There's no such thing as a tasteful tattoo IMO.Originally Posted by Brooke
Now that's my kind of tattoo!Still, I'll shell out for a henna tattoo every time I go to the Renaissance fair.
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There's no such thing as a tasteful tattoo IMO.
Now that's my kind of tattoo!Still, I'll shell out for a henna tattoo every time I go to the Renaissance fair.
~ Cathy ~
And I dream I'm on vacation 'Cause I like the way that sounds,
It's a perfect occupation for me.
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Sure there is Cathy. An I Love Mom one
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I like tats. As long as they are on someone else!
Now, for you ladies who have tats....do you get offended when some guy you don't know is starring you down while examining your tats? I mean, the locations of some I've seen would result in the examiner being arrested unless the party displaying the artwork wanted them to be examined.
MikeA
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My 18 year old son has various tatoos (and no he didn't ask me beforehand). The dumbest ones are on his hands
I keep telling him 'Who is going to give you a job with all that crap on your hands?'. Grrrrrr! Personally, I would not do it but I think they can look okay if they are tasteful and are not plastered all over your boobs
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I have 11 tats, an ankle bracelet on my right ankle of hearts and flowers, an angel on the moon on my left calf, a treble cleff the nape of my neck, a music note with wings ,also on the nape of my neck, a tiny butterfly on my left shoulderblade, a flower on my right shoulder blade,the name Madison with a rose under it on 1 side of my lower back, a butterfly on the other side of my lower back, a flower(tiny) on my chest, a pink music note on the inside of my left wrist, and the initails of a friend (who passed) with a music note inside a heart on my bikini line. I want to get a star on the top of my foot next....All of my tats have special meaning to me and none are very large....
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like a lot of stuff.... it looks awesome on some people and less awesome on others...
as one of my coworkers frequently says "choose your flotation device amigo"
For me, I lean toward cowboy type stuff, jeans, cowboy boots etc... but I have a bunch of friends who love it.... a woman I know says it makes her feel alive....
I say.. whatever works... it is ironic that Cher made it acceptable for the middle classes.
I hope your daughter never has to find out how funny rape is. -Sodascouts
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Years ago, Larry, I and some friends were at a bar and I had gone up to the jukebox. Some guy came over, crouched down and was checking out one of my tattoos on my lower leg. He actually put his hand on my legand I was just about to say something to him when Larry materialized out of nowhere and the guy got up, said something and walked away.
He sings it high, he plays it low
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I think the belly button piercing thing is hot.
I hope your daughter never has to find out how funny rape is. -Sodascouts
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I have had my belly button pierced for years and I love it....
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Well Willie, I can almost get away with "looking"...sometimes...but I'd have to be awfully wasted to reach out and touch someone! I'd also have to be ready to pay lawyers a huge fee non-related to anything having to do with music unless it was a death dirge!
Bellybutton piercings: My Son's ex-girlfriend had her bellybutton pierced. Our grandson Miles was facinated with it. Every time he saw her, he would try to lift her blouse and demand to see it. I think he's going to grow up to be a real Caution.
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