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Lmao Literally

So I have a tattoo of a small bumble bee on my butt (I call it my bee hind).... once I lose my weight and my butt shrinks will my bee become a "no see em"? lol

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LMAO hahahahahahahha :D thanks for the laugh

I have a tattoo of a dragon on my left biceps that got larger as I got larger. So now I'm wondering if it will get slimmer as I get slimmer as well.

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your dragon might end up looking like a geko lol

Actually, it's "No see um". They are the family Ceratopogonidae which are part of the Order Diptera which are Flies. Bees are in Hymenoptera (bees, wasps, ants). I know you don't care...but the nerd in me needed to get that out there.

My tattoos are fine. I have since gotten a new one and she is gorgeous! I still have 30ish pounds left to lose. I've been stuck at the same darn spot snce October. Grr.... I want more tattoos!!! Gotta lose that last 30!

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