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Old 01-12-2011, 10:26   #16
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Tattoo? Sorry... can't post one cause I ain't gots one and cause I is what is called a blank as in no tats and no piercings and I plans on keeping it that way.

I did however once entertain the idea of inking my US passport number discretely on my inner thigh... just in case I had a mishap while aboard my boat. But I gave up on that idea.

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Old 01-12-2011, 11:18   #17
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If you haven't seen Groucho Marx perform "Lydia the Tatooed Lady" you owe it to yourself to take 3 minutes and watch it on YouTube.



To remain faintly on topic . . . it includes references to "The Wreck of the Hesperus," Washington crossing the Delaware, and a fleet of "ships on her hips," among others. . . .
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I also have no tattoos or piercings. I know this might sound strange because I went to the California Maritime Academy and a lot of the other midshipmen would get tattoos on our semester at Sea. I went to CMA in my 40s, so definitely wasn't inclined to do what the young folks were doing. I have nothing against tattoos or piercings, just not for me. I can't imagine how many criminals have gotten a positive ID from witnesses because of their body art.
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Old 01-12-2011, 13:38   #19
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Tattoos? No thanks, not when so many Bogans are getting them all in the name of individuality.

#3 – Tramp Stamps « Things Bogans Like
#136 – Foreign Tattoos « Things Bogans Like
#51 – Tribal Tattoos « Things Bogans Like
#67 – Southern Cross Tattoos « Things Bogans Like

And then when you are older, you have this to look forward to.

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If I ever got a tattoo is would be something stupid across my forehead.

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If I ever got a tattoo is would be something stupid across my forehead.
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Hmmm, I could do that. And even if I limited myself to only considering stupid things I have said, I'd have no shortage of material to choose from.

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Tattoos? No thanks, not when so many Bogans are getting them all in the name of individuality...
Had to look up Bogan. Ah, Aussie redneck (sort of). Got it.
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Why??????????????
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If you haven't seen Groucho Marx perform "Lydia the Tatooed Lady" you owe it to yourself to take 3 minutes and watch it on YouTube.

To remain faintly on topic . . . it includes references to "The Wreck of the Hesperus," Washington crossing the Delaware, and a fleet of "ships on her hips," among others. . . .
There is also Luther Billis in South Pacfic with his tattoo.
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No tats for me even after spending 11 years in the Navy.

I just can not think of any picture etc that I like so much that I what it on me forever.
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Royal Navy Tattoo....
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No tats for me even after spending 11 years in the Navy.

I just can not think of any picture etc that I like so much that I what it on me forever.
I and seven friends and acquaintances all went out and got tattoos. We were all 60 or over and I think we should have made the paper!

Mine is very tame, on my shoulder -- three shells surrounded by waves. I thought about getting a sailboat but thought "No matter how much I love it, I'm never going to sail again ... so ..."

Shoulda got a sailboat!!!!
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I own a tattoo studio and I have no tattoos.

99% of all tattoos are poorly done or poorly thought out and most people live to regret them. I specialize in small discrete tattoos for college students hoping to find work later. I also do tattoo removal and tattoo cover ups for people foolish enough to tattoo a past wife's name on them. I make a good living at it, but I am not looking at getting one.

The tattoo links were very cool. Love George C. Especially in his later years. He had gov and religion pegged pretty well.
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I and seven friends and acquaintances all went out and got tattoos. We were all 60 or over and I think we should have made the paper!

Mine is very tame, on my shoulder -- three shells surrounded by waves. I thought about getting a sailboat but thought "No matter how much I love it, I'm never going to sail again ... so ..."

Shoulda got a sailboat!!!!
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