Yes, you have to wait 12 months after getting tattooed to give blood.
One of them is true, you cant give blood for a full 12 months after getting inked. Not sure about the epidural though, shouldn't think it would matter.
Yes. If you visit the DMZ (or any South Korean city north of Seoul) between March and December, you cannot donate blood in the US for the following twelve months, for fear of malaria. Which is pretty crazy, seeing as the temperature at the DMZ was well below freezing during my December visit - I don't think there were too many mosquitos. Source: I was just turned away at the blood bank, where I typically donate every eight weeks. They showed me the map of excluded regions and the regulations.
to keep blood banks full, so blood is on hand when needed. but more importantly if you are a blood donator you dont get charged for blood used if you ever are in need of some. true story
No, this is not true
Yes he has a tattoo on his forearm
Not true any one over 18 can get a tattoo. Just make sure your blood sugar levels are ok before getting tattood so you don't bleed all over the tattooist or pass out when your getting tattood.
No it is not true
The meaning of the tattoo depends upon the receiver. This is true for all tattoos, they do not have one true meaning
If you receive a blood transfusion, you are under no obligation to "return" (or "donate") any blood to back the blood bank. This is true both before and after receiving a blood transfusion - i.e you do not have to have donated blood previously, before you can have a transfusion. (At least, this is how it works in the UK). Nice to know, really.
What is the true meaning of snake twisted around dagger tattoo?
Not substantially, but yes, you do. The same result is more true if you take blood thinning medication and/or alcohol.
No. For heaven's sake, no. If this is widely believed, it is the strangest urban myth to come along in a long time.