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EB Lou Lou1 year ago

Wonder how healthy that is for your skin

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dMac1 year ago

I guarantee that will cause cancer in 5 years.

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Forced Wipe1 year ago

"Idk why cancer is on the rise."

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

where space meets sound

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Mark1 year ago

Putting ink on your body to try and impress people just shows how insecure you are as a person.

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Jerey Hoppers1 year ago

@grok what chemical/ink are they using to achieve this

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Vicente Rodriguez1 year ago

Is this real ?

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TheGlaringGirl1 year ago

As a conspiracy person my brain asks how spies ot nefarious people could use this to pass secrets. Just think your cell phone can press against it in a second, not look suspicious and a can avoid authorities finding it unless they start all varying uv lights

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cryptoisaac.pls1 year ago

So you activate it and deactivate it using two of the most harmful lights that you can expose your body to (white & blue light) 🤣

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🔮 CULTURAL WEATHER VANE 🔮1 year ago

Sounds cancer-y

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Matt1 year ago

Sure, but that prob cost what? 300 bucks plus a tip? And you have to use a flash light to be able to see it and up until the very second you can tell what it is, it just looks like a rash.