TATTOO INK ... YIKES

Hoping that an AC or Member will be willing to see what it is that’s not allowing excerpts...

15 different metals; one halogen....

Graphene? Nanotechnology?

I don't have any tattoos but I assumed there was nasty stuff in the ink.

I'm an oil painter and some pigments are no joke... I wouldn't want that shit in me.

please search "tattoo ink in lymph nodes"

and click images

[link to www.odualumni.org (secure)]

whoah


[link to www.sciencealert.com (secure)]

Thank you for the intel/link ~BP

Green... thank y’all for the links/replies.

I’m speechless on that Science Alert link! Holy Shnikes!

“ It's not just ink particles and contaminants that can travel through your body when you get tattooed. Researchers have now found that metal nanoparticles from the tattooing needles can get left behind, too.

These particles - shed from the needles used to puncture your skin and deposit the ink - include Nickel and ______, which are allergens. So they could induce allergic responses previously attributed only to the inks.

Tattoo's = carnie culture
IDK how low somebody's IQ has to be to get a tattoo but it must be somewhere near

Why anyone would need a study or test to comprehend this is crazy to me.

Ancient people used natural substances to mark themselves.

Not chemicals from China

Tatto: Still the number one candidate for the mark.

Thanks for the thread!

That’s not the point of the thread AC but thanks for chiming in.
Also it’s no longer 1973, it’s 2022. If you had said Sailors I’d remind you this isn’t 1953.....Carnie Culture... that was true eons ago.
If you’re going to ride the IQ high horse within the confines of “Label Theory” (lol) around here, you should at least state your reasoning a little better or go full Pat Robertson on me and drop the holy verse regarding the body is a temple...but instead you chose a marginalized, vapid, snarky remark and a tard Gif ...which assures me that we are on complete and totally different frequencies... and that’s ok.
stay low and slow...I’m not here to judge... as you shouldn’t either.



Last Edited by Bad Pattern on 03/30/2022 12:23 PM

My uncle used to work as a well known tattoo artist. He was very clear about which kind of ink and ingredients he would or wouldn't use.
I asked him once why he didn't have those fancy bright colors and such and he stated that was poison and not coming from trusted sources or producers.

These links make total sense to me.

I had a jackass friend years ago that got the “glow in the dark” ink!

Ooof haha. Could be worse... Remember the Yolo tattoo hype.
Also kinda off topic, the best most random tattoo I ever saw while hanging around his shop was a guy that had a washing mashine on the back of his leg. Nothing special, no skulls flames or anything. Just a washingmachine

Awesome. Forgot about those...

I bet it was a Sonic Youth fan!

Lol, close but it was a front loader, outside of that basically the same look.
Guy got it while he was drunk at city festival a few years prior. Had no regrets, was a great convo starter he said.

Im that type that just walks up to people and asks haha. No harm in asking and it leads to some amazing stories.

A little outward conformity is a great social lubricant - keep those tats classy and where they can be covered or uncovered as needed. On top of that, generally speaking, if you weren't in the Navy, a biker gang, fraternity, or prison, tattoos were mostly taboo. I will always judge people who do everything they can to outwardly project non conformity by following popular trends.

I heard the same about Japan, but that was regarding mustaches, apparently for a long time it was a taboo to grow one if you were a 'normal citizen'. Remember seeing an actual documentary on it.

Tattoos were illegal in Oklahoma until 2007-8!

~BP

You shure that wasn´t a turntable?

100% washing machine, a nice front loader. I mean i had to ask him cause i thought my eyes were deceiving me.

Awesome!!!

At least in the prison you know whats in the in ;)

How long was your bid? Nickel... Dime? JK...
You’re right though... they’ll use whatever...
lodged clients I’d have to visit back in the day would often use cigarette ashes.




Last Edited by Bad Pattern on 03/31/2022 08:28 AM