Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire I’m curious about tattoo's.

Nose rings are used on hogs.

I once met a guy who had "JULIE" tatooed in large letters on his forearm. What a dumbass. What happens when he beaks up with Julie? Also, the thing was already fading and blurring.

To each his own.

To me they look like they've got leprosy or some kind of mold growth. Maybe burn victims.

As long as the piece is artistic I like them. I have a large Celtic cross on one arm and a viking shield with a bearded axe and sword crossed behind it on the other arm this one was done by a portrait artist with a graphic design degree in Dublin. I didn't get a tattoo till I was 60. I personally prefer just dark ink no colors. Both have meaning to me.

Yuk stds anyone

She was ugly, eh?

Man buns and discs in earlobes are not exactly new on the world stage, but they are new here and they are fads in our culture. Some fads stick around and become mainstream like blue jeans and baseball caps. Tattoos may be the same. We will know after another couple of decades.

Remember when old chaps used to wear a shirt and tie while baling hay or lynching a colort boy?

Now we got these durn ne'er-do-wells in their tie dye and patchouli oil. Running that thing up in Utah goin round and round.

Speaking of tattoos always reminds me of the old rock song.
"Sometimes you can't hear them,
Sometimes you can
Is that a woman or a man?
It always seems you're outnumbered,
You don't dare make a stand"

Or something to that effect.

I always think, It's a personal choice. The sap writing the song can go through life with a chip on his shoulder, wallowing in his self pity. Or he can get a hair cut and join productive society.

Tis analogous to some tattooed folks.

Ha, ha, Antman for the win !!!!

Unfortunately, not for most !

........ I have seen those guys with a girl's name tattooed on their arm when I was in the service. Was that a southern thing in the latter 1960's? Because that's where they were from. Not knocking them because they were good guys, but if anyone asked about that girl name on his arm, the usual answer was, "that bitch dumped me last year", or something similar.

Couldn't make change right 50% of the time, even though the cash register showed the cashier how much change the customer was due. Making change was a huge hurdle for a lot of young people and kept quite a few from being hired.

When I was waiting for my first tat, the guy that was sitting in the chair had ribbon of some sorts tatted on his chest with his girlfriend's name in it, anyway he said that when he showed her the tat, she dumped him and he was there getting her name inked over in the ribbon.

Tman,

you never disappoint!

Had a server in a chain restaurant that had tats on every inch of skin visible. She also had a nose ring and disc in her ear lobes the size of poker chips.I told her one day that the only way to fix those ears was with a meat cleaver! I don’t think she understood!

I have “WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE” on my cock in large letters.

Like something about not cutting one's forelocks?