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Diving Tattoos - Do you have one?
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This is not necesarily true. Organ donation is a Good Thing (tm). A few years ago, the Donar Alliance in Colorado had a publicity campaign uring people to 'recycle yourself'...
Herk_Man
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How could you tell by the tattoo that the turtle had swallowed a dive flag???
Maybe it would be an "exploded" view, or one of those transparent/cutaway things like they do to show the internal workings of a car engine...
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mikemenke
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Tattoo of a stylized sea turtle on my left chest that I got in Hawaii. Came from a photo I took off of a surf board there. I have three tattoos (none fancy or large), and as far as I am concerned, they all HURT
SteveTW
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I have a blue shark on my lower left leg. Looking for something else to add to it. Maybe a diver just above the shark.
Hammerhead
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Predictably enough, I have matching Great Hammerheads on each shoulder. Have been involved in conservation of this species (and others) for several years now, hence the relevance.
Originally - at thirty - I had one done on my left shoulder. Four / five years later, my kids convinced me that a matching one on the right would be cool, and I'll be damned, they're right.
Originally - at thirty - I had one done on my left shoulder. Four / five years later, my kids convinced me that a matching one on the right would be cool, and I'll be damned, they're right.
Left shoulder
Official meaning is "diver below - stay well clear"!
FloridaRanger
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No ink here. Bodies ... and minds ... change over time.
all4scuba05
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Me diving the USS Bass.
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