Tattoos to die for....
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Jesus there (or shud I say thier) are some seriously stupid people around.
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The site is proof that Einsten was wrong, and while the universe may be finite, the well of human stupidity simply has no bottom, and is truly infinite.
I have just seen one tattoo made up of 6 words, and three of those are misspelled.
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I tell you straight. My son in law introduced me to this site, and in the last 24 hours I have read nearly 40 pages of this stuff, and my brain is starting to curl at the edges.
The site is proof that Einsten was wrong, and while the universe may be finite, the well of human stupidity simply has no bottom, and is truly infinite.
I have just seen one tattoo made up of 6 words, and three of those are misspelled.
The site is proof that Einsten was wrong, and while the universe may be finite, the well of human stupidity simply has no bottom, and is truly infinite.
I have just seen one tattoo made up of 6 words, and three of those are misspelled.
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Plus, have you seen how many of those tats are done so very badly!
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According to the heading it took a lot of strength to do that one.
I would have thought one hell of a lot of alcohol myself.
I hate them all, piercings as well, though I have occasionally been known to overlook very tiny ones, tastefully done in appropriate locations.
Very sad that folk can't be happy in the skin they were born in.
I often wonder if it points to some form of inadequacy in either the brain or self esteem department.
Just my personal opiinion of course, no offence meant or intended to tattooed ppl.worldwide.
I would have thought one hell of a lot of alcohol myself.
I hate them all, piercings as well, though I have occasionally been known to overlook very tiny ones, tastefully done in appropriate locations.
Very sad that folk can't be happy in the skin they were born in.
I often wonder if it points to some form of inadequacy in either the brain or self esteem department.
Just my personal opiinion of course, no offence meant or intended to tattooed ppl.worldwide.
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According to the heading it took a lot of strength to do that one.
I would have thought one hell of a lot of alcohol myself.
I hate them all, piercings as well, though I have occasionally been known to overlook very tiny ones, tastefully done in appropriate locations.
Very sad that folk can't be happy in the skin they were born in.
I often wonder if it points to some form of inadequacy in either the brain or self esteem department.
Just my personal opiinion of course, no offence meant or intended to tattooed ppl.worldwide.
I would have thought one hell of a lot of alcohol myself.
I hate them all, piercings as well, though I have occasionally been known to overlook very tiny ones, tastefully done in appropriate locations.
Very sad that folk can't be happy in the skin they were born in.
I often wonder if it points to some form of inadequacy in either the brain or self esteem department.
Just my personal opiinion of course, no offence meant or intended to tattooed ppl.worldwide.
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I met a guy on a course once who had a drinking buddy in his village. The drinking buddy was called 'nodge'. His real name was John but he tattooed his name on his forehead when he was a teenager, in front of a mirror.
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According to the heading it took a lot of strength to do that one.
I would have thought one hell of a lot of alcohol myself.
I hate them all, piercings as well, though I have occasionally been known to overlook very tiny ones, tastefully done in appropriate locations.
Very sad that folk can't be happy in the skin they were born in.I often wonder if it points to some form of inadequacy in either the brain or self esteem department.
Just my personal opiinion of course, no offence meant or intended to tattooed ppl.worldwide.
I would have thought one hell of a lot of alcohol myself.
I hate them all, piercings as well, though I have occasionally been known to overlook very tiny ones, tastefully done in appropriate locations.
Very sad that folk can't be happy in the skin they were born in.I often wonder if it points to some form of inadequacy in either the brain or self esteem department.
Just my personal opiinion of course, no offence meant or intended to tattooed ppl.worldwide.
I know some are done for personal\family reasons etc, at times of high emotion, but when I see them it still makes me think the individual has displayed their personal inadequacies for the world to see.
Sometimes I think it must be because they didnt display any drawing aptititude at school and are now getting someone else to convert the scribblings in their head to their skin so they can show everyone else how clever they really are.
David Beckham is an advertisers nightmare, they never know what or where he is going to pay someone to scribble, reducing his options. He may be rich but understand he wasnt the brightest in his class.
Wonder if Banksy has tattoos ? ?
Our ancient ancestors did it because they were bored because television hadnt been invented, or to identify different tribes in an emerging society, I thought we were trying to drag ouselves out of the wearing of blue woad into the 21st century.
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At least Beckhams abusing his own body and not someone elses property.
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... To think that 25 years ago I was made fun of and considered a bad influence (who, me???) at school simply because I decided to get two extra holes in my left ear.... That was before "a little decoration" was fashionable. Imagine if I had one something like those tattoos... Thankfully I'm not that STUPID!
The ugliest for me are the "family photos"... do you really need to tattoo faces, or names... or anything to remember your loved ones??? What's wrong with photos or simply your memory? And WHY did you tattoo yourself or got your drunk friend to do it? How can people not check the spelling before allowing a needle to touch their skin and "decorate" it for the rest of "thier" lives???
Sorry, no tattoos for me or my media naranja... I would actually divorce him if I were to look at something as ugly as some of those pics everyday...
Seriously, how will they look with shagging aged skin? Is there a website of photos of deformed tattos?
The ugliest for me are the "family photos"... do you really need to tattoo faces, or names... or anything to remember your loved ones??? What's wrong with photos or simply your memory? And WHY did you tattoo yourself or got your drunk friend to do it? How can people not check the spelling before allowing a needle to touch their skin and "decorate" it for the rest of "thier" lives???
Sorry, no tattoos for me or my media naranja... I would actually divorce him if I were to look at something as ugly as some of those pics everyday...
Seriously, how will they look with shagging aged skin? Is there a website of photos of deformed tattos?
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... To think that 25 years ago I was made fun of and considered a bad influence (who, me???) at school simply because I decided to get two extra holes in my left ear.... That was before "a little decoration" was fashionable. Imagine if I had one something like those tattoos... Thankfully I'm not that STUPID!
The ugliest for me are the "family photos"... do you really need to tattoo faces, or names... or anything to remember your loved ones??? What's wrong with photos or simply your memory? And WHY did you tattoo yourself or got your drunk friend to do it? How can people not check the spelling before allowing a needle to touch their skin and "decorate" it for the rest of "thier" lives???
Sorry, no tattoos for me or my media naranja... I would actually divorce him if I were to look at something as ugly as some of those pics everyday...
Seriously, how will they look with shagging aged skin? Is there a website of photos of deformed tattos?
The ugliest for me are the "family photos"... do you really need to tattoo faces, or names... or anything to remember your loved ones??? What's wrong with photos or simply your memory? And WHY did you tattoo yourself or got your drunk friend to do it? How can people not check the spelling before allowing a needle to touch their skin and "decorate" it for the rest of "thier" lives???
Sorry, no tattoos for me or my media naranja... I would actually divorce him if I were to look at something as ugly as some of those pics everyday...
Seriously, how will they look with shagging aged skin? Is there a website of photos of deformed tattos?
As for some tat's, wouldn't you say to some of the females, "Darling, just think what cellulite is going to go to that!"
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nothing trivial of course........