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People (mostly students) sharpen pencils to a point before using them, and sometimes are accidentally stabbed with the point of the pencil, which often leaves a mark. This sometimes happens with pencils. Are there any specific safety tips to prevent ink and pencil tattoos?
OOOOHHH!!!!
GOTCHA!!!
So you’re that one, with the “interesting” mark on the tip of your nose!!! I always had a feeling it might be you!!
“Are there any specific safety tips to prevent ink and pencil tattoos?”
You sharpen them, not the kids!
I have a pencil tattoo. It would’ve been worse but I went to an ER surgeon and he cleaned it out.
my mother had one on her finger. My son has one on the back of his hand. I don’t think its called a tattoo when its an actual piece of the pencil and not its markings.
Use a mechanical pencil. Or use clay tablets with a stylus like the Babylonians did.
Syag Lchochma – “My son has one on the back of his hand. I don’t think its called a tattoo when its an actual piece of the pencil and not its markings.”
He was talking about tattoos of pencil markings.
“My son has one on the back of his hand.”
Go to the ER, pediatrician, surgeon & have them remove the piece!
oh, I guess my response about tacos was out of place then.
there is no need to go to an ER or have a surgeon remove it. Im actually surprised you didnt know that.
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