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Tattoos . . . I don't get it
- Thread starter Melensdad
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Most of those people are idiots... I will agree with you there. Completely tasteless. That's why it took me so long to get mine. I did not want to be one of THEM. The sheep one...
You really should not make fun of his girl friend.
I hear his buddies in "D Block" really like that tattooThough I don't approve of tats thisis a work of art.
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darroll
Guest
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap.
Where do these people work?
Where do these people work?
BoneheadNW
New member
Some tattoos (including many of those above) will keep you from getting hired at certain businesses. I know that "visible, offensive tattoos" (to be determined by our Chief) as well as piercings (known as hardware) are not allowed in our department. That is not to say that some people do not have tattoos, they are just under cover.
Bone
Bone
Is that indian humping a corn dog?
That was going to be my question
He must be a corn dog lover
I guess I'm old fashoined about Tattoos. I never thought they were right for girls. Like smoking, drinking beer, and farting out loud....it's always been a "mans thing" to me.
I hate tattoos on women. 
I always wonder what these people are going to look like when they are old and gray?
Some 90 y/o woman in a nursing home with Insane Clown Posse tattooed on her body, or like the man in the first picture.
Right now the only patients I see with tatts are men who served in wars,they're usually on the arm area.
I have a tattoo myself and always joke that when I'm old and gray, the only people to see it will be those who roll me over to wipe my butt.
Some 90 y/o woman in a nursing home with Insane Clown Posse tattooed on her body, or like the man in the first picture.
Right now the only patients I see with tatts are men who served in wars,they're usually on the arm area.
I have a tattoo myself and always joke that when I'm old and gray, the only people to see it will be those who roll me over to wipe my butt.
I hate tattoos on women.
then why do you keep obsessing on celebs with skin art?
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darroll
Guest
Not a big fan of tatoos.......actually, I tend to think they are a waste of $$$. I could think of better things do do with a few hundred bucks then have some guy with a needlegun draw all over me.........mainly like pay bills and put food on the table for my family.
The Tourist
Banned
Back "in the day" folks just one or two, usually on a bicep.
Then about ten years ago the trend was getting one entire arm inked. But then dentists discovered Harleys and every idiot got flames and skulls.
It is now considered gay.
As for a waste of money, I agree. I had enough problems buying food and chrome to afford needle make-up.
Then about ten years ago the trend was getting one entire arm inked. But then dentists discovered Harleys and every idiot got flames and skulls.
It is now considered gay.
As for a waste of money, I agree. I had enough problems buying food and chrome to afford needle make-up.
The Tourist
Banned
Cowgirl, I have to admit something, as well.
Do you know what a "tramp stamp" looks like on a baby-boomer woman at the gym?
You know how a tax stamp on a pack of cigarettes looks atop wrinkled cellophane?
Do you know what a "tramp stamp" looks like on a baby-boomer woman at the gym?
You know how a tax stamp on a pack of cigarettes looks atop wrinkled cellophane?
What's a tramp stamp?
Yeah, but you are young and cute.....But you won't always be!
I am no expert, but I believe it is the tattoo on the lower back.
Yeah....THOSE are gonna be a butt stamp one day
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darroll
Guest
I love that damn SNL short!
The Tourist
Banned
Once you get into your late forties, there's a certain 'silliness' that reflects itself on both men and women. It's kind of like seeing a sixty year old balding hippie that still says "far out" and "right on."
That's the problem with tattoos. It freezes the picture at a certain point in a person's life. Now granted, I can understand the espirit de corps of a veteran showing a 'screaming eagle' and the years he fought.
But seeing a sixty year old grandma with a dragon inked around her arm and the inscription "get it while it's hot" is somehow sadly humorous.
I can see your point Tourist. I put a lot of thought into my tattoo. The great thing about where my tattoo is, is that I can hide it under almost all circumstances (only one would be if I'm completely nude).
this could be good or bad, depending on the memory. A drunken night or dare, you might regret it.
this could be good or bad, depending on the memory. A drunken night or dare, you might regret it.
I got my tattoo because I somehow wanted something on me to remember my late husband.
It was going to be a shamrock (since he was of Irish decent), but I later decided on this, on the advice of the biker who inked me, at the White Wizard tattoo parlour.
$65.. and I don't regret a minute of it... although the young ones in the place that day asked me -what you having done?
I said "Well this old chick is gonna get a tattoo"...
They were all there for lip piercings..
It's on the small of my back.. hell I don't even see it these days unless I turn around and look at it in a mirror.. lol
