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Tats? For or against and why?

Tats? For or against and why?

I'm not a big fan of tats...I think they are [for the most part] a bad idea because skin eventually sags and well...the ink just sags along with the skin...just kinda creeps me out.

I do think some men look kind of sexy with them...I must admit.
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Texas ain't 'big'....Australia has a cattle station [ranch] that is bigger than Texas...
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Jafo, out of curiosity is australia bigger than alaska? No pun intended.
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yep...

...that would be two cattle stations


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The best one i have ever seen was of a python which ran all the way down this females back with the head going into her.........well i will leave that to your imagination
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For. No, against. For. I don't know. I've got one from way back when I was in the Navy. Our boat squadron. 116. >
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One and one only on my shoulder .... and 'Madame Lash' has one on her ankle.
But that is enough .... these days I'b be avoiding tats on the basis of health risks!
Hepatitus, Aids ..... and several other nasties!


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Hepatitus, Aids ..... and several other nasties!


For, most definite. Because that is what I do for a living As far as the above goes, depends on who you have put them on. I've been in this business for 14 years and where I work, there is no chance for any disease, because we use everything that is disposable, needles, tubes, inks, EVERYTHING...

If you go to have one on, please be sure that the shop where you go is clean, and sterile conditions are being met. And check to make sure that everything that will be used on you is new And ask questions. You don't know how many times I see people come and say I'l take that one after looking for only two or three minutes! No questions asked, but I give the nickel tour anyway.

Sorry to be longwinded, but I love my work, and I have 16 myself



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#14 Nice work on your wife's back Jafo, btw



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I'm 49 years old and have had mine since I was 16, so far they have not sagged as you said, but have actually faded and are no longer the vibrant colours that they once were.

As for actual sagging this would surely depend on the physical state of any particular person.





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Hey Bones2112, any clues on a decent tat to show family etc.

Been looking for ages for one, i.e. Chinese script (Father, husband, children) thing.

Any suggestions ?



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Why am I not surprised that people who like changing the look of their windowing systems are also keen on tattoos?
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Gotta personalize !!!

though personally, tat's are more of a statement about personality than a desktop.



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/me no likey tats...
but don't mind seeing them so much on a guy as long as they don't look like the tatoo man yuk! (maybe one on the arm don't hurt but even that is not all that) really don't care for them, ppl should just use a semi-temp one that washes off or something like that.
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Nope. None whatsoever. I have no interest in anything so permanent.
Plus, I don't see any beauty in it.

On me, it's a no way, ever!
On friends, I tolerate, it's their choice.
On a lover, it would be a definite turn-off.

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I like natural beauty best. No lipstick or make up either
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Lecrayon.....Tattooing is one of the oldest forms of art known to man......and therefore could be argued to have more significance than any bunch of European Impressionists....
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I'm too hairy for tatoos
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My hubby can't wear his wedding ring where he works (he works in engineering on really big engines) since one of his co-workers got his ring caught on some machinery and lost his finger (ouch!)  So, I told my hubby he should have my name tattooed like a ring around his finger. 

I'd get a tattoo, but I'm too chicken

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I am into them, but draw the line with the Tribal face tat's some are getting.

Anyone watch that guy on the HBO special who was trying to start a new form of body art, totally under ground from what he was saying?

Anyway, he paid this guy this guy to shoot him with a 357 through the fleshy part of the shoulder so it would go straight through without hitting bone...

he crid like a baby !!!!!!!!

I couldn't believe it, the guy is being all tough and stuff and this other guy picks up the gun and says I'll count to three and points it at him, 1 BANG !!!!

Dude drops to the floor SCREAMING and rolling around shouting "YOU SAID THREE"






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Reply #46 Top
Lecrayon....the point is that 'natural beauty [is] best' dismisses, or implies dismissal of an important significant artform....and hardly 'good form' for a student of Art....[OK, so my sister hates them too...and she's an Honors Degree'd teacher in Art]...go figure....
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Jafo, to be honest, I don't see any art in tatoos either. I see it more as self-mutilation.
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I thought the question was for or against...An elephant in zebra skin or an ape with red lipstick is maybe a form of trying to make yourself unique, to me it just deforms the creation of the species, which in itself is beautiful to me.
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OK....and killing scarab beetles to make pigments to create oils for some Renaissance fop to spatter over woven fibre is not deforming a species.....the scarabs would beg to differ....