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[Humour] Ever gotten a tattoo and can't remember getting it?
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OzMike
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Would be the only way I would get one.
Foul Play Rocks
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- Feb 23, 2013
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No. I have no problem with other people having tattoos but they’re not for me.
GT49er
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Absolutely no. I've never gotten anything! The very idea!
- Apr 19, 2018
- 1,862
Not exactly. Got a "temporary tattoo" though from a place in Haywards Heath when I was 18 that was supposed to last a max of 3 years while I decided if I wanted it as a permanent one, and nearly 30 years later it has barely faded. Luckily it's not too horrendous and is hidden.
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Older man with tattoos
Remember that people with visible tattoos will someday become older people with visible tattoos.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
Older man with tattoos
Remember that people with visible tattoos will someday become older people with visible tattoos.
As you are talking about a very large number of people, it will be the norm. Years ago old men didn’t wear jeans and trainers as a fashion item now it’s the norm
Tattoos are here to stay, as are jeans and trainers on old men
John Byrnes Mullet
Global Circumnavigator
LOL The Hangover 2....Brilliant
Horrible choice of a word. Should be banned.
Shropshire Seagull
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They're not called twattoos for no good reason ....
I'm intrigued by these people - they are [obviously] happy to decorate their skin for life so do they ever re-decorate the homes they live in or do they stick with that for life too?
I'm intrigued by these people - they are [obviously] happy to decorate their skin for life so do they ever re-decorate the homes they live in or do they stick with that for life too?
southstandandy
WEST STAND ANDY
- Jul 9, 2003
- 5,641
This. Never wanted a tramp stamp personally, but each to their own.
Tattoo thread bingo, 1 more for a line.
I can always rely on [MENTION=3125]Shropshire Seagull[/MENTION] for a "twattoos" comment though, every single tattoo thread he is like a moth to a flame.
Nearly always it absolutely doesn’t matter. I once had a guy turn up for an interview for a sales job selling point-of-care diagnostic equipment to hospital consultants; he had “LOVE” & “HATE” inked on his knuckles. My judgement was that that would be likely to impede his sales effectiveness to that customer base.
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As you are talking about a very large number of people, it will be the norm. Years ago old men didn’t wear jeans and trainers as a fashion item now it’s the norm
Tattoos are here to stay, as are jeans and trainers on old men
wiki: 36% of people between the age of 18 and 29 have at least one tattoo. 72% of adults with tattoos have tattoos that are usually hidden by clothing.
72% of 36% have tattoos hidden by clothing or non-visible tattoos. So by the time those between 18 and 29 are older adults only 10% (28% of 36%) will have visible tattoos. There maybe another 1% that get visible tattoos after age 29. I don't think 10-11% is that great a number of the population or common.They are here to stay but not that overwhelmingly common among older adults in the future.
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Shropshire Seagull
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Tattoo thread bingo, 1 more for a line.
I can always rely on [MENTION=3125]Shropshire Seagull[/MENTION] for a "twattoos" comment though, every single tattoo thread he is like a moth to a flame.
Indeed, I am nothing but consistent and predictable when it comes to this "self-harming / defecating body artwork" and I make no apology for this ...
To me, it's graffiti on a personal level, something you will have to look at EVERY day for the rest of your life - for those who have them done in places where they can only see them with a mirror [back & ar$e] must be for someone else's benefit. Really, how do they know what others might delight in body-art? It has a shared conversation point, but there are so many other topics that could be used instead.
I just don't get it - and so for that reason, I'm out !