@Astridhjerte 131883 wrote:
Ja.. Det er nok det. Har gått å vasket tattoveringen med en gang jeg har sett et hår. Har vert 2 ganger. Men som sagt tidligere. Det skal vel ingenting til.
1000 kr!?!? For et par streker? Kostet ikke så mye for tatoveringen en gang. Betalte 100 euro. Men prisnivået er vel ganske forskjellig ja..
Likewise!!!!
Well sorry. Didn’t realize it was so bad to answer someone in the simplest way? 🙂
To sum it up; She’s got dogs and cats, and got hair on her tattoo. She tries to avoid it, I told her she should indeed stay away from the animals with a healing tattoo.
Pretty much it 😉
Og Astrid: De fleste har 1000kr som minstepris. Utstyret som brukes er sÃ¥pass dyrt at det er “start” kostnad hos mange.
@poxphobia 131915 wrote:
Well sorry. Didn’t realize it was so bad to answer someone in the simplest way? 🙂
Had you conversed in English perhaps somebody would be able to help. (I would suggest she use the “dry Wrap” method for a new tattoo. that would prevent cat hair from being an issue)
If you want to keep your conversation private, may I suggest “private messaging”.
@Sam-I-Am 131931 wrote:
Had you conversed in English perhaps somebody would be able to help. (I would suggest she use the “dry Wrap” method for a new tattoo. that would prevent cat hair from being an issue)
If you want to keep your conversation private, may I suggest “private messaging”.
Sam, relitz loko mulinini rorroror krit?
Sorry, but when it came to questions regarding norwegian doctors, pharmacys, local tattoo studios and the average price for a touch up in that area of norway, I didn’t really think it would concern anyone not norwegian, and I didn’t think it would bother anyone so much 🙂 Sorry if it bothered you that it didn’t go in private messages. She clearly has an easier time explaining certain issues in Norwegian, and I honestly didn’t see the problem. Considering how many random convos go on in this forum where only two or three people are involved, it hardly seemed to be an issue. I’ll happily translate anything I can if you wish.
The only topics I can see that would’ve been of general interest is; Klorhexidin- yes or no? Now it seems she is a nurse who knows the answers to this, so not very relevant either.. Cat/dogs – keep them away. Going to the doctor and getting anti biotics when you clearly have an infection; Good idea, listen to the doctor.
Dry-wrap would’ve been a great option, but seeing as her tattoo isn’t exactly fresh anymore and already infected, it might be a bit late for that.
But I’ll keep that in mind. No other languages than english 🙂
@Astridhjerte 131865 wrote:
Ja, jeg har bÃ¥de hund og katt sÃ¥ kan jo ha noe med det Ã¥ gjøre ogsÃ¥… Har sikkert støvsugd husset 4 gnager daglig for Ã¥ unngÃ¥ sÃ¥ mye hÃ¥r;)
I have no idea what this says, but it made me smile because every time I saw it I would start to hear the Swedish Chef from the Muppets. And yes, I know Norwegian and Swedish are two different languages but I suspect that the Chef doesn’t really speak Swedish anyways. 😉
English or Norwegian, either way I am glad you could help Astrid, and I am glad that she saw a doctor and it will all end happily ever after.
@poxphobia 131942 wrote:
Sorry, but when it came to questions regarding norwegian doctors, pharmacys, local tattoo studios and the average price for a touch up in that area of norway, I didn’t really think it would concern anyone not norwegian, and I didn’t think it would bother anyone so much 🙂 Sorry if it bothered you that it didn’t go in private messages. She clearly has an easier time explaining certain issues in Norwegian, and I honestly didn’t see the problem. Considering how many random convos go on in this forum where only two or three people are involved, it hardly seemed to be an issue. I’ll happily translate anything I can if you wish.
The only topics I can see that would’ve been of general interest is; Klorhexidin- yes or no? Now it seems she is a nurse who knows the answers to this, so not very relevant either.. Cat/dogs – keep them away. Going to the doctor and getting anti biotics when you clearly have an infection; Good idea, listen to the doctor.Dry-wrap would’ve been a great option, but seeing as her tattoo isn’t exactly fresh anymore and already infected, it might be a bit late for that.
But I’ll keep that in mind. No other languages than english 🙂
Lol I don’t think anyone really cares, we were just have a little banter:-)
Men never grow up:-)
@peterpoose 131945 wrote:
Lol I don’t think anyone really cares, we were just have a little banter:-)
Men never grow up:-)
My concern was national security. I think it was entirely possible that a plot was underway for Norway to invade Iceland.
@Call_me_Lola 131943 wrote:
I have no idea what this says, but it made me smile because every time I saw it I would start to hear the Swedish Chef from the Muppets.
Thanks Lola. You just made iced tea come out my nose!
@peterpoose 131945 wrote:
Lol I don’t think anyone really cares, we were just have a little banter:-)
Men never grow up:-)
I assumed as much, but seeing how hostile this forum has been recently, I figured it didn’t hurt to apologize 🙂
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