> >
> > Heres a way to reach 800 posts before Ruth gets back! Limericks!!!
> >
> > We do this all the time in the car. Its a great way to pass the time. One
> > person starts off, and you go back forth till the limerick is done.
> >
> > Here's a few to first lines to start:
>
> > There once was a lady who loved beanies....
> Whose collection was stolen by meanies.
She paid the asked ransom
Red Dog
>
>x-no-archive: yes
>
>TWTsMom wrote
>:
>:Heres a way to reach 800 posts before Ruth gets back!
>Limericks!!!
>:
>:We do this all the time in the car. Its a great way to pass the
>time. One
>:person starts off, and you go back forth till the limerick is
>done.
>:
>:Here's a few to first lines to start:
>
>Whose butt sure needed a boot!
>
>
>
Then why is everbody always pinchin' it?
Bryce
Trig
>x-no-archive: yes
>
>In article <#DB6Hn8m#GA....@newstoo.hiwaay.net>, hf...@hiwaay.net (Huntsville
>Fire Fighters Assn. - Local 1833) writes:
>
>hiya hffa! oops, Neesey!
>
>>>:Here's a few to first lines to start:
>>>
>>>:There once was a big galoot....
>>>Whose butt sure needed a boot!
>>The target was wide . . .
>He had nowhere to hide...
so he took it right up the chute.
Al
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Visualize Whirled Peas!
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http://www.frontiernet.net/~triggie/index.htm
JUNSIX
<lr5...@inconnect.comperiod> writes:
>>
>> > There once was a lady who loved beanies....
>> Whose collection was stolen by meanies.
>
>She paid the asked ransom
>
To a man who was handsome
AFLRT2
>
> In article <3738DF...@inconnect.comperiod>, Loren
> <lr5...@inconnect.comperiod> writes:
>
> >>
> >> > There once was a lady who loved beanies....
> >> Whose collection was stolen by meanies.
> >
> >She paid the asked ransom
> >
>
> To a man who was handsome
and who liked what he saw in her jeanies
Loren
md...@texasinternet.com
jun...@aol.combos (JUNSIX) wrote:
> In article <3738DF...@inconnect.comperiod>, Loren
> <lr5...@inconnect.comperiod> writes:
>
> >>
> >> > There once was a lady who loved beanies....
> >> Whose collection was stolen by meanies.
> >
> >She paid the asked ransom
> >
>
> To a man who was handsome
>
Missy
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Red Dog
>
>On 11 May 1999 19:24:59 GMT, twt...@aol.com.hex (TWTsMom) wrote:
>
>>x-no-archive: yes
>>
>>In article <#DB6Hn8m#GA....@newstoo.hiwaay.net>, hf...@hiwaay.net (Huntsville
>>Fire Fighters Assn. - Local 1833) writes:
>>
>>hiya hffa! oops, Neesey!
>>
>>>>:Here's a few to first lines to start:
>>>>
>>>>:There once was a big galoot....
>>>>Whose butt sure needed a boot!
>>>The target was wide . . .
>>He had nowhere to hide...
>so he took it right up the chute.
>
>Al
That last line should be: " He was mobbed by wimmen who thought him cute"
Bryce
Waynes mom
(Trig) writes:
>>>>:Here's a few to first lines to start:
>>>>
>>>>:There once was a big galoot....
>>>>Whose butt sure needed a boot!
>>>The target was wide . . .
>>He had nowhere to hide...
>so he took it right up the chute.
>
>Al
EEEW! AL! EEEWWW!!! That was GROSS!!!
Trig
wrote:
>In article <3738eedc...@news.frontiernet.net>, tri...@frontiernet.net
>(Trig) writes:
>
>>>>>:Here's a few to first lines to start:
>>>>>
>>>>>:There once was a big galoot....
>>>>>Whose butt sure needed a boot!
>>>>The target was wide . . .
>>>He had nowhere to hide...
>>so he took it right up the chute.
>>
>>Al
>
>EEEW! AL! EEEWWW!!! That was GROSS!!!
What can I say? Sometimes the muse takes me to strange places.....
Denise
TWTsMom wrote in message <19990510192701...@ngol06.aol.com>...
>x-no-archive: yes
>There once was a pastor in Jersey...
Who's sermons eschewed controversy.
Denise :)
Denise
Trig wrote in message <373cc482...@news.frontiernet.net>...
>about evils and sin
>but in the end he handed out mercy.
Good show, Al! I like it!
Denise :)
Trig
<dfpa...@spot.hiwaay.net> wrote:
>
>TWTsMom wrote in message <19990510192701...@ngol06.aol.com>...
>>x-no-archive: yes
>
>
>>There once was a pastor in Jersey...
>Who's sermons eschewed controversy.
He'd preach with a grin
about evils and sin
but in the end he handed out mercy.
Al
JUNSIX
(TWTsMom) writes:
>>>>>There once was a pastor in Jersey...
>>>>Who's sermons eschewed controversy.
>>>He'd preach with a grin
>>>about evils and sin
>>>but in the end he handed out mercy.
>>
>>
>>Good show, Al! I like it!
>>
>>Denise :)
>
>Me too!
Me three!
>
>I just went to Marti's homepage and see they aren't in New Jersey yet. His
>school is in PA.
We move June 29.
(Boy do I feel like a dolt!!) Luckily, for Marti, there
>are
>tattoo parlors in New Jersey too!!
>
HUH????
Last night there was a party for all the graduating seniors. A bunch of the
guys kept saying they were going to go out afterwards to South Street and get
something tattood or pierced. The most popular choice was a decending dove on
their shoulder. Another suggestion was the school logo on their butts, which
they could flash at graduation! In the end I think they all just went home...
Waynes mom
(TWTsMom) writes:
>I just went to Marti's homepage and see they aren't in New Jersey yet. His
>school is in PA. (Boy do I feel like a dolt!!) Luckily, for Marti, there
>are
>tattoo parlors in New Jersey too!!
>
Oh jeez, I just don't *get* the fascination about Tattoos. My
friend told me on the phone last night that she thinks she's
going to get one when she's in FL next week visiting her BF.
I told her, "Well, you're blonde, you don't know any better".
She took offense. So, I took it back and said she's probably
doing it because she's going TO BE 40 NEXT WEEK and over
the hill and all...
She hung up <g>
Trig
<dfpa...@spot.hiwaay.net> wrote:
>
>Trig wrote in message <373cc482...@news.frontiernet.net>...
>>On Fri, 14 May 1999 17:24:11 -0500, "Denise"
>><dfpa...@spot.hiwaay.net> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>TWTsMom wrote in message <19990510192701...@ngol06.aol.com>...
>>>>x-no-archive: yes
>>>
>>>
>>>>There once was a pastor in Jersey...
>>>Who's sermons eschewed controversy.
>>He'd preach with a grin
>>about evils and sin
>>but in the end he handed out mercy.
>
>
>Good show, Al! I like it!
Thanks, but it took your second line to get it working. :)
Denise
Trig wrote in message <373dc40c...@news.frontiernet.net>...
>On Fri, 14 May 1999 20:43:11 -0500, "Denise"
><dfpa...@spot.hiwaay.net> wrote:
>
>>
>>Trig wrote in message <373cc482...@news.frontiernet.net>...
>>>On Fri, 14 May 1999 17:24:11 -0500, "Denise"
>>><dfpa...@spot.hiwaay.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>TWTsMom wrote in message
<19990510192701...@ngol06.aol.com>...
>>>>>x-no-archive: yes
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>There once was a pastor in Jersey...
>>>>Who's sermons eschewed controversy.
>>>He'd preach with a grin
>>>about evils and sin
>>>but in the end he handed out mercy.
>>
>>
>>Good show, Al! I like it!
>
>Thanks, but it took your second line to get it working. :)
Awww, shucks! <scraping toe in dirt>
Denise :)
(who admits to thinking long and hard on the word to precede "controversy"!
<G>)
Ruth J
:Heres a way to reach 800 posts before Ruth gets back! Limericks!!!
:
:We do this all the time in the car. Its a great way to pass the time. One
:person starts off, and you go back forth till the limerick is done.
:
:
:
:There once was a big galoot....
:There once was a lady who loved beanies....
:
:There once was a lady who liked to be tied up...
:
:I'm not as up to speed on haiku, but we could do that as well.
:
:Jen
WOW!! What a great idea....but I only had 782 when I got back. What
happened. You guys have a slow week???
The vacation was wonderful. We got back yesterday but I was so wiped out
from having fun I only read a bit. You know how hard it is to party and
shop don't ya?? I don't think there was a store in Ensenada we missed. we
also saw a really interesting winery. Had to get a few bottles while we
were at it. Catalina was okay but the tour we took drove us on a quick spin
around the island then dumped us off at a botanical garden for an hour. The
only thing in the garden was cactus and ice plant. Boy was that a thrill!!
San Diego was fine. Shopped a little bit but then I've been there and love
the place. We didn't have as much time there as I would have liked so I
guess we have to go back later.
I had a wonderful time and I'm wanted to stay on the ship but they objected
so I had to leave. <<:-( >> In a few days I will have some of the
pictures of our adventures up on my web site. I'll let ya all know when I
get it done.
R
A woman who wants to be sailing the seas again
Red Dog
>
>JUNSIX wrote:
>>
>> In article <3738DF...@inconnect.comperiod>, Loren
>> <lr5...@inconnect.comperiod> writes:
>>
>> >>
>> >
>> >She paid the asked ransom
>> >
>>
>> To a man who was handsome
>
>
>Loren
>>
There once was a girl from New Orleans
She had a mustache in her jeans
Bryce
Stormy
When one asked her why, all she replied....
Stormy
Red Dog
>
>In article <19990512123919...@ngol05.aol.com>,
> jun...@aol.combos (JUNSIX) wrote:
>> In article <3738DF...@inconnect.comperiod>, Loren
>> <lr5...@inconnect.comperiod> writes:
>>
>> >>
>> >> > There once was a lady who loved beanies....
>> >> Whose collection was stolen by meanies.
>> >
>> >She paid the asked ransom
>> >
>>
>> To a man who was handsome
>>
>
>
>Missy
>
Oh, I see, you all are talking about Pam. <g>
Bryce
Red Dog
>wrote:
>
>>In article <3738eedc...@news.frontiernet.net>, tri...@frontiernet.net
>>(Trig) writes:
>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Whose butt sure needed a boot!
>>>>>The target was wide . . .
>>>>He had nowhere to hide...
>>>so he took it right up the chute.
>>>
>>>Al
>>
>>EEEW! AL! EEEWWW!!! That was GROSS!!!
>
>What can I say? Sometimes the muse takes me to strange places.....
>
>Al
You and da friggin muse better both stay away from dis boy's chute.
Bryce
Red Dog
><dfpa...@spot.hiwaay.net> wrote:
>
>>
>>TWTsMom wrote in message
>>
>>Who's sermons eschewed controversy.
>He'd preach with a grin
>about evils and sin
>but in the end he handed out mercy.
>
Duuuude! the muse strikes again. Good one! <FFT!>
Bryce
Red Dog
>
>(Red Dog) wrote:
>>In article , AFLRT2 says...
>>>JUNSIX wrote:
>>>>
>>>> >>
>>>> >> > There once was a lady who loved beanies....
>>>> >> Whose collection was stolen by meanies.
>>>> >
>>>> >She paid the asked ransom
>>>> >
>>>>
>>>> To a man who was handsome
>>>
>>>
>>>Loren
>>>>
>>
>>There once was a girl from New Orleans
>>She had a mustache in her jeans
>>
>>
>>Bryce
>>
>When one asked her why, all she replied....
>
>Stormy
It keeps busting out at the seams
Bryce
Trig
Dude? Did you see yourself in there somewhere? <beg>
Trig
>In article , tri...@frontiernet.net says...
>>
>>On Fri, 14 May 1999 17:24:11 -0500, "Denise"
>><dfpa...@spot.hiwaay.net> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>TWTsMom wrote in message
>>>
>>>>There once was a pastor in Jersey...
>>>Who's sermons eschewed controversy.
>>He'd preach with a grin
>>about evils and sin
>>but in the end he handed out mercy.
>>
>>Al
>
>Duuuude! the muse strikes again. Good one! <FFT!>
Thank you... thank you... Save a little for Neesey, though...
Red Dog
>
>>In article , tri...@frontiernet.net says...
>>>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>>In article <3738eedc...@news.frontiernet.net>, tri...@frontiernet.net
>>>>(Trig) writes:
>>>>
>>>>>>>>:Here's a few to first lines to start:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>:There once was a big galoot....
>>>>>>>>Whose butt sure needed a boot!
>>>>>>>The target was wide . . .
>>>>>>He had nowhere to hide...
>>>>>so he took it right up the chute.
>>>>>
>>>>>Al
>>>>
>>>>EEEW! AL! EEEWWW!!! That was GROSS!!!
>>>
>>>What can I say? Sometimes the muse takes me to strange places.....
>>>
>>>Al
>>
>>You and da friggin muse better both stay away from dis boy's chute.
>
>Dude? Did you see yourself in there somewhere? <beg>
>
>Al
hehe... ask Jen who the big galoot is. <g>
Bryce
Dollfin330
>
>Oh jeez, I just don't *get* the fascination about Tattoos. My
>friend told me on the phone last night that she thinks she's
>going to get one when she's in FL next week visiting her BF.
>I told her, "Well, you're blonde, you don't know any better".
>She took offense. So, I took it back and said she's probably
>doing it because she's going TO BE 40 NEXT WEEK and over
>the hill and all...
>
>She hung up <g>
>
>
>Janet
I think its better to get one as you get older.
IMO its not to recapture youth or anything,
but youre wiser in making a basically life
long decision.
I feel better that I waited until I was <gulp>
30. I thought about it for 2 years. So I knew
it was something I really wanted and just didnt jump into.
<3 Eva <3
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Don't sweat the petty things and
don't pet the sweaty things.
-George Carlin-
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Missy Pratt
(anniversary present from ex#1), all the rest professional
pieces. The first was when I was 26, the next when I was 30
and all the rest since 1995.
I love my art! Each piece represents a special time or
period in my life and is very special. I was never trying
to 'recapture' my youth--this was something I decided I
wanted to do.
Some of the people I work with laugh at me for: A)spending
the money on something 'immaterial' and B)for how I am going
to feel about them in 30 years. Frankly, if I end up senile
in some nursing home, I hope I can give the poor nurses aid
a giggle.
I have only one more piece planned. It is going to be an
open book, with my mom's name and birth/death dates on the
pages. Since my mother's greatest gift to me was a love of
the written word, this seemed like the best memorial I could
give her.
Missy
(who is kicking herself for sunburning her tats *really*
badly on Sunday!!!)
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Dollfin330
>
>I have 7 tattoos--one started out as a home-made rose
>(anniversary present from ex#1), all the rest professional
>pieces. The first was when I was 26, the next when I was 30
>and all the rest since 1995.
>
>I love my art! Each piece represents a special time or
>period in my life and is very special. I was never trying
>to 'recapture' my youth--this was something I decided I
>wanted to do.
>
>Some of the people I work with laugh at me for: A)spending
>the money on something 'immaterial' and B)for how I am going
>to feel about them in 30 years. Frankly, if I end up senile
>in some nursing home, I hope I can give the poor nurses aid
>a giggle.
>
>I have only one more piece planned. It is going to be an
>open book, with my mom's name and birth/death dates on the
>pages. Since my mother's greatest gift to me was a love of
>the written word, this seemed like the best memorial I could
>give her.
>
The tattoo I got is of dolphins...I wasnt going
to pick something stupid that I *might*
regret later on.
I picked something that I really feels defines
who I am..to everyone that know me...
Know what Im saying <g>
Waynes mom
writes:
>Missy
>(who is kicking herself for sunburning her tats *really*
>badly on Sunday!!!)
You sunbath topless?
Missy Pratt
\,/\,/ <------ my boobs...
Oooh, ick. BAD mental image. No, I just have a swimsuit
that has a mesh part across the front and all of my tats are
exposed (front and back). I am now 'Lobster Woman' and
feeling really sore.
Missy
Stormy
wrote:
>In article <9270678...@beta2.remarq.com>, Missy Pratt <bkw...@hot1.net>
>writes:
>
>>Oooh, ick. BAD mental image. No, I just have a swimsuit
>>that has a mesh part across the front and all of my tats are
>>exposed (front and back). I am now 'Lobster Woman' and
>>feeling really sore.
>>
>
>/me spews!
>Missy, it's pronounced *Lobstah wa-min* :) Be glad you're
>not in RI or you'd be eaten alive! <beg>
>
>
>Janet
Shit, you all knew I would jump in on this one, and Janet, you just
had to say that, didn't you? ROFLMAO!
Maybe she would like RI then? ROFLMAO.....sorry, had to be said.
<giggling hysterically>
Okay, tattoos and the age thing.....here is my take on the whole
thing.
Many people I know have gotten tats. Many have done it when they were
young and impetuous (I don't think I spelled that right) and they
(well some of them) have regretted it. I'm like Eva, I think it was
her that said it anyway, I think that its best to get one after you
are older so that you are more equipped to make lifelong decisions.
Although a tat can now be surgically removed...why would you get one
thinking that? You know?
I think tats are beautiful. What a wonderful way to express yourself.
I like body art, period. But then, no one would know that about me,
now would they? <giggle> Me, with the pierced tongue (Which I LOVE).
I *WAS* going to get a tat until I got a really close up look at
Nik~'s being done. Nope, not gonna do it, wouldn't be prudnet (sp?).
At least for me it wouldn't be because it *LOOKED* like it really,
really hurt, tearing through the skin and all that! YE-OUCH!
Anyway, there is my ramblings. (And I am rambling...LOL)
L&Body Art....
Stormy
Liz
> TWTsMom wrote in message <19990510192701...@ngol06.aol.com>...
> :x-no-archive: yes
> :
> :Heres a way to reach 800 posts before Ruth gets back! Limericks!!!
> :
>
> WOW!! What a great idea....but I only had 782 when I got back. What
> happened. You guys have a slow week???.
Well yeah, some of us did. Maybe we were too busy missing you to post as much as
we would have liked to! :D
>
> I had a wonderful time and I'm wanted to stay on the ship but they objected
> so I had to leave. <<:-( >> In a few days I will have some of the
> pictures of our adventures up on my web site. I'll let ya all know when I
> get it done.
>
> R
> A woman who wants to be sailing the seas again
Well you can go back if you ask really nicely, but dammit next time take the
damn laptop and get some sort of satellite rigged up. Sheesh, how we supposed to
manage without you!
Liz
glad Ruthie had a good time..
Waynes mom
>Oooh, ick. BAD mental image. No, I just have a swimsuit
>that has a mesh part across the front and all of my tats are
>exposed (front and back). I am now 'Lobster Woman' and
>feeling really sore.
>
/me spews!
Missy, it's pronounced *Lobstah wa-min* :) Be glad you're
not in RI or you'd be eaten alive! <beg>
Janet
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O2bTDup
>Missy Wrote:
>
>>
>>I have 7 tattoos--one started out as a home-made rose
>>(anniversary present from ex#1), all the rest professional
>>pieces. The first was when I was 26, the next when I was 30
>>and all the rest since 1995.
Eva said:
>The tattoo I got is of dolphins...I wasnt going
>to pick something stupid that I *might*
>regret later on.
>
>I picked something that I really feels defines
>who I am..to everyone that know me...
>Know what Im saying <g>
>
I had wanted a tattoo since I was 13.. I waited until I turned 32. A birthday
gift from my Mom <g> well... she did give me the money.. and said to spend it
on myself.. for something I really wanted :-) I got a Lions head.. pen & ink
type drawing.. for the "leo" that I am. I have never regretted it, don't think
I ever will. my second tat is a butterfly (I know how typical) but again,
something I wanted... the only other one I want is a piece on my back.. the
full back.. but since that takes time & money and a good artist.. it may wait
another year or so... maybe for the big 4-0.
Tamara~
A rose by any other name would stick you just as bad and draw just as much
blood when you grab a thorn.
Dollfin330
>
>I *WAS* going to get a tat until I got a really close up look at
>Nik~'s being done. Nope, not gonna do it, wouldn't be prudnet (sp?).
>At least for me it wouldn't be because it *LOOKED* like it really,
>really hurt, tearing through the skin and all that! YE-OUCH!
>
>Anyway, there is my ramblings. (And I am rambling...LOL)
>
>L&Body Art....
>Stormy
See, thats the thing... I have a very low tolerance for pain, and believe me
when
I say this... It hurts...but its a bareable<sp?>
pain..really... Its not like your sitting there
screaming your head off.
The one I got took 2 1/2 hours..its pretty big,
but it was over before I knew it...
Dollfin330
>
>And Eva responded...
>
>>See, thats the thing... I have a very low tolerance for
>>pain, and believe me when I say this... It hurts...but its
>>a bareable<sp?> pain..really... Its not like your sitting
>>there screaming your head off.
>
>(And that'd be bearable, Eve)
Thank You =)
>But anyhow...
>
>Getting a tattoo does hurt. It's not a tearing sensation
>though, it's a low-grade burning sensation. Getting a
>tetinus vaccination hurts a lot more. Once the tattooing
>is completed, there is a feeling of mild discomfort. It
>feels like a spot of sunburn. That discomfort is replaced
>by a teeny bit of healing itch by the next day. There's
>no real discomfort after that.
>
>
>Not that I'm advocating anyone getting a tattoo. My
>personal opinion about getting a tattoo is if you haven't
>known for two full years exactly what sort of picture or
>design or symbol you want permanently dyed into your skin,
>you should wait.
>
>I have two. I've had one for... oh, probably 15 or 20
>years. I can't remember exactly. The other I got 5 years
>ago. I've never been sorry I got either one. I'd like
>another, because I sort of enjoy the physical sensation of
>getting a tattoo, but I haven't been able to come up with
>a tattoo design that I wanted bad enough to still be
>visualizing it two years later. So I'm waiting.
>
I dont know if youre talking about me waiting
for two years, but theres a couple of reasons
why I did.
1- I did know what I want, but I didnt just
want it off the wall of some place. So I put
together my own.
2- I also waited because I kept turning it
over and over in my mind. And after 2 years
I realized that I still really wanted it. No
matter what anyone said to me, it all came
back to what I wanted.
Dollfin330
>
>I said...
>
>>(And that'd be bearable, Eve)
>
>And that'd be Eva, Dani. :)
>
I was going to point that out, but didnt
want to sound like I nit-picking, ya know ;-)
Ruth J
<19990518165022...@ng-cn1.aol.com>...
:Missy Wrote:
:
:>
:>I have 7 tattoos--one started out as a home-made rose
:>(anniversary present from ex#1), all the rest professional
:>pieces. The first was when I was 26, the next when I was 30
:>and all the rest since 1995.
:>I love my art! Each piece represents a special time or
:>period in my life and is very special. I was never trying
:>to 'recapture' my youth--this was something I decided I
:>wanted to do.
:>
:>Some of the people I work with laugh at me for: A)spending
:>the money on something 'immaterial' and B)for how I am going
:>to feel about them in 30 years. Frankly, if I end up senile
:>in some nursing home, I hope I can give the poor nurses aid
:>a giggle.
:>
:>I have only one more piece planned. It is going to be an
:>open book, with my mom's name and birth/death dates on the
:>pages. Since my mother's greatest gift to me was a love of
:>the written word, this seemed like the best memorial I could
:>give her.
:
:The tattoo I got is of dolphins...I wasnt going
:to pick something stupid that I *might*
:regret later on.
:
:I picked something that I really feels defines
:who I am..to everyone that know me...
:Know what Im saying <g>
:
:
:
: <3 Eva <3
Mine is a rose and I love it! It is a work of art. The guy even went as far
as to as highlights and shading so it has depth. I hope when I'm old and
senile it won't wilt. So far it hasn't.
R
SweetNik74
(Dollfin330) writes:
>The tattoo I got is of dolphins...I wasnt going
>to pick something stupid that I *might*
>regret later on.
>
>I picked something that I really feels defines
>who I am..to everyone that know me...
>Know what Im saying <g>
>
>
>
>
> <3 Eva <3
I have 2 tattoos. The first I got was a Japanese Kanji symbol meaning *Love*.
I've always had an intense interest in the Japanese culture and I think the
Kanji script is beautiful. And I wanted one that meant something good. My
second was a black panther with a myraid of tribal art surrounding it. My
grandmother and I were really close and when I finally came out about my abuse,
she was the only one who truly supported me. I would spend hours at her house
and I remember her showing me books of large cats..... she loved the panther
the most. She was the one who taught me to love and appreciate animals and
nature. I remember that before she got sick, we must have bought and lovingly
painted over a dozen of those ceramic statues that you can get in some pottery
shops, of black panthers. This was something that I wanted because A. I
thought it was beautiful B. SHE would have thought it was beautiful and C.
It makes me think of her every time I look at it.
I have a few other tattoos I would like to get, but they don't hold any deep
meaning for me so they WILL be ones I think about for quite awhile before
getting them.
Nik~
You have to dance like no one is watching and love like it's never going to
hurt.
SweetNik74
(Dollfin330) writes:
>
>See, thats the thing... I have a very low tolerance for pain, and believe me
>when
>I say this... It hurts...but its a bareable<sp?>
>pain..really... Its not like your sitting there
>screaming your head off.
>
>The one I got took 2 1/2 hours..its pretty big,
>but it was over before I knew it...
>
>
I describe it as an intense bee sting feeling that lasts start to finish. Very
irritating, especially the vibration, but not excruciatingly unbearable. My
Kanji tattoo took 40 minutes and my panther has about 5-5 1/2 hours work on it
altogether now, spread over 3 sessions. That's my only gripe with mine. My
artist is a really good friend <ie, cheap tattoos> so I usually go in and wait
til he's done at the end of a day and then he works on me for as long as he can
til he's tired. First night on my panther was 3 1/2 hours and we finished at
5am. I get tired getting mine done =). BUT, most of you have seen my back
piece. With the purple, outlining, etc that I've had added since the pic I
sent to everyone, it's basically about a $450 tattoo now and I only paid $125,
SO I can't really bitch =)
loren
wrote:
>In article <9270566...@beta2.remarq.com>, Missy Pratt <bkw...@hot1.net>
>writes:
>
>>Missy
>>(who is kicking herself for sunburning her tats *really*
>>badly on Sunday!!!)
>
>You sunbath topless?
>
>
>Janet
>
Would it help if you had a couple of parasols tattooed by the
nipples?
Loren
loren
>>>>
>>>>>There once was a pastor in Jersey...
>>>>Who's sermons eschewed controversy.
>>>He'd preach with a grin
>>>about evils and sin
Loren
SweetNik74
(Sweltering_Bitch) writes:
>Heya Nik,
>
>>I describe it as an intense bee sting feeling that
>>lasts start to finish. Very irritating, especially
>>the vibration, but not excruciatingly unbearable.
>
>Hummmm, I'd never say bee sting. Bees are injecting
>poison and poison hurts a lot more than ink. The few
>times I've been stung by bees, even when I saw it
>coming and wasn't surprised, the pain has been nigh
>unto unbearable. On a scale of 1-10 for pain, I'd
>put bee stings at about a 9, even though that really
>bad pain doesn't last long. The burning sensation I
>get from a tattoo would be maybe a 3 or 4. And the
>soreness that's still there two days later from a bee
>sting...that bruised feeling...that never happens at
>all with a tattoo.
>
>The vibration is a little irritating. Since you're
>prepped for it it's not unbearable, but even without
>the pain, if you were surprised by that vibration, it
>would make you wanna swat the shit outa whatever was
>doing that.
>
>Dani K.
>
See, and I'm opposite. I don't think bee stings are that bad at all
either...... about the same irritation level as a tattoo being done =) Weird
how the same feeling can affect 2 people totally differently. OH!!! And
thanks again for the help the other night. Was very useful.
Hugs,