Originally Posted by london52 (Post 7431200)

Not having a tattoo these days makes you more of an individual, I had one at 17 thinking I would be the only one in my street with a tattoo, 12 years later and everyone and I mean everyone I know has a tattoo except my mom.:lol:

Originally Posted by Seasider (Post 7431319)

I think this subject comes up even more often than fluoride in water, with similarly divided results. :lol:

Having read the beginning of it just before I went out I was going to write, don't think you'd want me posting a photo of my bottom. However now I know that any woman over 40 with a tattoo is obviously a chav, I might just do it for the hell of it.

Originally Posted by northernlights (Post 7430598)

Obviously, you have a Chav taste in 'birds' (charming expression :mad:. says it all), not so sexy on women at 50, 60 :thumbdown:

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 7430605)

So anyone with a tattoo is automatically labelled a chav?

A tad judgemental :blink:

Originally Posted by SoapysBairn (Post 7431414)

We are Chavs then?? or are we Neds? haha :rofl:

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 7431422)

Where i come from, yer a ned :thumbsup::p

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 7431375)

Me too, i had mines done 14 years ago and hardly anyone had one then, and i thought it was something else then, now everybody has one!

Originally Posted by london52 (Post 7431459)

In London we called the small tattoes in the small of a womens back just above her knicker line "Chav Stamps" :)
First think we would look for was a "chav stamp" and if they had one give them a wide berth.

Originally Posted by Seasider (Post 7431466)

Makes a change from tramp stamp.

(Chavs were invented after I left the UK.)

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 7431371)

Hey - i was born in Greenock, lived in Port Glasgow till i came to Brissie 6 months ago!!! :)

Originally Posted by london52 (Post 7431459)

In London we called the small tattoes in the small of a womens back just above her knicker line "Chav Stamps" :)
First think we would look for was a "chav stamp" and if they had one give them a wide berth.

Originally Posted by Loch Lomond (Post 7431483)

I was across the river in Helensburgh. Did you work in IBM or for the MOD...just about everyone else worked in one of those places.

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 7431485)

Why, is it seen as a sluty thing or something? :ohmy:

Originally Posted by london52 (Post 7431480)

Hey, I prefer "tramp stamp" to be honest...:lol: