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Tattoo Ideas for Survival,Love, or strength…?
I am looking to get my first tattoo, but I don’t want something that will loose meaning and seem dumb when I hit year 30,40,50,ect…
I don’t want anything to big. It will be placed on the back of my right shoulder more than likely.
I don’t want animals or huge Chinese pictures.
Some ideas I have are that it be related to mexican origins,for I am 50% mexican. Tha it be a symbol instead of a word. And that it will be in black and white.
Any ideas would help. Give me as many links and choices as you want. Also, dont stick to my ideas. give me a wide variety of your ideas. Thanks.
get a wold taking down a moose
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Japanese Get A Mac CM 4 Subtitled “Nengajo – New Year Cards”
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Asian Oriental Chinese Zodiac Poster Scroll with All 12 Animals 12.5 inches X 32 Inches $14.95 Personal Characteristics, Birth Years & Compatibility with Other Zodiac Animals are Printed on the Stitched Bamboo-like Scroll panels for each of the 12 Animals… |
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Asian Oriental Chinese Zodiac Poster Year of the Ox: Birth Years 1913 1925 1937 1949 1961 1973 1985 1997 2009 $5.95 Year of the Ox Personal Characteristics & Birth Years are Printed on the poster as follows: OX: 1913 1925 1937 1949 1961 1973 1985 1997 2009 2021 Keeper of tradition, the Ox maintains a classic and sophisticated style. Ironwilled, they remain true to their beliefs. A strong leader, their hard work and dedication are an inspiration to all. Ox people never stray from their chosen path. Compatible… |
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Asian Oriental Chinese Zodiac Poster Year of the Dragon: Birth Years 1916 1928 1940 1952 1964 1976 1988 2000 2012 $5.95 Year of the Dragon Personal Characteristics & Birth Years are Printed on the Poster as follows: DRAGON: 1916 1928 1940 1952 1964 1976 1988 2000 2012 2024 Never cautious, the Dragon is not afraid when faced with a challenge. They will defend and protect any cause close to their heart. Confident and strong, they enter all battles. Dragons are known for their powerful and majestic spirit. Compatib… |
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The Year of the Pig: Tales from the Chinese Zodiac $9.42 “The Year of the Pig (the sequel to 2006’s Year of the Dog), is the perfect gift to any new parents you encounter this year.” – SFist “Written is a simple by elegant style by Oliver Chin and joyously illustrated in a cartoon style by Miah Alcorn…The Year Of The Pig is a lively entertainment for boys and girls.” – Midwest Book Review “The Year of the Pig tells the story of Patty, a pig who i… |
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New Year’s Cleanup (Sagwa) $3.99 Everyone is getting ready for the big New Year’s feast when Sagwa discovers a sneaky rat in the kitchen. At first she wants to chase him off, but the rat has a plan. Sagwa will look like the best rat-catcher of all, and the rat will get some food. It seems like a great plan, but is it?… |
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The Year of the Rat: Tales from the Chinese Zodiac $8.99 “Chinâs story brings the Year of the Rat to life with his endearing characters and an amusing storyline. The cartoon-like drawings by Miah Alcorn, who has partnered with Chin for all three books, bring enthusiasm and added energy to Chinâs tale and characters. Though recommended for elementary students, The Year of the Rat is steeped in Asian culture and will appeal to readers of all age… |
