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I just remember tramp stamps being a thing 20 years ago, seems every girl I ran across had one. I wonder I how they explain them to their kids they have now.

I dont have any, you dont put a bumper sticker on a mercedes

Nothing says “hire me” like a face or neck tattoo.

Ink free, as is my whole family.

I will be an investor in the first quality tattoo removal company that makes a clean canvas and doesn’t use lasers or a belt sander. Big $ to be made there.

Sofa king ugly to boot.

To hell with tats! I'm wanting to see the Dumba asses start putting a 7" plate into their lower lip like the Wahtusi do!

Regret things you didn't do, never things you did.

I had my SGT stripes tattooed on my pecker.......



I still pull rank.

"This is my rifle, this is my gun ..."

My wife and I were sharing a elevator with a Dr. and a heavily tattooed lady. After the lady got off, the Dr. turned to us and said, “I have found over the years a persons probability to pay their bills goes down in correlation with the number of tattoos they have”

My association with tattoos has not been positive. My first (late) wife was dealing with lung cancer and the oncologist identified a spot that they thought called for a radiation treatment. They mark the spots to aim the laser with a tattoo. She went in the next week, but she had lost weight that week such that when they hit her with the radiation in those spots they fried her esophagus instead of the tumor.

Her #3 son got awful tattoos of skulls with long hair and a top hat up and down his arms and couldn’t understand why the grocery store where he worked insisted that he wear long sleeves when he worked there. One day he didn’t go in to work because he had taken my 20 gauge shotgun, put it in his mouth and pulled the trigger. After finding him I was going to be the one that identified the body at the funeral home and there was no way that I needed to see what was under that sheet again. The tattoos were enough. He was not a good influence for my own son.

I actually met the lizardman (google him) at a concert in Atlanta a few years back, buddy and I drank a couple beers with him, he was very well spoken and just seemed like a great person. After a few minutes you didn't even notice all the tattoos and body mods...just a normal guy.

Getting them removed can be a pain in the butt.
https://www.kaotic.com/video/20067cdb_20230303020519_t

Holy sheet that’s funny 😄

We used to have a boat captain with Born to Rise Hell on his chest. He also had Ne regerts. Had another one spelled wrong can't remember what it was though. He was covered with tatts some professional but mostly jailhouse.

Years ago, had a student, she was probably 16 (?) Kid in her neighborhood got ahold of a tat gun,
She had one on her ankle "Angle" Supposed to be "Angel"

Another kid (same neighborhood) Had one across the back but it wasn't centered, and it was mis-spelled, Something like candyland or candy man, or something,,,

A lad in Crestview, FL. , Brad, got OUTLAW on his lower stomach, wrote in an arching design. Artist forgot the U so - OTLAW . Brad then tried to cover it up with some homemade ? tattoo gizzy.
I told his cousins who told me about it , he should have left it alone having it spelled wrong was gangster .

I later saw the tattoo and could still make out the spelling, Brad didn't like talking about it. laf.

never understood the appeal of the damn things...

I wasn't born to be a bill board...and no I don't have any of the damn things..

I don't understand the current fad of people getting them all over themselves..

but its their body, not mine...

My doctor told me that tattooed people are the most likely to not be able to deal with pain.
The conversation started with a discussion of how much a shot "hurts", lol