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Tattoos of your organization
Hey everyone. Stole this idea from the ZTA board.
Do any of you have a tattoo from your organization? Post pictures if you do! I don't have one (yet). My little has a pansy (our flower), one of my sisters has our motto in greek on her foot (its BEAUTIFUL) and another girl from our chapter has a pine tree on her foot. Discuss. |
I just recently got my first tattoo, but eventually I'll get my fraternity's coat of arms or our symbol, the Knight Errant
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I would normally not comment on this, but if you use the Search feature, you'll see two pages of threads on tattoos - including how to get them removed.
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I think face tattoos are super classy.
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Hmm, my big has an anchor tattoo on her hip that I love, but I don't have any tattoos. And the older I get, the less likely it's looking that I'll ever get one.
I wonder if I got a secret word tattooed on me, if that would be a big no-no? As long as I didn't tell anybody what it was, I wonder if it would matter. Because I'm picturing it in my head right now, and it would be really, really pretty. |
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That anchor sounds really cute though! |
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I wouldn't, but that's just me. I mean, our secrets are things that we aren't supposed to write down, I would also take that to mean it's not to be um, tatted either. |
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The idea of a tattoo never appealed to me - but a couple of guys in my chapter had the badge tattooed on their shoulder.
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Personally, I don't have any tattoos but I don't think that I would ink myself with anything Gamma Phi related |
One of the faculty that we initiated a while back has a SigEp tattoo on his arm. He basically took our letters and the skull and crossbones and made them more 'rocker' style. It looks pretty cool.
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my little bro has a 'Dikaia' written in greek on his forearm. its the first half of our motto dikaia upotheke "justice our foundation" it was interesting that he only wanted the first half
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I have my letters on the nape of my neck.
I know some people have controversial feelings about having actual letters on their body and what that means for their conduct, but I feel like I am always representing my sorority, and thus I should always act accordingly (not that it's always easy). It's sounds corny, but especially when I was going through rough periods with my chapter, my tattoo reminded me of the values of my organization and inspired me to live my ritual every day. |
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Don't forget that Dikaia is used alone as a greeting by many of our Brothers. |
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