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Bacteria that are engineered to infect epidermal cells and manufacture brightly colored pigments. They work like anthrax or botulism, but instead of deadly toxins, they leave behind color proteins found in chameleons or fish. When you are happy with the color and pattern, you take a mega dose of Anti-Tatootics
to kill the bacteria. It would most likely cause permanent damage in the long term, but that would just increase its appeal in its target market, the disaffected, self-destructive young...
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is this an alternative to or in conjunction with acne? |
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The acne could make some interesting topographical relief for the tattoo. |
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why must tatoos look so cool and yet be with you until you're old and they don't look cool anymore? |
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I guess it's a committment thing. I don't get it. |
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add a few scars and we have a load of Pollock's |
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Why not use UV sensitive ink. Given a strong enough exposure to UV the ink fades naturaly. Allow the tat to last say 2-3 years under normal sunlight should do OK. |
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I've been expecting someone to mfd this based on "GM magic". Is there some reason not to? |
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Yes [krelnik] it's actually moderately plausible. Dumb certainly, but it could probably be done. |
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I rock a fishbone tattoo. [-] |
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This is a friggin goldmine idea! Think about it. It involves 1)living bugs/bacteria, 2)body art, 3) potential long-term side effects, and 4) taking pills. All of these ideas separately are great for wrestling money from teenagers, but combine them into one product? Dynamite! Moneymaker in any generation, I say! Croissant! |
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So I can get MOM written in boils across my shoulder? (in a cute little blackhead heart) |
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