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Tattoo for my new kid
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My son/daughter will be born in May of next yer. I want to get a Tattoo on my arm with their name in it. Small, nothing too rediculous but just enough to say i love my kid 
So for a girl i was thinking a heart but im still deciding on if its a boy. any suggestions?
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an explosion with guns flying out of it...sorry
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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you should look around where you live for a good custom tattoo artist. Check out TattooNow.com, they have amazing artists all over the country.
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Phew, by your title I was thinking you were wanting to 'too your child at birth...
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Smear ink on his face, press the face on your arm and have the artist needle it in for you.
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You haven't even met your kid yet. What if he turns out to be a complete jerk? Then you'll feel stupid.
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Join Date: May 2003
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I'd tattoo the child. Much more amusing and less painful.
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Originally posted by Bluesky:
Smear ink on his face, press the face on your arm and have the artist needle it in for you.
cute
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Clinically Insane
Join Date: Jun 2001
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Dude, what's that sig doing in your post ?
Someone must have hacked your account 
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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Originally posted by fxbezak:
My son/daughter will be born in May of next yer. I want to get a Tattoo on my arm with their name in it. Small, nothing too rediculous but just enough to say i love my kid
So for a girl i was thinking a heart but im still deciding on if its a boy. any suggestions?
How about "rediculous" (sic) on your forehead?
Seriously, tho', maybe his zodiac sign (Taurus?) and birthdate?
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Join Date: May 2004
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Originally posted by ManOfSteal:
Phew, by your title I was thinking you were wanting to 'too your child at birth...
that's what i thought too.
how bout this. wait a few days, until you can find something he's totally attached to (besides parents) ... something like a particular image/toy .. and have that tattoo'ed. the face on the arm isnt a bad thing either .. but might be creepy / deform over time.
as always, remember to post a pic!
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Originally posted by TubaMuffins:
an explosion with guns flying out of it...sorry
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No disrespect but if I was your kid I would find this kind of creepy, especially when I'd reach adolescence. Part of parenting is letting go of your kids and them letting go of you.
Maybe you could have a tattoo of your wife's name or something to celebrate the birth?
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I would say invest the time you would spend getting the tattoo with your child...
and invest the money in a bank account for college (or a down payment on a house if they choose not to go).
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how about a bunch of building blocks spelling out his name?
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Personally I would never get a tattoo. Best just to let the child know that you love them every day.
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Originally posted by wdlove:
Personally I would never get a tattoo. Best just to let the child know that you love them every day.
you're an amazing person, you know that?
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Originally posted by Mastrap:
No disrespect but if I was your kid I would find this kind of creepy, especially when I'd reach adolescence. Part of parenting is letting go of your kids and them letting go of you.
-t
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Originally posted by mitchell_pgh:
I would say invest the time you would spend getting the tattoo with your child...
and invest the money in a bank account for college (or a down payment on a house if they choose not to go).
I agree with this message.
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Originally posted by SafariX:
I'd tattoo the child. Much more amusing and less painful.
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well, you could just tattoo his birthday and time - and perhaps do it as an barcode (yeah, I know... Geekish)?
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Originally posted by ort888:
You haven't even met your kid yet. What if he turns out to be a complete jerk? Then you'll feel stupid.
That falls on he parents. Its all about how the child grows up.
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