SimpleSoul said:

TheFreakerFantastic said:

This is terrible.....that sicko boyfriend of hers needs to be locked up.......

You don't do that for a boy , if he leaves and finds another girl , they are gonna bug you about that. Besides , can you get something like that off.

Yeah but her face would look like a big ass red rash if that happens and from the looks of it, it's gonna be HARD to get rid of that!

Timmy84 said:

SimpleSoul said:

You don't do that for a boy , if he leaves and finds another girl , they are gonna bug you about that. Besides , can you get something like that off.

Yeah but her face would look like a big ass red rash if that happens and from the looks of it, it's gonna be HARD to get rid of that!

Timmy84 said:

SimpleSoul said:

You don't do that for a boy , if he leaves and finds another girl , they are gonna bug you about that. Besides , can you get something like that off.

Yeah but her face would look like a big ass red rash if that happens and from the looks of it, it's gonna be HARD to get rid of that!

She'll have to do her lips too because he tattooed them too!

Timmy84 said:

SimpleSoul said:

You don't do that for a boy , if he leaves and finds another girl , they are gonna bug you about that. Besides , can you get something like that off.

Yeah but her face would look like a big ass red rash if that happens and from the looks of it, it's gonna be HARD to get rid of that!

It would take probably YEARS and I bet it's super expensive and quite a process

would you give a person with that on her face a job?

Could she cover it up with make-up for work?

Even if they remain together forever and ever, that's going to get old real fast, and both of them are going to regret ruining a perfectly lovely face. She planning on working at the circus? Maybe a carnival side show? The exihibit of the fool. Oh how are those parent/teacher meetings going to go, oh, wait, forget that...her kids...they'll have to introduce her to their friends, now that will be an experience. I guess their planning are doing the talk show circuit, I hope they are good at saving their money, cause that's going to dry up, quick, even if they do get that windfall and cover every single talk show, what's that a year, year and a half of checks, then what?

ZombieKitten said:

Timmy84 said:

Yeah but her face would look like a big ass red rash if that happens and from the looks of it, it's gonna be HARD to get rid of that!

It would take probably YEARS and I bet it's super expensive and quite a process

That is an incredible result! I have a couple friends who've taken advantage of certain government programs to get tattoos removed and they haven't turned out that well. The fact that this guy had so many have actually helped, because you can usually still see the outline of the area they're going over with the lazer, even after it's completely healed.

morningsong said:

Even if they remain together forever and ever, that's going to get old real fast, and both of them are going to regret ruining a perfectly lovely face. She planning on working at the circus? Maybe a carnival side show? The exihibit of the fool. Oh how are those parent/teacher meetings going to go, oh, wait, forget that...her kids...they'll have to introduce her to their friends, now that will be an experience. I guess their planning are doing the talk show circuit, I hope they are good at saving their money, cause that's going to dry up, quick, even if they do get that windfall and cover every single talk show, what's that a year, year and a half of checks, then what?

I wouldn't even think it was that much. Most people don't get much for appearing on talk shows, particularly if they're willing to go on a lot of them. It's the people who DON'T want to go on talk shows but get offered enough to do an exclusive that make money.

i don't feel bad about googling people or myself. not an unattractive human being, just marry me first please. no need to advertise, etc.

un-fucking-believable.........

sonic said:

un-fucking-believable.........

freaking (or FUCKING) beweaveable. forgot all about bricks.

Cerebus said:

ZombieKitten said:

It would take probably YEARS and I bet it's super expensive and quite a process

That is an incredible result! I have a couple friends who've taken advantage of certain government programs to get tattoos removed and they haven't turned out that well. The fact that this guy had so many have actually helped, because you can usually still see the outline of the area they're going over with the lazer, even after it's completely healed.

I can't imagine the time and the cost

but I'm sure this guy must be happy with the result

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Timmy84 said:

Yeah but her face would look like a big ass red rash if that happens and from the looks of it, it's gonna be HARD to get rid of that!

She'll have to do her lips too because he tattooed them too!

That's right. Her lips are tattooed too. What a mess...

Timmy84 said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

She'll have to do her lips too because he tattooed them too!

That's right. Her lips are tattooed too. What a mess...

i doubt it will smudge.

Cerebus said:

morningsong said:

Even if they remain together forever and ever, that's going to get old real fast, and both of them are going to regret ruining a perfectly lovely face. She planning on working at the circus? Maybe a carnival side show? The exihibit of the fool. Oh how are those parent/teacher meetings going to go, oh, wait, forget that...her kids...they'll have to introduce her to their friends, now that will be an experience. I guess their planning are doing the talk show circuit, I hope they are good at saving their money, cause that's going to dry up, quick, even if they do get that windfall and cover every single talk show, what's that a year, year and a half of checks, then what?

I wouldn't even think it was that much. Most people don't get much for appearing on talk shows, particularly if they're willing to go on a lot of them. It's the people who DON'T want to go on talk shows but get offered enough to do an exclusive that make money.

I just can't help but to put a reason to something so unreasonable. For all I know talk show circuit probably never even crossed their minds. But I'm really having a hard time wrapping my head around why, who needs that much attention? And how many more like that are out there? Scary.

ZombieKitten said:

Cerebus said:

That is an incredible result! I have a couple friends who've taken advantage of certain government programs to get tattoos removed and they haven't turned out that well. The fact that this guy had so many have actually helped, because you can usually still see the outline of the area they're going over with the lazer, even after it's completely healed.

I can't imagine the time and the cost

but I'm sure this guy must be happy with the result

Even in the picture you can see the outline of discoloration, the nic in his eyebrow even the arrow is faintly visable, and I'm sure there are other telltale signs on his face that the naked eye would pick up quite easily, but I'm sure he's relieved, but the pain and cost must have be high.

ZombieKitten said:

Cerebus said:

That is an incredible result! I have a couple friends who've taken advantage of certain government programs to get tattoos removed and they haven't turned out that well. The fact that this guy had so many have actually helped, because you can usually still see the outline of the area they're going over with the lazer, even after it's completely healed.

I can't imagine the time and the cost

but I'm sure this guy must be happy with the result

So when Roy called a couple of months later saying a donor was willing to pay for the surgery, Widner could hardly believe it. The donor, a longtime supporter of the SPLC, had been moved by Widner's story - and shocked by photographs of his face.

"For him to have any chance in life and do good," she said, "I knew those tattoos had to come off."

She agreed to fund the surgeries - at a cost of approximately $US35,000 - on several conditions. She wanted to remain anonymous. She wanted assurances that Bryon would go into counselling and would pursue either a college education or a trade.

...

Slowly - far more slowly than Widner had hoped - the tattoos began to fade. In all he underwent 25 surgeries over the course of 16 months, on his face, neck and hands.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/wor...z2KJF5zBqj

ZombieKitten said:

Cerebus said:

That is an incredible result! I have a couple friends who've taken advantage of certain government programs to get tattoos removed and they haven't turned out that well. The fact that this guy had so many have actually helped, because you can usually still see the outline of the area they're going over with the lazer, even after it's completely healed.

I can't imagine the time and the cost

but I'm sure this guy must be happy with the result

And the pain! They blast that shit off with lasers.

He'll probably never need a face lift - all his skin is new.

Genesia said:

ZombieKitten said:

I can't imagine the time and the cost

but I'm sure this guy must be happy with the result

And the pain! They blast that shit off with lasers.

He'll probably never need a face lift - all his skin is new.

I spelled laser with a z.

Cerebus said:

Genesia said:

Cerebus said:

I spelled laser with a z.

I guess you're not as geeky as you think!

Eh, I was just doing too many things at one time. Spread the geekiness too thin and forgot to proofread.

mynameisnotsusan said:

mynameisnotsusan said:

ZombieKitten said:

I can't imagine the time and the cost

but I'm sure this guy must be happy with the result

So when Roy called a couple of months later saying a donor was willing to pay for the surgery, Widner could hardly believe it. The donor, a longtime supporter of the SPLC, had been moved by Widner's story - and shocked by photographs of his face.

"For him to have any chance in life and do good," she said, "I knew those tattoos had to come off."

She agreed to fund the surgeries - at a cost of approximately $US35,000 - on several conditions. She wanted to remain anonymous. She wanted assurances that Bryon would go into counselling and would pursue either a college education or a trade.

...

Slowly - far more slowly than Widner had hoped - the tattoos began to fade. In all he underwent 25 surgeries over the course of 16 months, on his face, neck and hands.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/wor...z2KJF5zBqj

Wow.