I wonder

[cheshgrl]

I think I might want another tattoo. I know most of my friends do not have tattoos and do not agree with them for one reason or another and I know that my attempts at explaining why they are important to me are all waisted oxygen, but then trying to explain getting drunk for no reason confuses me in the same way. So I guess in that we are even. I

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[mad__pierrot]

First off, it's good to see that you've definitely mastered the art of putting pictures on your LiveJournal entries.

As for the tattoo . . . well, I'd never want to get one myself, but if you want to, then by all means do so. This particular cat does have a strong connection to your past, and if it's had this many positive connotations, I seriously doubt that you're going to regret it later on in life. I guess I'd have a few questions about the particulars of the tattoo (e. g. size, location), but otherwise I would not have a problem with you getting a tattoo of the Cheshire Cat. After all, this cat is to you what dragons are to me.

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[calibusthegreat]

I love the second one. It reminds me of what I've seen before with cartoon character tattoos. I've noticed that alot of people get small cartoon tattoos in inconspicuous places like the hip, underbelly, lower leg under the sock, etc. and it's always the first tattoo they show off (I believe because of a strong childhood or adolescent bond with character.) Anyway, back on subject, I really like how suave and having-fun-with-helping-Alice-but-confusing-the-hell-out-of-her-at-the-same-time he is.