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    Nonconformity vs. Stereotyping Since the dawn of the first tattoo‚ there has been a cloud of judgment hanging over the tattoo scene. In the early days‚ only the wealthy could afford one; however‚ that all changed with the invention of the electric tattooing machine. After that‚ tattoos were everywhere‚ inescapable. The “degenerates‚” as society began to label them‚ were seen as social abnormalities and have been associated with the mentally insane. The topic of this essay is to debate whether New

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    into someone simply receiving a letter and not knowing what it means or how to read it. In the same way‚ the man’s tattoos in “First Poem for You” symbolize love and mystery. They are pictures on a man’s skin that represent his inner being without him having to show the woman who he is or wear his emotions on his sleeve. The woman is both intrigued and intimidated by his tattoos because they represent the idea of permanence. Therefore‚ she is frightened for the relationship to potentially become

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    LA Ink‚ the shop has never had a slow day. Her and her employees have had a waiting list for up to a seven month period. The products of Kat von D are mostly tattoo concealers and tattoos. The tattoo concealer simply covers up tattoos according to your own complection. The use of the concealer is great for formal outgoings. Her tattoos are also a great product for expressing yourself and never forgeting about them. Her work has escalated since the age of 14 and will never stop. My opinion to

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    Date: April 15‚ 2012 The Culture of Tattooing I have always found tattoos to be a very beautiful‚ personal expression of one’s self. They are used to express personalities‚ beliefs‚ telling stories‚ labeling of groups‚ medicinal and many other ideas. Nowadays‚ tattoos are everywhere. It’s like being in a constantly changing museum of art with an infinite number of styles‚ artists and stories being told. I myself want a tattoos however‚ I have not figured out the exact story I want them to tell

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    decision about your own possible tattoos. Preview: In order to increase your knowledge of tattoos‚ so you or someone you know will be less likely to regret their possible tattoos I’m going to focus on the following areas: The reason for getting a tattoo‚ the risks and the myths about tattoos‚ and tattoo removal. The history behind tattoos is just as fascinating as the tattoo itself. Whether flaunted or hidden‚ sought as art or bought on a whim‚ the tattoo varies from culture to culture‚

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    Tattoos and tattooing are taking on an increasingly larger‚ more visible role in today’s mainstream pop culture. Now you see all kinds of tattooed celebrities‚ rock stars‚ movie stars‚ sports stars and even the elite super models proudly displaying their body art. Tattoos have been a part of people’s lives for many years now. To most people living in South Africa‚ tattoos are a normal thing‚ however there are many people with opposing opinions. It’s impossible to walk through a mall for more than

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    suffering from depression. To celebrate the success of his ‘joke’ on Stan‚ Tom decided to get a tattoo of the words ‘I’m the man’ on his upper arm. Tom knew that licensed tattoo parlours would not tattoo him because he was under 18 years-of-age. He decided to ask his older friend‚ Robert‚ to do the tattoo because he had been working for 3 months as a trainee tattoo artist. In order to give Tom his tattoo Robert took equipment from his work as he left at the end of his day. However‚ because he was

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    and more common. Many people around the world have at least once tattoo but‚ it was not always this way‚ tattoos used to be only for kings and queens or those of importance. The earliest known examples of tattoos date back to ancient Egypt. The first tattoo found was from the famous frozen mummy known as “The Iceman”. The tattoos found on The Iceman‚ located on each of his joints and are believed to relief joint pain. Others tattoos found on remains from ancient mummies from as far back in history

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    “The Identity Crisis Under the Ink‚” by Chris Weller was an article revolving tattoos as well as how they are represented as an identity towards the carrier‚ which can also be used as a way to establish an understanding of who they actually are. As Weller discusses how these marking on the skin can be more than just a tattoo but can have a profound meaning behind it‚ which corresponds to‚ “Tattoos helped add a dash of specificity by signaling individuality in the same ways a birthmark or scar might

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    reviews and meta-analysis of 124 published studies from 30 countries‚ found that people with tattoos were almost three times more likely to have hepatitis C as those without tattoos. Diseases such as hepatitis B‚ tuberculosis and HIV. Skin infections are also common from tattoos. Many of these causes are due to unhealthy conditions not only in the tattoo establishments; but in homes where many people are doing tattoos as side work from home without being regulated or licensed. It’s shocking that no precautions

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