It's time to discuss tats on chick's a$$esFollow

I've considered it for years. I'm glad I never did it. I don't have anything against them, really, but I just wasn't ever willing to commit. Plus I think they usually look crappy when they get old.

As we saw in the SNL clip, ya gotta pick a part of the body that will never sag, wrinkle or change shape if your weight changes as the years pass. That pretty much leaves..... hmmm, the tip of your nose?

Actually, my oldest sister got one just a year or two ago (she's over 50). Imagine Mary Tyler-Moore with a tatoo and you get the idea (yes, it's pretty and in a spot that's always covered when she's clothed).

At some point I realized when you're *trying* to show how original and unique you are *that* is when you sound totally uninteresting. It takes far more balls to risk being ignored.

Then I looked back and realized the attention I got wasn't what I was after anyhow.

Lastly, in really not caring what others though, I was able to do what I wanted and more attention was lavished on me then I could accept.

I highly recommend it.

I think they look good at first, but then I'm always scared off by what the aging process and sunlight can do. I'd rather paint on myself with washable markers.

swell, thanks for asking

o.O There's a girl in my Biology class that has a huge butterfly tattoo on the back of her neck. She looks so much like a **** that I'll be damned if she isn't.

Though the theory seems ridiculous to some, it fits. Very interesting. o.O

I don't know any of you, but from what I have read, your all older. Now, Im not sayint that you are "FOREVER" old, but older than me. I am 19. When I see a tat on a chicks ***, it sets my mind in motion. I just want to reach out and touch it......mmmmmm. Anyway. I dont see what your all saying about the "tramp stamp". Oh, and whoever said that if you can find a chick that has a butterfly on her lower back, she she was a tramp or whatever. Yeah, you fail at life. My freind has one, and she is not a tram. She has had the same boyfreind for 3 years. She has never cheated on him, bla, bla, bla..

As for myself, none yet. But I am stil waiting for the right design to hit me. But I will get one. It is my goal in life to get some tats like my grandpa has. He has these nom tats that are kick ***. Well..... [/endrant\]

Amen.

As for tattoos, I grew up with a bunch of bikers, truckers, and gearheads. They were all heavily inked. How I wound up being tattoo-free is beyond me.

Tattoos dont impress me one way or another. Although, seeing all the "wanna bees" posin with their brand new "biker tattoo" is at times, a source of comedy to me.

Oh Alla, how could you? You're not the man I thought you were. /sniffle

It's at this time I would like to bring to light the immortal words of Pvt. Lenord L. Church

"I think that it's quite clear that you should NOT get a tattoo; and I can sum up my point in this elegant, but very simple bulleted list.

- Number one, tattoos are permanent.
- Number two, you are a g*d damn idiot. And I'd like to prove this mathematically if I may...

Take your current age, now subtract ten years from it. Were you smart back then? Of course you weren’t, you were a g*d damn idiot. Fact of the matter is, your just as big an idiot today, it’s just gonna take you ten more years to realize it.

Now think if you would have drawn a picture on your body ten years ago. Would you be happy with it today? Chances are, you wouldn’t be.”

Oh ho! Smart *** megee wants to word in edge wise. Fine you little *** bagged man *****, bend over.

So, tattoos arn't permanent eh you douche bagging *****? So the scaring to have them fu[/b]cking removed isn't permanent? Or how about the feeling of utter fu[b]cking stupidity cuz your ****** *** got a barny tattoo one night after raping the family dog? That's fu[/b]cking permanent.

One thing is permanent around here; it's the absolute fu[b]cking trash that thinks their words are tantamount to gods'. What a fu[b][/b]cking disgrace.

THAT is all, trick. Now turn around so I can blow this nut in your face.

Wow, Molish. I just said tattoos aren't permanent and you go psycho about it. I didn't say whatever made you get it isn't going to stick with you. If you want to use your example of ******* the dog and getting a barney tattoo, sure, you have to live with the fact that you ****** your dog, but you don't have to have Barney on your ***.
You may be scared to have them removed, but that's not the point. My ONLY point was that you can get them removed.

Tats are just losing their point. I hate how "rebeling" is trendy now. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to be a true outcast and get a tribal band on my arm.