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Pentagram on her jacket seems to explain a few things..... Was thinking that somewhere embedded in all that ink is a message of sorts of mystery and intrigue. Maybe the undertaker can figure it out.
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Yes you can, it is just not legal and the ethics are a little bit shaky. But it can be fixed.
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Yes you can, it is just not legal and the ethics are a little bit shaky. But it can be fixed. Give it Time and it often fixes itself.
The degree of my privacy is no business of yours.
What we've learned from history is that we haven't learned from it.
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Like I said before this is where the crazy train is eventually heading. I hate it when privileged white people culturally appropriate the natives....... ![[Linked Image from i.pinimg.com]](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/89/ae/d5/89aed5be915a3b4342a4f6b4ee4135ec.jpg) This guy is always prepaired to hunt turkeys with that slate call attached to his lower lip.
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Like schit, just older...
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A product from Woodstock!!
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Like I said before this is where the crazy train is eventually heading. I hate it when privileged white people culturally appropriate the natives....... This guy is always prepaired to hunt turkeys with that slate call attached to his lower lip. That made me laugh. 
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How much of the "texture" of the tattoos could be skin problems caused by all the ink injected into the skin?
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So much ink injected in the skin is not a good idea health wise.
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She didn't use up a teaspoon of ink, she's used it by the gallon. That quantity has to do damage to the skin and maybe a lot more.
“In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”
― George Orwell
It's not over when you lose. It's over when you quit.
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Just horrible looking. Her father must be proud....not. Mental health issues will take her out long before she reaches 70. Yup. Shame 'cause she's probably got a high speed processor between those jacked up ears. It's a shame there was no patriarchy to protect her from herself. Did anyone read the article that was linked in the post back around page 1? Dad had tats, asked he if she was sure she wanted them: “Growing up and seeing my dad covered in [tattoos] I always knew I wanted to be like him and have all that kind of stuff,” she tells Media Drum World. “I discussed my first tattoo with my dad, and he supported my decision, [saying] ‘As long as you’re sure you want to do it.’ So I went and booked my first tattoo with my dad.” For all we know, dad might have tried to talk her out of starting, knowing what it would lead to. Perhaps in a true patriarchy, Dad would have said hell no, if you get tattoos your banned, exiled, and excommunicated. Not a dad myself, but my family members are and I don't know a one that would toss a daughter away like that. Her dad raised such a crappy daughter, probably living on the dole over there in jolly old Scotland, right? WRONG...... “They say things like, ‘you’ve ruined your life’, ‘you can’t be employed’ and ‘you’ll regret this in 40 years’ blah blah blah, but at the end of the day I’m fully employed,” she says. “I’ve paid for every single tattoo out of my own wages, no one’s ever paid for them. I’ve got my own flat and honestly I live a very normal life. While not my thing, I certainly can't say, if the above is true, that Ol' da' has raised a terrible kid. I've known WAY worse that had not a single tattoo. Geno PS for a bunch of Freedom loving types here, it sure seems as though many are not giving her the benefit of what they want in life. PPS the tats are not my thing, as I said..............to me that much ink is kind of like wanting to own a Ford instead of a Toyota.
The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men.
In it is contentment
In it is death and all you seek
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A good father would have just said "no".
Why? Because he said so.
I don't know why, but people these days seem to think they should just let their kids do whatever and that a parents word isn't reason enough to say "no". They give children too much credit and allow them to do things that they don't have the experience to make sound decisions about.
I tell my kids that just because I can't spit out a good reason right at the moment doesn't mean there isn't one.
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Ahhh hell
I was good till I seen them ear mites Not gonna stick yer tongue in there, are ya? Y'all do know that ink there was intentional, right? Slummy, I'm still good with it. I close my eyes when I "kiss". Geno
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In it is contentment
In it is death and all you seek
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A good father would have just said "no".
Why? Because he said so. Yep, and beat her with a branch no larger than as big around as his thumb, right? Then disowned her. Geno
The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men.
In it is contentment
In it is death and all you seek
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A good father would have just said "no".
Why? Because he said so. Yep, and beat her with a branch no larger than as big around as his thumb, right? Then disowned her. Geno This isn't TV, Geno. Sounds like you've been reading/watching too much fiction and not enough reality. Life isn't like "Handmaid's Tale".
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A good father would have just said "no".
Why? Because he said so. Yep, and beat her with a branch no larger than as big around as his thumb, right? Then disowned her. Geno Her father died when she was young.
You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.
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"...if the gentlemen of Virginia shall send us a dozen of their sons, we would take great care in their education, instruct them in all we know, and make men of them." Canasatego 1744
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At what age do you think she will look in the mirror and say what a tragedy what the F did I do, or will she ever.
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Was an attractive lady. No idea on the future, but I'd bet she's eliminated about 95% of those that might have been potential suitors. Then again she may have a heart of gold and there are likely a few finding it a turn on. For me, two items immediately eliminated ladies from consideration. One was smoking and the second was tats.
One question: How does she switch all that composition between the left and right sides?
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A good father would have just said "no".
Why? Because he said so. Yep, and beat her with a branch no larger than as big around as his thumb, right? Then disowned her. Geno Not so sure about that one. If you read her story, she said the inspiration came from her father because he was covered in them too.
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