2 Possible Tattoos

[NickReppinThe909]

so i am gonna get 2 tattoos (1 on the bottom of each wrist) and these are what im thinking of getting BUT i am not sure which one and in which direction to put on each wrist to have it make sense when i hold my wrists next to eachother to show them to people

[Exile]

Do you plan on joining the military? If so, you might want to reconsider the location. Cool tattoos tho, whats the translation?

[NickReppinThe909]

HAHAHAHAHA GOOD ONE EXILE LOL hell no im not gonna join the military im gonna be a helo pilot for my sheriffs department (they are cool with non gang tattoos)

the translation should be peace and unity but i want codename or someone who knows arabic better then me to confirm thats how my uncle wrote it and i scanned it onto my computer using letter recognition set to arabic

EDIT: not bagging on the military whatsoever i just dont have the balls for the military mad respect to soliders though seriously for putting up with the stupid shit bush has you guys doing

[Exile]

Haha, yeah, they'd rather recruit a psycho with no ink than a few good men with. I'm living proof. Sad to see our military with such low morale tho. Edited May 24, 2008 by Exile

[SafeSearchOff]

whats the military standards for tats again? no where in a visible area, right? so like upper arms and the whole torso are fair game, right?

[Winter]

whats the military standards for tats again? no where in a visible area, right? so like upper arms and the whole torso are fair game, right?

I think you're right. I was in NYC the other night and met some Marines outside a pub and started to talk to them. I don't remember how we got onto the topic of tattoos, but they showed me theirs and it was all either on their shoulders or their backs, no where else.

[bjelder]

Hey Nick-- just a word to the wise. Be VERY cautious with tattoos in visible places.

Being in the aviation industry, who knows what you're going to do after you fly helos for the police. My boss at my current job used to fly for the state police and now he's doing something totally different.

Just because your current employer is ok with tattoos doesn't mean your next one will be.

Say you decide to start doing charter work in helicopters or something similar. Show up for an interview, extend your arm for the hand shake and BAM they see a tattoo. Not gonna look too good.

I personally think it looks badass, but try to consider the future as well.

[Exile]

whats the military standards for tats again? no where in a visible area, right? so like upper arms and the whole torso are fair game, right?

The policy is that no tattoos should show outside the training uniform. So, neck, face, hands. The policy is different in every branch, the marines and the air force have the strictest standards. I know some guys who got into the navy with a bunch of tattoos, so they don't always follow their own policy. Good to see our government is consistent in following its own policy. Edited May 25, 2008 by Exile

[NickReppinThe909]

Hey Nick-- just a word to the wise. Be VERY cautious with tattoos in visible places.

Being in the aviation industry, who knows what you're going to do after you fly helos for the police. My boss at my current job used to fly for the state police and now he's doing something totally different.

Just because your current employer is ok with tattoos doesn't mean your next one will be.

Say you decide to start doing charter work in helicopters or something similar. Show up for an interview, extend your arm for the hand shake and BAM they see a tattoo. Not gonna look too good.

I personally think it looks badass, but try to consider the future as well.

i'd give up flying all together before i would fly charter i am too much of an adrenaline junky to fly crusty old businessmen like my dad around

[iron molly black]

Hey Nick-- just a word to the wise. Be VERY cautious with tattoos in visible places.

Being in the aviation industry, who knows what you're going to do after you fly helos for the police. My boss at my current job used to fly for the state police and now he's doing something totally different.

Just because your current employer is ok with tattoos doesn't mean your next one will be.

Say you decide to start doing charter work in helicopters or something similar. Show up for an interview, extend your arm for the hand shake and BAM they see a tattoo. Not gonna look too good.

I personally think it looks badass, but try to consider the future as well.

i'd give up flying all together before i would fly charter i am too much of an adrenaline junky to fly crusty old businessmen like my dad around

Hey, flying charter isn't necessarily a bad thing. I had a friend who started doing that and ended up as Julio Iglesia's private pilot, he had a BLAST! lol He used to send postcards to the bar I worked at from each place he visited. He had a stamp made up for the back of them, so he didn't have to write anything...lol. One of the few people I've met who truly loved his job!

[NickReppinThe909]

Hey Nick-- just a word to the wise. Be VERY cautious with tattoos in visible places.

Being in the aviation industry, who knows what you're going to do after you fly helos for the police. My boss at my current job used to fly for the state police and now he's doing something totally different.

Just because your current employer is ok with tattoos doesn't mean your next one will be.

Say you decide to start doing charter work in helicopters or something similar. Show up for an interview, extend your arm for the hand shake and BAM they see a tattoo. Not gonna look too good.

I personally think it looks badass, but try to consider the future as well.

i'd give up flying all together before i would fly charter i am too much of an adrenaline junky to fly crusty old businessmen like my dad around

Hey, flying charter isn't necessarily a bad thing. I had a friend who started doing that and ended up as Julio Iglesia's private pilot, he had a BLAST! lol He used to send postcards to the bar I worked at from each place he visited. He had a stamp made up for the back of them, so he didn't have to write anything...lol. One of the few people I've met who truly loved his job!

and who is that ???

flying charter isnt bad its just bland after you have been flying a helo 50 ft off the ground while a deputy is in the back shooting at a car for training

[Victim026]

He's a big latin singer, millions of albums sold in tons of different languages. He's a beast in human form.

[jonm1357]

He's a big latin singer, millions of albums sold in tons of different languages. He's a beast in human form.

if i remember correctly he's also a bit of a whore

[Exile]

I take no joy in what I'm doing Julio...

[NickReppinThe909]

He's a big latin singer, millions of albums sold in tons of different languages. He's a beast in human form.

if i remember correctly he's also a bit of a whore

whats wrong with that ???

[iron molly black]

He's a big latin singer, millions of albums sold in tons of different languages. He's a beast in human form.

if i remember correctly he's also a bit of a whore

whats wrong with that ???

I'm not going to argue, I heard plenty of wild stories... But he was also a good person to work for, from what I was told.

[NickReppinThe909]

o ok good i thought someone was hatin on me there for a second

[stuyvo]

I would personaly avoid the wrists for a tattoo if you don't have many/other tattoos; I wear a full suit every day at work and haven't gone past my elbow (have a custom web on my left elbow) it definately can hurt you down the track even if you are able to cover it.

and im the first person to say: WOOO TATTOOS!; after being inked alot of people will treat you differently in ways you would not expect.

each unto their own though, iv got about 30hours of tattooing done so far and have another session booked in a few weeks