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I am really thinking about getting a rib cage tattoo when I turn 18 in Jan. I was thinking about either getting a long patterns of lillies with many curves in them and spirals, or butterflies or stars? What do you think?
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i love rib cage tattoos i got my rib cage done when i was 17 (after endlessly begging my mom) and it's my favorite tattoo by far, i heard horror stories of how bad it hurts when it really didn't at all, all 4 hours of it. It's your body though so be sure of the design you want, Lillies sound way cute though! :)
i love rib cage tattoos i got my rib cage done when i was 17 (after endlessly begging my mom) and it's my favorite tattoo by far, i heard horror stories of how bad it hurts when it really didn't at all, all 4 hours of it. It's your body though so be sure of the design you want, Lillies sound way cute though! :)
How much would this tattoo cost?
about how much would it cost to get :
The butterflies are passive aggressive and
put their problems on the shelf but they're beautiful
he'll realize the only thing thatâs real are the kids that kid themselves
and the demise of the beautiful
tattooed on the side of a girls rib cage in old english script?
do you think its a cool idea?
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For a quote that long on your rib cage, you would have to get the letters pretty big - anything small would tend to blur over time. Honestly, you should try cutting the quote into at least half, maybe even a quarter - look at it and think about which phrase jumps out or means the most to you. It will look better and be less painful and less expensive if you choose one line to get. Yes the ribs are one of the most painful places to get tattooed. And if you want the whole quote you may have to end up paying hourly and the going rate varies but could be about $100-$150 an hour. Also, getting the whole quote would probably mean getting a tattoo much bigger than you had planned on. Again, I seriously suggest looking at it and picking out one line or a few words that would help you to remember the whole quote.
For a quote that long on your rib cage, you would have to get the letters pretty big - anything small would tend to blur over time. Honestly, you should try cutting the quote into at least half, maybe even a quarter - look at it and think about which phrase jumps out or means the most to you. It will look better and be less painful and less expensive if you choose one line to get. Yes the ribs are one of the most painful places to get tattooed. And if you want the whole quote you may have to end up paying hourly and the going rate varies but could be about $100-$150 an hour. Also, getting the whole quote would probably mean getting a tattoo much bigger than you had planned on. Again, I seriously suggest looking at it and picking out one line or a few words that would help you to remember the whole quote.
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