Putting tattoos?

bjornng

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hey, was wondering, is it alright to put tattoos while still under service? i'm an nsf. thinking of putting, but not sure if it'll affect the ord medical check. anyone knows?
 

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so i assume all my friends who put during their service will all get charged? anyone who put a tattoo and has ord alr can share his experience?
 

georgeleong

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i only remember those who had tatoo when they enlist will be asked to remove if too offensive.
 

Deunamist

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um, they won't ask you remove your tattoos when you enlist, but when you enlist you have to declare, and when you ORD they will probably check. coz you can't do anything to your body within the two years.
 

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so i assume all my friends who put during their service will all get charged? anyone who put a tattoo and has ord alr can share his experience?

just dont get caught la.

the ord medical review ffi, sometimes they don't check then you heng loh.
 

derrickgoh

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Dozens of bengs with tattoos do NS every year. If tattoos are not allowed, DB will be overflowing. :s8:

As long as you don't do something stupid like tattoo a naked person, or some racist sh*t, or "I hate LKY" nothing is going to happen.
 

j_t_fusion

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haiz... why you go reply to that necromancer... the last post was 2 years ago...
 
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