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Posted by Lira on Jul-31-2012 03:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenkieee
That's the second time in a couple of posts that I see you using this word. I had to look it up in order to understand what it means. In return for my efforts, I demand that you make a recording of you pronouncing that word!

My egregious pronunciation of egregious



Jokes aside, did I use it in the wrong context, Witty? I always thought it meant "very bad" in the case of mistakes (such as having bad tattoos)... or so it seems from this definition


Posted by srussell0018 on Jul-31-2012 04:09:

I definitely believe that people who get "flash" tattoos (that is a tattoo they picked off a book on the wall) is completely absurd. However, if that tattoo means something to you, then more power to you. Also, with a lot of them, it's essentially art being permanently part of your body. Who wouldn't want to be covered in beautiful artwork?


Posted by Lira on Jul-31-2012 04:13:

My toe looks like Munch's Scream guy. True story.

But yeah, I'd love to have loads of works of art covering my body... I'm not sure I'd have the guts to have them permanently though, so props to you for actually having the courage to do that


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jul-31-2012 04:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Apart from the really egregious cases in which the tattoos look nothing like what was originally intended, I'm yet to see someone who regrets having them though.


I have. And the fact that laser removal exists would suggest there's a good living to be made from regrettable tattoos.

Regarding "egregious", it originally meant "standing out" or "not fitting in" without necessarily having negative connotations. Over time it has come to mean standing out in a notably bad way - most definitions will specify that it means outstandingly or conspiciously bad.


Posted by Lira on Jul-31-2012 04:32:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I have. And the fact that laser removal exists would suggest there's a good living to be made from regrettable tattoos.

I always thought of those as erasers of bad tattoos... maybe I just don't know enough people with inked skins.
quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Regarding "egregious", it originally meant "standing out" or "not fitting in" without necessarily having negative connotations. Over time it has come to mean standing out in a notably bad way - most definitions will specify that it means outstandingly or conspiciously bad.

So I used it in the right context, I guess, as this is what I meant to say. I mean, I did, right? Maybe I've been overusing this word because of TvTropes (they use it all the time), but that's sort of what I had in mind.

Phew, I know my English is far from being flawless, but I was a little confused there for a while


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jul-31-2012 04:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
I always thought of those as erasers of bad tattoos...


What do you mean by "bad"? Is an ill-advised tattoo of a former fling's name a bad tattoo? Or a beautifully rendered drunken whim?

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
Who wouldn't want to be covered in beautiful artwork?


People who have respect for art, I imagine.


Posted by Lira on Jul-31-2012 05:01:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
What do you mean by "bad"? Is an ill-advised tattoo of a former fling's name a bad tattoo? Or a beautifully rendered drunken whim?

Actually, I didn't even have the names in mind, so that definitely didn't count as bad in my original example and should have, good call. But this is what I'd call a bad tattoo:



Even the NHS should volunteer to erase this hideous drawing

Edit:



This is great


Posted by srussell0018 on Jul-31-2012 13:38:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
People who have respect for art, I imagine.


This comment makes no sense whatsoever.

People with tattoos have no respect for art? Some of the more beautiful pieces of art I've ever seen have been on people's bodies. Complete stories told over an arm or across a chest. I don't know if you've just never seen a good tattoo or not, but to say people having art work permanently placed on their body have no respect for art is just asinine.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jul-31-2012 15:19:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
This comment makes no sense whatsoever.


Probably because it was in response to a nonsensical question. "Let's cover myself in the most beautiful art. And then put a shirt over it for 95% of my life."


Posted by srussell0018 on Jul-31-2012 15:39:

Not all art is meant for other people to look at. Hence the extremely personal aspect of tattooing. The piece is meant for the person whose body it will be on for the remainder of their life. It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, or if anyone else even sees it at all.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jul-31-2012 15:43:

If it doesn't matter what anyone thinks, then why is it even a topic of discussion?


Posted by srussell0018 on Jul-31-2012 15:45:

Apparently because Penalba enjoys the taste of my penis.

And the philosophy or rationale behind tattooing is a valid topic of discussion, but that doesn't mean that if someone gets a tattoo that is covered 95% of the time, that they "don't respect art."


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jul-31-2012 16:03:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
Not all art is meant for other people to look at.


Art without an onlooker is just a bunch of pictures. Hence my point.


Posted by srussell0018 on Jul-31-2012 16:15:

I can see my arm just fine. How exactly do you quantify the number of viewers for something to be considered art? If there is an original Monet sitting in an attic somewhere that nobody has ever seen, would you consider it art? After all, it is just a picture that nobody looks at.

And you're straying away from your assertion that people with tattoos do not respect art. Please explain how a person who pays an artist to essentially paint a permanent picture on their body does not respect art.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jul-31-2012 16:20:

I'd say that most tattoos are crap, and aren't actually art, and certainly aren't essentially indicative that their bearers have any interest in art on any level.

Can you imagine pestering some burly sod waiting at the DMV, his arms covered in godawful portraits of dragons fit only for budget middle-school attire: "Art fan, are ye?".


Posted by OrangestO on Jul-31-2012 16:24:

Who the fuck are you to assess what is or isn't art?

It's subjective.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jul-31-2012 16:26:

I'm me, that's who. And I say that some things are not art. It's subjective, so it's subject to my opinion.

Is there anything else that I can help you with?


Posted by srussell0018 on Jul-31-2012 16:27:

That's true, but the question was "who wouldn't want to be covered in beautiful art?"

To which the answer was "People who have respect for art, I imagine"


I'm not talking about a tattoo that was picked out of a generic book which cost $50 and took 20 minutes to do.

I'm talking about art that is created for you by an artist, which could take anywhere from 6-12 hours to complete, and cost thousands of dollars. People don't tend to spend that much money and invest that much time and pain on something that they don't respect.


Posted by OrangestO on Jul-31-2012 16:29:

A lot of people look at my tattoos and it's

Then they hear the story behind them and it's

I'd say a lot of people look at "traditional" art in the same way. Look at a painting not knowing the context or the technique used and it's nothing but a canvas of colors. Explain and educate that same person about it and they'll gain an understanding and appreciation of it.


Posted by srussell0018 on Jul-31-2012 16:30:

People who don't "understand" tattooing will always find something negative to say about it, unfortunately.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jul-31-2012 16:30:



ITS ART BRAH WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU ITS MY EXPRESSION ITS WHO I AM IN MY INNER SELF I AM JUST EXPRESSING MYSELF I LOVE ART AND SKELETONS AND ORLANDO AND TAPOUT MMA I OWN T SHIRTS SO PEOPLE KNOW NOT TO MESS WIT


Posted by srussell0018 on Jul-31-2012 16:31:



Man, that's stupid. He's probably going to wear long sleeves sometimes! What's the point?!


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jul-31-2012 16:31:

THERES STORIES BEHIN EACH ONE LIKE ICE THEY CALL ME MR ICE OR THEY DID AFTER I HAD THAT TATS LOL BUT RLY I ONCE ATE A BUCKET OF DRY ICE


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jul-31-2012 16:31:

IT DONT TASTE COLD


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jul-31-2012 16:32:

quote:
How exactly do you quantify the number of viewers for something to be considered art? If there is an original Monet sitting in an attic somewhere that nobody has ever seen, would you consider it art? After all, it is just a picture that nobody looks at.


Exactly. Art becomes art through the act of viewing. It's a transitive process. An undiscovered Monet is latent art, but I would say anyone who deliberately keeps a Monet in an attic doesn't really respect that artwork and owns it for more indulgent reasons.


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