Tattoos are stupid, particularly on women.

My Dad recently got a tattoo, he is 87.

My dad went in the Navy in 1938 and retired in 1959. Battle of the Atlantic, D-Day, Iwo and Okinawa were some of the action he was in. Didn't have one tattoo. A buddy of his was a career chief like dad, and had a huge tattoo of the battleship Maine going down on his chest with the words Remember The Maine! Pretty impressive to a little boy.

Tattoos are not for me and I will never get one. I understand a tattoo if they have true significance to the wearer. Most people anymore just look like an ink gun exploded on them, and they are full of (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) if they want to convince me that they all have true significance.

I can't figure out why some women , even some fairly attractive ones , put all kinds of jewelry in their nose

Maybe the ugly ones are trying to distract from the ugliness , but it takes away from good looking ones IMO

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Exactly!

Got a couple of friends who started because they said they noticed a lot of people ,creeps old guy who don't understand what no means d bags and the like will leave them alone . One in perticular was a waitress for a while. Had a few regulars who'd never get the hint , she bought some fake septums that just friction fit on and said they wouldn't look at her

Well that does make sense. Make yourself ugly enough no one would be interested, lol.



I have no tatts but thought long and hard for a long time about getting one with significance, only thing that kept me from it is that the only tattoo artist I've seen that's capable enough to draw on me lives in Ohio and that's a far piece away.

If I ever do get one- I'll be looking for Tattoo Artist that made it as finalist in their 8th grade Spelling Bee or at the very least, watched Schoolhouse Rock on Saturday mornings to learn what conjunctions and adverbs are and when to use them.

What amazes me is a lot of young people who complain about their lousy pay, and that they can't get ahead are covered in expensive tats...

That's the fault of the person getting the tattoo, not the artist. When you get a tattoo, especially anything with writing in it, you need to make sure your spelling is correct. And every tattoo I've ever gotten was first printed out on something like carbon paper, and then that get's transferred to my skin, so I can see it and give it the yes/no before any ink ever hits my skin.

Tattoo covered fat broads in line paying for groceries with Government card makes me nuts.

Glad im Not alone upstate! Excuse me you dont mind if i cut infront of you with these 3 full shoppping carts!!! Oh NO; help yourself go right ahead! No hurry!

Its Savell!

That is what I told my oldest son when I realized he had gotten a 2nd tattoo of some considerable size. Don't bother complaining to me about your bills if you are going to waste what money you have. I think he stopped after the 2nd one.