Has anybody on this forum…especially those with a clear disdain for others who have a tattoo….“disfigured” their bodies by becoming really fat, even to the point of obesity…?
Obesity is reversible
So are tattoos.
Originally Posted by skeen
Originally Posted by TnBigBore
Originally Posted by antlers
Has anybody on this forum…especially those with a clear disdain for others who have a tattoo….“disfigured” their bodies by becoming really fat, even to the point of obesity…?
Liking food a little too much is a weakness, but I don't think it is the same as following a fad.
A "fad"?
Ötzi, the 5,300-year-old mummy discovered in a glacier in 1991, had 61 Tattoos.
No kidding, tattoos have been around for a very long time.
Originally Posted by memtb
It appears that those of us that “do not” disfigure our bodies with the art originally used by the heathens of the world, are in the minority…..not the majority!
Body art (tattoos, piercings, plates in the lips, ect.) were prohibited by God for the Children of Israel to help distinguish them from the heathens of the day! I don’t think that was rescinded! memtb
What does that make people who get religious meaning tattoos?
Religion may be a factor in some getting, or not getting tattoos, but the heathen ship sailed a very long time ago.
