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Conversation Between wonderbread and Elizabeth

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September 10th 2009 01:49 PM - permalink
Elizabeth

Mine is more hidden because when I wear a shirt it covers it, but when I wear a bathing suit it will show. So I think once everyone stops going ZOMG! SHE HAS A TATTOO GO ASK TO SEE IT!!! not a lot of people will ask if it is real or not.

September 10th 2009 11:23 AM - permalink
wonderbread

I've had my ankle tattoo since I was sixteen and my wrist tattoo since January and I still get, are those real

September 10th 2009 04:32 AM - permalink
Elizabeth

Aww... Thank you so much! I just got it Saturday and no one belives it is real. But it is... I swear!

September 10th 2009 04:09 AM - permalink
wonderbread

Your tat is beautiful
It took me like a trio look to sit there and say its music symbols

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