Maybe Tattoos are under-rated ?

I just want to know why. There has to be a lot of pain behind those tattoos. Not just the physical pain, but a lot of emotional issues. I understand tattoos can make a statement - just not sure exactly what he is trying to say. I hear "help" when I see that. Of course, I doubt he would appreciate my evaluation. Maybe he likes the attention. I will have to let my single 25 year old daughter know that he is available... :)
 
Job interview should be great! But then it is the "Daily Mail". Probably on the dole for life.
 
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Grunt, you made me literally laugh out loud. Now I have to go buy a new monitor.
 
I am smiling... you made my day. Glad to have tickled your funny bone. Sorry about the monitor...
 
fencersmother said:
Fencersmother is not a fan of body art, nor piercings, nor any permanent changes to one's body.

Unfortunately, no one asks for my opinion.
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Or mine, after my son got one my wife was ripping him on the phone. As I listened she finally calmed down she said " well, what is the image of the tattoo?" I yelled "it is a picture of you(wife's name)". I could see her anger turn towards me. But I really could hear my son laughing hard from my comment on the phone from 5 feet away.
 
Numerous times, I have offered this service to my offspring: if you feel called to get a tattoo, no worries! I have several hundred sheets of sandpaper, varying coarseness, and we can spend some quality time together while I make use of that paper.

My children love me, deep down. I'm sure.
 
I love the kids who are deathly afraid of getting a shot at the (relatively clean) doctor's office, and will lie in some chair for hours with a guy putting questionably filthy inks into their skin.

:shivers:
 
They can get pretty expensive too, the larger and more elaborate they become
 
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