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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1991)
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My mom said that in her time, people pricked their fingers and tubbed the blood together and now it's-tattoos.' said Madelyn Driscoll. University student, about her moth er s reaction to the quarter sized sun tattooed above the inside of her daughter's ankle My dad chooses to ignore it . " We ll keep them forever about her mom. who reminds her to take it out tor interviews And what's it like to be on the other side of the ornamentation is sue7 For those who sell the acces sones, the issue is a bit more tech: nical Some use them for nose rings, but I have no idea how many, said Robin Mi*, referring to the single earring posts she create, and sells at the Fifth Street Market Mt* has bent about 10 posts, in cluding Moye s, into the L-shaped design used by many Nepali worn en The large majority of women I saw had nose rings, she said, re (erring to her 1986 Nepali vacation experience Mix speculated that tattoos 2 ' : months ago after plan nmg the occasion last spring It hurt really badly," Woodman said II you think its going to really hurt it will, and if you don't think it'll hurt it won t ' she said, remember mg what her friend was told by a to cal tattoois! My (greek) house means a lot to me That's partially why I got it she said, referring to her tattoo of greek letters inscribed in a kite, the symbol of her sorority With this. I ran stand out when I want to stand out " It s a fairly personal thing," sad sophomore Joel Smith of his silver trey re pan memories, she said We includes he' ‘nend who shares the same $?0 yellow, orange and red design drawn for them m San Diego Diego A tattoo is an extern ■ a confirmation of your identify. said A ■ O president Jennifer Bills I always wanted a lattoo, but it had to be pretty and it had to have meaning. she said, re fe'nng to her ankle tattoo o* a purple triangle with a ibrys in the middle The labrys is a symbol o! womanhood. ' she said Nose rings also be endearing Now fee' like it s pari of me. ' i d Lane Community College student Jenny M ye referring to the S' ‘ diamond shining on the ugh! sde of her nose i d probably miss it.' she sad about the idea of faking it out perma nenty d was three years ago that sfie and two friends Nose rings end other forms of body ornamentation are enjoying increased popularity noop ring inn one mat can bn found on hr. mp pie I contemplated it for .1 king tirne Having it on your chest means trial it's not something you do to show people They re fine with it ‘.aid Smith of his p.rents wfiom ho described a fa '‘y Dora I hoy wuro a bit curious but don ! t'.ivo any problems When talking tbout tattoos however, o' e must never forge! ttie permanence of the choice Generally speak mg. a tattoo is torove' unless you have a fair amount of money 11 spend Wh ie you can t cover a ta’too with a sk • col ored pigment, You can put another picture on top in such a way that you cant see the ongi rial, said tartooist Doug P e 11 Z e r of Artistic: Tattooing Co You can also have the entire tattoo removed with surgery Costs range from $300 to $1000, md finding re had their noses pierced She did .!. "just to be a little different, she said Also my mom didn't want me to have it so, of course. I had to have it Now she doesn t really notice it umess I'm job hunting." she sa>d nose rings worn by Nepali women are part ot the country's Hindu trad: lion Id always adm.ied it, said Kel iy Woodman a University student who boasts a sma:; black tattoo Woodman and two friends got their constructive surgeons to do the pb m.iy be dittx utt. but not impossible l user surgery may bo a viable op tion in the tuture but currently its o* tremoly expensive Jiii quchnc H u^c GENTLEMEN’S ENCORE (laity Resae Cor rg for Me" & of Discrmarg Taste. 1111 WILLAMETTE We Buy. 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