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Blue Tattoo (album) - Blue Tattoo is the third and most recent album by the Estonian girl band Vanilla Ninja. Following up the successful 2004 album Traces Of Sadness, Blue Tattoo looks to be the group's most successful album yet with the singles "Blue Tattoo" (from which the album gets its name), "I Know" and "Cool Vibes" on the album.

HMAS Tattoo - HMAS Tattoo (H-26) was an S class destroyer laid down by William Beardmore and Company, Limited, at Dalmuir in Scotland on 21 December 1917, launched on 28 December 1918, completed in 1919, transferred to the Royal Australian Navy in July 1919 and commissioned as HMAS Tattoo on 27 January 1920. HMAS Tattoo paid off to reserve on 30 June 1933 and was sold on 4 June 1937.

Flash (tattoo) - Tattoo Flash is a sheet of paper or card board with tattoo designs printed or drawn on. Tattoo Flash will mostly be seen hanging on the walls of Tattoo Shops in order to give the customers an idea what design to get tattooed.

Tattoo gun - A tattoo gun, is a hand held machine for creating a tattoo, i.e.

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