Should I get a barcode tattoo ? please reply asap

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I mean Idk. It don't look bad but.. How much was it and how long did it take overall?
I personally prefer artistic stuff for tattoos like naked women :colone:

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Doones

It's a famous advertising campaign about you.

Reply 102

jedygety

this is my favourite thread

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Texxers

Lmao this is the best thread I've ever seen 😂😂😂

Reply 104

Sammylou40

You do know that your value will now decrease significantly over time and eventually you’ll become obsolete?
If I were you I’d have concentrated on the decorating.......

Reply 105

Doones

Original post by Sammylou40

You do know that your value will now decrease significantly over time and eventually you’ll become obsolete?
If I were you I’d have concentrated on the decorating.......

In fairness, Maltesers will never be obsolete. :hand:

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Reply 106

Sammylou40

Original post by Doonesbury

In fairness, Maltesers will never be obsolete. :hand:

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I thought the same about spangles.......

Original post by Sammylou40

I thought the same about spangles.......

Reply 109

Sammylou40

Original post by Chaz254

So where are the pics?

PAges 6 and 7

Reply 110

the bear

Original post by Notnek

I'm guessing you don't have an RF tag implanted in your arm so your arm will not trigger shop alarms.

oh no

don't give him ideas Notters

smh

Reply 111

Reue

You do seem to have an unhealthy obsession with barcodes though.

Reply 112

Notnek

Sounds like it isn't unhealthy and if you enjoy scanning yourself then I say keep doing it!

But you're still wrong about shop alarms.

Reply 113

ShyBeatlesFan01

I wouldn't get a tattoo at all. If that's what you want then you should. After all, it is your body and your money paying for it.

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Reue

I worry that scanning your face with a laser may damage your eyesight.

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Doones

Something three feet away is different to something 3 inches away (or closer).

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ShyBeatlesFan01

No its just that I don't particularly like them however there are things I have such as long hair which other people don't like. Be yourself! Do what you want!

(edited 6 years ago)

Reply 117

Doones

Your scanner is LED not laser. So you're fine on that front.

I still wouldn't recommend prolonged and close exposure to your eyes.

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Doones

I don't need to make something to be able to research it:

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applesforme

this article is from an online medical library, it seems to think lasers could be dangerous. So you shouldn't be messing around with a laser in your room, in asda or anywhere else and I would think putting it directly in your eyes is a really dangerous thing to do. As I said before if unsure or sounds weird, ask a family member.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3799025/