how to remove permanent makeup

[pianistimo]

just wondering.  what if you didn't like it.  what do you use?  nail polish remover?

[prometheus]

If something is permanent then it is.

[pianistimo]

what if you didn't like it and had to laser your entire face.  one thing leads to another in these things, doesn't it. 

[prometheus]

Then you're fucked.

[thalberg]

How did that get past the word filter? 

[jlh]

How did that get past the word filter? 

Apparently the word ***, when used in the past tense (fucked) is not considered offensive.

[thalbergmad]

what if you didn't like it and had to laser your entire face. 

Well, you have already had your brain lasered and that did not help.

[pianistimo]

i've never heard of 'brain lasering.'  hmm.  perhaps i shall add this to my story.

[cmg]

Apparently the word ***, when used in the past tense (fucked) is not considered offensive.

Well, I'll be damned (past tense test run).

[mycrabface]

*In little girl voice*
Mommy, why does everyone swear so much?

[soliloquy]

"Cunt" is my favorite that passes through.  It's considered the very most offensive word, but oh well.

[jlh]

From Wikipedia:

Removal
See also: Tattoo removal
As with tattoos, permanent makeup can be difficult to remove. Common techniques used for this are laser resurfacing, dermabrasion (physical or chemical peeling), scarification and surgical removal. Another interesting technique is camouflaging-- adding a new pigment which counteracts the tattoo color and emulates normal skin color. Removal is often even more painful and laborious than the tattooing itself.

[quantum]

such a word passes the filter, yet it is necessary to append a "t" to respect?