Eye Tattoo's
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Oh, it's Pauly Unstoppable - suddenly it makes a lot more sense
No it isn't.
It's Shannon Larratt.
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Allison Stokke.
Yeah, I did my usual trick of posting, then researching [hence the edit]. Mr Unstoppable's also had it done though, right?
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The idea is totally not for me, I don't particularly want a tattoo to begin with but it does look very interesting and so long as they were clearly aware of the risks (it sounds like they were) then good luck to them. 
WTF why would you hope he goes blind, ok you don't like his idea of body art but hoping he goes blind is abit over the top no.
i have a few tatoos, some chinese symbols and some Arabic (says my sons names) however, attempting to do that to your eyes is totally brainless... and could lead to being eyeless... uterly stoooooooopid..
edit: this works keyboard is definately on its way out, my typings bad but not usually this bad lol
edit: this works keyboard is definately on its way out, my typings bad but not usually this bad lol
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Imagine if someone had red eyes. All the photo developer places would have a nightmare of a time trying to get rid of them in pictures they develop.
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[DW]Muffin;9998339 said:Then he'll need special care and a guide dog and will claim benefits, it's all about where the tax goes.
I personally think its horrid
First of all just because someone is partially sighted or blind does not mean they claim benefits or need special care. I am registered blind have a guide dog and have claimed no benefits. I am a fully employed draughtsman and live alone with no need for help in anyway. And i hate how some people think that because someone is disabled that means they are of no use whatsoever.
Now back to the point people who have this done to their eyes are mad imho so much damage could be inflicted to their sight it is beyond belief that any sane person would get this done.
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It just had to be posted!
Cue blue-eyed Fremen chanting "Meeoooowwww'dib! Meeooooowwww'dib!"
No...?
I'll get my coat...
Everything we do in life is the result of an evaluation of the risks involved.
Do we cross the road or walk half a mile up it to a set of traffic lights? You evaluate how busy the road is and decide if you want to risk it or not.
As I posted previously, all three individuals involved in this experiment were fully aware of and accepting of the risks involved.
The risks aren't actually as high as you would expect; injections into the sclera are surprisingly commonplace.
The procedure is one I would possibly look into in the future after I have seen how things pan out for a few years. I've been a Dune obsessive since I was a kid...Free men.
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