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06 Feb 18
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Certainly seems that way.
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I haven't got any. I like to stand out from the crowd!
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Good choice, well that's two of us at least. However, someone will be along in a minute claiming to have LLandudno tattooed on their **** no doubt.
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I can't see their appeal at all. They look aggressive, like graffiti. Why would you have permanent markings on your body? By the time people are 50+ they will look even more stupid.
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Completely hideous and ugly imo!
On a woman...a major turn off, together with multiple piercings and smoking! I seriously don't get what motivates people to have them....is this a multi national thing, or just another negative thing in which the Brits are world leaders? |
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It's a type of self harming.
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I wouldn't employ anyone with them.
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That was to be my comment moisok....totally agree...
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However, someone will be along in a minute claiming to have LLandudno tattooed on their **** no doubt.
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch on mine!!!. (if only) |
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http://justsomething.co/24-funniest-tattoo-fails/
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knew a guy who had loads on his face..........met a girl 15 years younger had the tattoos removed.......she kicked him out now has the tattoos back.............he had tears tattoos on his face............is a really nice guy
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https://www.abusybeeslife.com/the-4-most-tattooed-countries-in-the-world/
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Me neither. I really dont get it. Attention seeking .Ffs get a life .Be comfortable with being you
Botox/ Nose Jobs...... etc WHy?? Pete Burns WTF is that about??? |
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moisok
I wouldn't employ anyone with them. Lady Faye Verrit That was to be my comment moisok....totally agree... Isn't that Tattooist Reported  |
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I am told those tattos are known as 'tramp stamps' STUDYFORM.
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I think some of them are targets.
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I would find them off-putting if I watched that kind of thing.
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*and the metal everywhere
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No tattoos here either, I find them completely repugnant. No piercings, no jewellery either, I wear a watch and that's it.
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No tattoos here
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Never appealed to me in the slightest - and don't like to see them on others either, so signed...
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Nowt so **** as folk.
(how about that for a tattoo?). |
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* Alternative five letter word for "strange".
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full sleeves hear
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None of the people I meet/see in the club/pub I go to have a tattoo, well not visible.
I suppose some might have them covered. Whilst I dislike them I find piercings much more repugnant. |
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When I ask kids about them, and how they will look in their 50s, the general feeling is
that by then, someone will have invented a painless, clean, removal system. If someone did invent that it would be more lucrative than Facebook imo. And what's with them 1" diameter rings used to stretch the earlobes. They might as well have " My IQ is under 50" tattooed on their foreheads. |
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Tattoos are a no no for me too. The irony is that people have them to be 'individual'; yet they are the most conformist, sheep following act around today!
Most of them look like a toddlers playgroup has been let loose with a bunch of crayons and the 'artistic merit' of 99% of them is laughable. A young person I can understand why they get them done as it's 'hip.' But the amount of middle aged mums getting them done in some vain attempt at being relevant is quite alarming. Modern life: tattoos, social media, professional You Tubers, TOWIE & Big Brother. And they say Aborigines didn't evolve much above a sharpened stick after 2,000 years! |
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When I ask kids about them, and how they will look in their 50s, the general feeling is
that by then, someone will have invented a painless, clean, removal system. should we be allowing kids to have them in the first place is my question? |
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if the answer is "no" mad mad moon, surely they shouldn't be offered said consultations in the first place?
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I think the term kid is relevant to yer own age.
Some see a kid as 12ish or younger, some call teenagers kids. If the latter then 'allowing' doesn't come in to it. |
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No tattoos here.
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I like tattoos on women, they are ugly only on men
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I was on jury service recently and a female defendant was very proud of
her 'twatoo', we were shown pictures of it!! |
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charwell's point is excellent!
It's become non conformist to NOT have a tattoo! |
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None myself but when I lost one of my dogs whilst out on a walk, it was returned by a young fella with tattoos and a number of facial piercings. Refused my offer of a reward saying, just glad to see it reunited with it's owner. What the hell, live and let live.
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might as well have mug stamped on forehead
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I blame Beckham.
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That's a very good shout Ribero.
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Rumour has it Facts has "Imigrants welcome" tattooed on his noggin.
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When we were kids we used to sport fake tattoos. They were called transfers and lasted until you washed. Can you still get them?
The novelty of having one soon wears off. I know it's wrong, but I do tend to take a certain view of a person if they have a tattoo. |