 #3 (permalink) Sun Jan 18, 2009 19:28 pm stick on tattoos |
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Hello Isaias,
Somebody will move the post to the correct area, eventually.
Just so you know, you should have said "I have a question regarding one of their songs.". You don't need to use the word 'to', and you need to say 'their' instead of 'his' because U2 is a group of people, not just a single man. Also, you should have said " ...in these lyrics", since lyrics are plural.
As for your question about 'stick on tattoos', I'm sure you probably know that a real tattoo is just a picture drawn on the skin by poking holes with a needle and filling those holes with ink. This of course results in a permanent image.
A stick on tattoo, however, is just non-permanent dye on a piece of paper. You get the paper wet, place it against your body, and then rub it with your fingers. Some of the dye then sticks to the surface of your skin.
It's temporary, and will wash off easily in a just a couple of days. They're often popular with young kids.
There's even a brand of chewing gum that comes with a stick on tattoo printed on the paper wrapped around each stick of gum.
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