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I got a little flamed ( on the forum ) for getting it. Something about being a degenerate or something to that nature.

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If they're not paying your bills and you're not sleeping with them, it doesn't matter what they think.

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I have no tatoos, never saw anything I wanted really.
But a classic Sho-Bud one might not be too bad.

I do like the traditional Japanese tattoing styles.
At least it is really art.
And not something to be ashamed of when taking
your shirt off in front of the grandchildren 45 years later.
Look grandpa is a museum quality work of art!

So many I have seen are appropriate for your 20's
and really idiotic in your 50's.
Some were just poor at any age....

This doesn't include servicemen and womens
regimental markings etc.

I was just down at the supermarket this afternoon
and saw this guy there with tattos over
at LEAST 75% of his body.

Good work too, but my first thought was,
you never want to get in a fight with
a bloke so addicted to pain,
that he thought this was a good idea.

[This message was edited by David L. Donald on 08 November 2006 at 12:10 AM.]

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[This message was edited by David Wright on 08 November 2006 at 03:30 PM.]

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. . . if I were to get a facsimilie of Buddy Cage's Rose tattoo on my right forearm, maybe I'd be able to play much better.

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Nice work.

My reply: "Almost right, except it was in highschool on our Junior/Senior Trip".

To say that a bunch of parents were upset is an understatement. I sometimes wonder if the unfortunate tattoo artist who did an entire Senior class of underage boys is out of jail yet?

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Fessenden longhorn logo on my lower back.

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[This message was edited by Karlis Abolins on 11 November 2006 at 05:17 PM.]

I'm not ashamed to put it down on my forearm but the artist that's going to do it suggested that my skin above my shirt sleeve was in much better condition more smooth and supple and told me that my tattoo would come out much more vibrant and life like up there on what he called virgin skin (not sun damaged for 52 years).

My forearm is where I really wanted it but I think I'll take his advice. I want it to look as bright and clear as it can. I can always wear extra short sleeved shirts if I want folks to see it because the bottom of it will reach right down to the top of my elbow.

Oh by the way the price of tattoo's have really gone up in the last few years he wants 350.00 to do mine. WOW

I was going to have two W's tattoed on each cheek and when I bent over with no shorts on it would spell WoW and if I stood on my head it would read MoM! Sorry :-) especially to Mom!

Bob

terrible speller

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