I was in some really barren looking hallway, somewhere on campus. I feel like it was supposed to be a dorm building, but I don't remember many, if any, doors leading off for rooms, so I don't know how that was supposed to work. It sort of looked like the band/chorus hallway back at my high school.
Anyway, apparently some of the girls, one in particular, we'll call her Cheese, had convinced me to get this tattoo of a blue star shape comprised of lots of smaller symbols on my arm. I had it on my right arm, just high enough so that if I wore a tee-shirt the sleeve would cover it up.
Later, I was talking to some friends in the hallway when Cheese grabbed my arm and drug me away from them so we could talk. She asked why I hadn't used my tattoo yet. When I didn't understand she explained that if you showed that particular tattoo to someone, he would supply you with cigarettes, booze, and drugs. The guy was a dean or professor to the university.
I explained to Cheese that I wasn't interested in any of those things, and that's why I hadn't used my tattoo. She seemed upset by my answer, but accepted it and stalked off. As soon as she left, I started scratching at the tattoo. For some reason I was convinced that because tattoos fade over time, if I scratched at it enough, I could get it to go away.
I was walking though the hallway, headed to my room so I could look up on my computer more ways to get tattoos to fade faster, when I ran into Taylor. She had gotten the full fledged airbender tattoo. And not the one from the anime, the one from the movie. I think that I stayed and talked to her for a bit, but I really don't remember much of the conversation.
So basically, her tattoo looked like this, only more blue:
Yes! Nailed it. Fantastic party thrower, fantastic tattoo getter, basically your dream version of me is really cool. I hope my tattoo got me cool stuff like yours could have.
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