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    therjb asked:
    You win a million dollars, are granted a super power and told you have to kill one person; what do you spend it on, what would it be and who would you kill?

    • The Money: Pay off my debt, then use the rest to acquire a nice but not extravagant home with enough room for me and the animals I would likely devote my free time to rescuing and rehabbing.  Anything left over I like to think I would invest and try to make last, but knowing me I’d buy a ton of high tech toys until it was all used up.
    • Super Power: Animal Shape-shifting.  Strength, Speed, Flight, Water-breathing, etc.. whatever I want on demand.
    • Who to kill?: Anyone I would choose because I believe they promote evil (religious leaders, primarily) would only become martyred and strengthen their followers… so this is tough.  Can I kill someone who is terminally ill and deserves the mercy instead?


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    Grimlock by ~FaIIen

    I’m considering a tattoo to “cover” my scars.

    Well, not cover… I don’t want to erase or hide them, but I would like to turn them into something positive.  

    When I was a teenager and into my early 20’s I was a cutter, and my most heavy scarring is on my left forearm.  I am now 30, and though they have faded they are still quite noticeable, and people often comment on them - which prompts me to tell my story.  I am not ashamed of my scars. They are a mark that I survived, that I got better, and that I’m stronger now than I was then.  

    I’m not sure what I would have inked there, but I’m leaning towards something featuring a shark (one of my personal symbols) as a reference to the idea that I’ve got to keep ‘swimming’ and moving forward.

    However, I don’t have any tattoos yet, and I’ve heard various and conflicting opinions of the success of inking over scar tissue.

    Thoughts? Opinions?

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