So we all know that tattoos help you play guitar right? So I got a new one last week. My old bat went from the first picture to the second. I also have a treble clef on the top of my spine. So what have you lot got?ā¦ā¦
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This is mine. It is from when I hit 18 years. Heavy metal had a big influence in my life at that moment, so I wanted to get it reflected on my skin. Didnāt help with the guitar though
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I have the goal to buy a Flying V just like the one I have in the tattoo when I reach and advanced level 
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Tatless, no wonder I canāt playā¦
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Tattoos only work in the correct combination with top hats and Bourbon
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A treble clef on the outside of my right calf, and a shamrock with the words āUntil we meet againā on the inside of my right calf. The shamrock is in memory of my mom, gone 10 years already. The treble clef is obvious lol
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Nah I have none and I think I am not so bad, so there is hope
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I have way too many to show in this forum, those pictures is best left out of the forum for others to seeš¤£
And nahā¦ doesnt help much either 
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Some cool images shared. I myself am ink-free ā¦ Iām a weeny and stay as far away from needles as possible. As for guitar nothing but practice to help me, I think even a few drinks would not relax and improve but rather ruin what I have.
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I see, so so far it seems that tattoo ink maybe isnāt āmagic guitar playing potionāā¦ā¦ maybe it is just practice 
Still cool though 
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If youāre scared of needles Iām sure it really isnāt worth it 
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Time spent in a tattoo shop could be time spent PRACTICING!
Just kiddingā¦
Iām never satisfied so tattooās are not for me
Ha, I actually had my most recent one to help me stop practicing for a bit as Iād hurt my wrist (not too bad now).
There is also the point that money spent on tats could be spent on guitars
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For all the young people who are watchingā¦ I now have 4 children, and more will follow when they come to visitā¦ 9-12-13-en(?) got addicted to āJustinā, ā¦ And for them i say, the advice I received as a teenager also applies to the older children 
ā¦ Do you like a picture or a text that appeals to you, print it and check it daily, after at least a year you still think it is a good idea to immortalize it ā¦ then you have made a well-considered choice, ā¦ so I didnāt find anything so beautiful a year later that I wanted it on me forever, and now Iām without tattoo,ā¦
I was very happy with the advice from an older friend who doesnāt remember it when I came back to it 2 years agoā¦and he himself has at least 5, and some very large tattoos 
Greetings ,Rogier M
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Only if you mix a drop off Justinās blood in the inkā¦
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Doh, of course, the missing ingredient 
Yep, Iāve always waited a year before having one. Donāt understand people who get them on a whim.
My daughter has got loads and she aināt got a clue when it comes to playing guitar, sheās a good singer though!
I just donāt like needles - Iāve had too many stuck into me (mostly blood tests 
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One small drink and my fingers are did coordinate noodles! I agree, guitar puro.
At 56, I can now think of a few things that I could live with as a tattoo for the remainder of my life. Couldnāt have committed before, but age, marriage and children teach what commitment means.
That is probably why I can commit to learning guitar.
But as tattoos go, maybe I could be ready, but I have no one to impress and no need to do it for myself, so I will stay ink free, even if it impairs my guitar learning mojo.
