dermal pigmentation
Dermal pigmentation; could mean just about anything, right? Maybe…prescription narcotics or even the new process of creating weapons of mass destruction. However hard it is to pronounce, it simply means, tattoo. Meaning a mark made by inserting pigment into the skin for decretive or other reasons. But who am I kidding; chances are you already have one. 36 percent of those ages 18 to 25, and 40 percent of those ages 26 to 40, have at least one tattoo.
Britney Spears (for those who don’t know; "the train wreck of our generation" as quoted by her own mother) no longer holds the most searched topic on on-line search engines, the word "tattoo" now does. Why is this not so new fad causing such a craze for those of us among the y-generation? What better way to find out than to do it myself. This idea fist begun like my frequent daydreams often do and soon turned into a twelve O’clock appointment at the Blue Rose on Good Friday. My thought was, as I sit and endure the excruciating pain (a major misconception, more like a skin irritation) of my body modification I would find my answers. Well…ive now had my dermal pigmentation for four hours and none have come to mind. So, after much pondering I have come to the conclusion that it is just as I said, a craze of our y-generation. Enough said.
Tired of looking for the answers of our millennium,
-jAKE
Dermal pigmentation; could mean just about anything, right? Maybe…prescription narcotics or even the new process of creating weapons of mass destruction. However hard it is to pronounce, it simply means, tattoo. Meaning a mark made by inserting pigment into the skin for decretive or other reasons. But who am I kidding; chances are you already have one. 36 percent of those ages 18 to 25, and 40 percent of those ages 26 to 40, have at least one tattoo.
Britney Spears (for those who don’t know; "the train wreck of our generation" as quoted by her own mother) no longer holds the most searched topic on on-line search engines, the word "tattoo" now does. Why is this not so new fad causing such a craze for those of us among the y-generation? What better way to find out than to do it myself. This idea fist begun like my frequent daydreams often do and soon turned into a twelve O’clock appointment at the Blue Rose on Good Friday. My thought was, as I sit and endure the excruciating pain (a major misconception, more like a skin irritation) of my body modification I would find my answers. Well…ive now had my dermal pigmentation for four hours and none have come to mind. So, after much pondering I have come to the conclusion that it is just as I said, a craze of our y-generation. Enough said.
Tired of looking for the answers of our millennium,
-jAKE
