The Orphans of Mason (OOC, semi-open)

[Free Empire of the Low Isles]

Those physical features are easily explainable by the supernatural and peculiar elements of the rp and characters themselves. But changing history for such a thing as tattoos seems kinda...

Considering the Romans could tattoo SPQR on their slaves and soldiers in the BCE, I would assume they could tattoo letters in 1800's England.

[Shadowwell]

Those physical features are easily explainable by the supernatural and peculiar elements of the rp and characters themselves. But changing history for such a thing as tattoos seems kinda...

Considering the Romans could tattoo SPQR on their slaves and soldiers in the BCE, I would assume they could tattoo letters in 1800's England.

Firstly that was more of a brand than a tattoo.

second, I have said Professional tatto things did exist just in New York not england.

[WaRtArIa]

Considering the Romans could tattoo SPQR on their slaves and soldiers in the BCE, I would assume they could tattoo letters in 1800's England.

Firstly that was more of a brand than a tattoo.

second, I have said professional tattoo things did exist just in New York not england.

...I like the tattoo, can we just brush it off as a weird birthmark, anyways? It's geneeetic factors!

[Shadowwell]

Firstly that was more of a brand than a tattoo.

second, I have said professional tattoo things did exist just in New York not england.

...I like the tattoo, can we just brush it off as a weird birthmark, anyways? It's geneeetic factors!

How is a tattoo with words a Birthmark or matter of geneteics?

[WaRtArIa]

...I like the tattoo, can we just brush it off as a weird birthmark, anyways? It's geneeetic factors!

How is a tattoo with words a Birthmark or matter of geneteics?

Supernatural stuff and magic and shit.

[Free Empire of the Low Isles]

Tattooing received English crown approval in 1862, but I would assume that there very well could be criminal tattoo artists...

[Shadowwell]

I am not saying there wouldnt be tatoos, but legible ones with multiple words?

That i am rather skeptical on.

[Free Empire of the Low Isles]

I am not saying there wouldnt be tatoos, but legible ones with multiple words?

That i am rather skeptical on.

I don't think tattooing is as hard as you think it is.

[Shadowwell]

I am not saying there wouldnt be tatoos, but legible ones with multiple words?

That i am rather skeptical on.

I don't think tattooing is as hard as you think it is.

Considering that the only professional tatoo artist at the time was thousands of miles away, and i know how tattooing is doen, but multiple words legible and done in a way to not cause disease or the like that i am skeptical of, many doctors in england in the 1800's didnt wash there hands when they operated and stuff for (insert Diety name here)'s sake.

[Max Empire]

I don't think tattooing is as hard as you think it is.

Considering that the only professional tatoo artist at the time was thousands of miles away, and i know how tattooing is doen, but multiple words legible and done in a way to not cause disease or the like that i am skeptical of, many doctors in england in the 1800's didnt wash there hands when they operated and stuff for (insert Diety name here)'s sake.

No doctor washed his hands in the 1800's.

[Shadowwell]

Considering that the only professional tatoo artist at the time was thousands of miles away, and i know how tattooing is doen, but multiple words legible and done in a way to not cause disease or the like that i am skeptical of, many doctors in england in the 1800's didnt wash there hands when they operated and stuff for (insert Diety name here)'s sake.

No doctor washed his hands in the 1800's.

some did, but they were very few and far between.

[Free Empire of the Low Isles]

I don't think tattooing is as hard as you think it is.

Considering that the only professional tatoo artist at the time was thousands of miles away, and i know how tattooing is doen, but multiple words legible and done in a way to not cause disease or the like that i am skeptical of, many doctors in england in the 1800's didnt wash there hands when they operated and stuff for (insert Diety name here)'s sake.

Well, we no the whole doctor bit is inconsequential because tattoos were done on the 1800s. And just because a person wasn't sanctioned by the government to do tattoos doesn't mean they weren't good at it.

But I don't care anymore. It's up to a co-OP or Gal.

[WaRtArIa]

Considering that the only professional tatoo artist at the time was thousands of miles away, and i know how tattooing is doen, but multiple words legible and done in a way to not cause disease or the like that i am skeptical of, many doctors in england in the 1800's didnt wash there hands when they operated and stuff for (insert Diety name here)'s sake.

Well, we no the whole doctor bit is inconsequential because tattoos were done on the 1800s. And just because a person wasn't sanctioned by the government to do tattoos doesn't mean they weren't good at it.

But I don't care anymore. It's up to a co-OP or Gal.

I'm a co-OP.

[Shadowwell]

Considering that the only professional tatoo artist at the time was thousands of miles away, and i know how tattooing is doen, but multiple words legible and done in a way to not cause disease or the like that i am skeptical of, many doctors in england in the 1800's didnt wash there hands when they operated and stuff for (insert Diety name here)'s sake.

Well, we no the whole doctor bit is inconsequential because tattoos were done on the 1800s. And just because a person wasn't sanctioned by the government to do tattoos doesn't mean they weren't good at it.

But I don't care anymore. It's up to a co-OP or Gal.

So the fact that most tattoo artists probably didnt wash their equipment wouldnt matter when getting a tattoo?
But yes i aggree about the Co-OP and OP opinions.

[Free Empire of the Low Isles]

Well, we no the whole doctor bit is inconsequential because tattoos were done on the 1800s. And just because a person wasn't sanctioned by the government to do tattoos doesn't mean they weren't good at it.

But I don't care anymore. It's up to a co-OP or Gal.

I'm a co-OP.

... Why do I feel like that was a mistake?

[WaRtArIa]

I'm a co-OP.

... Why do I feel like that was a mistake?

Our lives are mistakes, child.

[Faal Lot Himdah]

So what's all this problem with tattoos, anyone care to fill me in?

[Max Empire]

I just dialed it right up to a 10 in the IC.

[Shadowwell]

So what's all this problem with tattoos, anyone care to fill me in?

It started with MAx saying there character had a tattoo with multiple words.

I then responded saying that i dont think that Legible worded Tattooes were a thing in England in teh 1800's.

[Max Empire]

So what's all this problem with tattoos, anyone care to fill me in?

It started with MAx saying there character had a tattoo with multiple words.

I then responded saying that i dont think that Legible worded Tattooes were a thing in England in teh 1800's.

It's not my character...

[WaRtArIa]

So what's all this problem with tattoos, anyone care to fill me in?

So, Salinado has a character with a tattoo. The tattoo (with an arrow pointing to the character's "baton") had WORDS (*le gasp*) on it. In the 1800s and in the UK, tattoos are controversial. Tattoos with words on them possibly aren't a tihng.

I'm still accepting him anyways, because I have that authority, and his application seems perfectly acceptable.

[Free Empire of the Low Isles]

I just dialed it right up to a 10 in the IC.

I think you over estimate the amount of homosexuals in England in the 1800's and the power of the law in England during the 1800's.

[Max Empire]

I just dialed it right up to a 10 in the IC.

I think you over estimate the amount of homosexuals in England in the 1800's and the power of the law in England during the 1800's.

What? No. Max is the only male prostitute that works there. How do you think the madame would reward the guys? With female prostitutes of course!

[Free Empire of the Low Isles]

I think you over estimate the amount of homosexuals in England in the 1800's and the power of the law in England during the 1800's.

What? No. Max is the only male prostitute that works there. How do you think the madame would reward the guys? With female prostitutes of course!

Yes, but how do you think the Crown and the law would reward them for fighting a constable?

With hangings.

Which do you think is more powerful, the fear of death or the average sex drive?

[Faal Lot Himdah]

So what's all this problem with tattoos, anyone care to fill me in?

It started with MAx saying there character had a tattoo with multiple words.

I then responded saying that i dont think that Legible worded Tattooes were a thing in England in teh 1800's.

They in fact where a thing. Though mostly done unprofessionally, they were still a thing in 19th Century Great Britain. Though, until the 1870s they were mainly seen with sailors, the lower class and criminals. During the 1870s though they became popular with the middle class and nobility. So, tats are completely possible.