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- 13 Cze 2016
He already is a Great Unclean One though. Have you seen his trench foot?
Tattoos [9 Apr 18] Horribly Infected Tattoo
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He already is a Great Unclean One though. Have you seen his trench foot?
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- 18 Wrz 2014
This is a potato that goes to the ER for sniffles, so he will milk this.
As @Chandler Cats said I think this has came along in the right time to save his arse about the Spanish Ditch, any infections like this and they will shit can operations unless it's a medical emergency i.e. they will die if an operation isn't performed electives will be off the table for a few months minimum.
Sadly yes, but no he's not quite pestulat enough possibly on his way to being a Nurgling but not very far along the path yet - I mean with trotters like that he can't walk far along it anyway.
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- 6 Lip 2015
Upon reviewing Ritual Arts I resend my earlier comment about how it might not be on the up and up. They seem to have a fairly loyal clientele and while any business is capable of padding reviews this place seems to be very popular.
If anything this place is almost too good for Phil. I was going through some of the work people have had done and it's evident working with Phils scribbles is not only below their skill level you could consider it demeaning.
It's clear that Phil chose this place due to it's background first and foremost; the shop could be located under some train tracks and use the same needle for every procedure but he would still go just to brag about it. Anything wrong with the tattoo is his fault, no questions asked.
If anything this place is almost too good for Phil. I was going through some of the work people have had done and it's evident working with Phils scribbles is not only below their skill level you could consider it demeaning.
It's clear that Phil chose this place due to it's background first and foremost; the shop could be located under some train tracks and use the same needle for every procedure but he would still go just to brag about it. Anything wrong with the tattoo is his fault, no questions asked.
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- 24 Sty 2018
It looks fucked up because it has been picked to death. I'm familiar enough with body mods, wound care, and self injuries to tell the difference between people who caught something that necrotizedp and people who fuck up their skin compulsively. He paid someone to tattoo ink into his skin and then peeled off the scab containing the ink, and several scabs after that. I don't think it has progressed to cellulitis but it is a little hard to tell because of coloring on healed tats. He would be sporting a fever and malaise, most likely. The yellow parts look mostly like subcutaneous tissue to me rather than large amounts of pus.
Edited to add: this kind of wound will prevent any elective surgery he is claiming to get. It's a standard of surgery intake to ask about and check for broken skin specifically to prevent post surgical infection.
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- 6 Lip 2015
That is genuinely horrifying. Are they trying to carve it out or is the body dejecting it own it's own? Either is unsettling.
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- 14 Lis 2017
Oh thank goodness, I really didn't want to have to see someone die over a month of a blood infection. Even if they are a bicycle-obsessed cow.
Phil, since I don't know much about them, and "they" has been used as a singular pronoun since Shakespeare was writing. At this point, though, might as well use it to annoy you, no matter it's validity.
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- 28 Gru 2015
At least OPL managed to get his infected un-clit in the correct area of the body. Philthy's such a failure that his ended up on his arm.
Chopinpiano
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- 24 Gru 2017
Idk, I looked up MRSA tattoos on Google.
MRSA is an extremely serious staph infection.
I've had cellulitis before (finger infection) and it was among some of the worst pain in my life. It hurt like a bitch. His looks fucking horrifying and needs medical attention immediately.
Not only that, but he can literally peel the skin off along with the tattoo. That's not normal, that's Texas chain saw level shit.
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- 29 Kwi 2015
I legitimately started screaming "Oh my god!" over and over.
This is much more upsetting than an angry carrot man getting us killed in a dick measuring contest.
This is much more upsetting than an angry carrot man getting us killed in a dick measuring contest.
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- 17 Maj 2017
Tbf, it improves the tattoo massively. Fuckoff great big terrible tranny tat v festering lump of green squelch? I think we all know which side we're rooting for.
Repulsive bacteria, do not let us down. Stumpy IS an achieveable goal.
Repulsive bacteria, do not let us down. Stumpy IS an achieveable goal.
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- 13 Cze 2016
I had it on my feet due to wearing too tight shoes then going swimming after work in one of Hackney's less salubrious pools. They swelled up enough that I walked like Sand dan Glokta in Joe Abercrombie's "The First Law" and I had to have intravenous antibiotics because normal tablet form antibiotics didn't touch it.
Thing is, Spudboy doesn't like doctors because they misgender him and say that his translatinxism isn't real. So I dare say he'll ignore anything they have to say as OPPRESSIVE.
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- 14 Lut 2018
Imagine spending money on a shitty tattoo just for an infection to make it look even more shitty.
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- 30 Kwi 2017
Even if it's not infected, the skin looks really fuckin dry. The dude could invest in a decent moisturiser
Chances are the guy got the shitty tattoo at a shitty place too. It might be a case of whoever did it wasn't careful enough to make sure everything was sterile, or gave no aftercare advice other than "don't pick at the scabs".
Either that or the artist did give aftercare advice that was (clearly) not followed.
Chances are the guy got the shitty tattoo at a shitty place too. It might be a case of whoever did it wasn't careful enough to make sure everything was sterile, or gave no aftercare advice other than "don't pick at the scabs".
Either that or the artist did give aftercare advice that was (clearly) not followed.
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- 4 Lut 2018
The artist was treated like shit and said "fuck this guy, no advice for him".
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- 5 Kwi 2015
Don't speculate when you have no evidence or proof itherwise. His tattoo artist in Portland is a trans man and is capable of some great inkwork. As is the shop itself.
This reaction/infection is SOLELY due to Phil's lack of basic hygiene and the fact that the VERY NEXT DAY after getting the tattoo, he wasn't keeping it covered, moisturized, or clean.
He is a profoundly filthy individual, and it's not just contained to things like crapped briefs (a-la cwc). In the vast majority of his tattoo photos, there is a always a super evident patch of clean skin where the ink is going and the noticeable filth on the unwashed areas.
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Looking at it again, and seeing this is a 5 day old tattoo, this has the potential to be a dodgy tattoo job. As I've said before on tattoo posts, Hooves' skin looks to be pretty thin and sensitive, and his regular tattooist looks to be a hard hitter as there are a lot of blown lines, but this time I think the fault may well be with the tattooist.
Science time kids.
When you tattoo someone, the aim is to get the needle at the sweet spot in the dermis where you're planting the pigment within the layers between the epidermis and dermis, but not too deep that you hit a higher concentration of blood vessels or the fat layer (everyone has one, no matter how skinny you are), and not too shallow as to be just beneath the epidermis. Too deep and one or both of two things happen; hitting the blood vessels too hard causes excess bleeding, leading to excess scabbing as the body tries to reject the foreign body of the pigment, and naturally more of the pigment coming off as thicker scabs. Hitting the fat layer is what causes the lines to 'blow out', as the ink blooms when it hits the fat. Too shallow, and the ink just rejects and you lose a lot of the pigment as the foreign body doesn't have as far to go to be pushed out.
If you have particularly thin skin against a large amount of body fat like Hooves, it can be bloody hard to find the sweet spot, which is why I think his tattooist hits him too hard and ends up with a ton of blown lines. That said, this looks like a dirty needle/bad sanitising job to me. If you look at the areas of the tattoo where there's the least open skin, the ink is risen up, aggravated and tight against the epidermis. The areas of open wounds contain little to no pigment, suggesting that they're fairly deep. If he simply hadn't taken care of his tattoo, he'd have had to have literally rubbed dirt in the fucker while it was still fresh to achieve this level of infection over just five days. The only real way to get this infected this quick is through a dirty needle. It's a very nasty staph considering the timeframe.
He's certain to get blood poisoning if he doesn't see a doctor in the next few days, if he doesn't already have it. He'll develop a fever pretty quick and that mess isn't going to clear without treatment. As I said in the previous post, further progression will most certainly lead to even worse scarring that he'll already have at this point, and potentially a skin graft.
Twat needs to see a doctor, NOW.
Science time kids.
When you tattoo someone, the aim is to get the needle at the sweet spot in the dermis where you're planting the pigment within the layers between the epidermis and dermis, but not too deep that you hit a higher concentration of blood vessels or the fat layer (everyone has one, no matter how skinny you are), and not too shallow as to be just beneath the epidermis. Too deep and one or both of two things happen; hitting the blood vessels too hard causes excess bleeding, leading to excess scabbing as the body tries to reject the foreign body of the pigment, and naturally more of the pigment coming off as thicker scabs. Hitting the fat layer is what causes the lines to 'blow out', as the ink blooms when it hits the fat. Too shallow, and the ink just rejects and you lose a lot of the pigment as the foreign body doesn't have as far to go to be pushed out.
If you have particularly thin skin against a large amount of body fat like Hooves, it can be bloody hard to find the sweet spot, which is why I think his tattooist hits him too hard and ends up with a ton of blown lines. That said, this looks like a dirty needle/bad sanitising job to me. If you look at the areas of the tattoo where there's the least open skin, the ink is risen up, aggravated and tight against the epidermis. The areas of open wounds contain little to no pigment, suggesting that they're fairly deep. If he simply hadn't taken care of his tattoo, he'd have had to have literally rubbed dirt in the fucker while it was still fresh to achieve this level of infection over just five days. The only real way to get this infected this quick is through a dirty needle. It's a very nasty staph considering the timeframe.
He's certain to get blood poisoning if he doesn't see a doctor in the next few days, if he doesn't already have it. He'll develop a fever pretty quick and that mess isn't going to clear without treatment. As I said in the previous post, further progression will most certainly lead to even worse scarring that he'll already have at this point, and potentially a skin graft.
Twat needs to see a doctor, NOW.
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- 17 Mar 2016
A skingraft that will probably be treated as a clean canvas for tard tats and the cycle will continue.
Good post, though.
Good post, though.
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- 5 Kwi 2015
See, this is why I absolutely love the Kiwi userbase.
We, as a whole, are a veritable wealth of information on almost every subject as we all have our own unique interests and skills to bring to the table.
I'm still not 100% convinced that its completely the artist for my post before you and his lack of hygiene, but it sounds like it's entirely plausible that the artist plays into it.
The following pictures are from the day he got his tattoo, including the touch-up to the two on the sides of his head to 'even out' the triangles behind the roses.
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See, this is why I absolutely love the Kiwi userbase.
We, as a whole, are a veritable wealth of information on almost every subject as we all have our own unique interests and skills to bring to the table.
I'm still not 100% convinced that its completely the artist for my post before you and his lack of hygiene, but it sounds like it's entirely plausible that the artist plays into it.
The following pictures are from the day he got his tattoo, including the touch-up to the two on the sides of his head to 'even out' the triangles behind the roses.
Fuck me that artist hits like a hammer. I can kind of forgive it though, as Hooves looks to have difficult skin.
From seeing this I'd almost definitely call it a dirty needle/cross contamination within the studio jobby. There's no surface dirt or irritation bar tightness of the skin and slight swelling of the limb, and for it to look the way it does at day five, that's the only way I can see that this has happened.
It might even have been something as simple as the artist forgetting to change his gloves during an ink/needle change or bathroom break, and then locking the contamination in with the cling film for a few hours. We'll never know!
I love the Farms for that too, so many knowledgeable sausages on here almost all the 'tism and shitposting!