[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

Anybody seen that lizard guy? The one who covered his skin with lizard scale tattoos and even had his tongue sliced?


Freaky Sh*t man.

Live and let live if I say, if he want to be a lizard and it's not hurting anyone let him be a lizard

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Live and let live if I say, if he want to be a lizard and it's not hurting anyone let him be a lizard

You wouldn't be saying that if he slithered into your house at night and ate all your marmalade!

[Shaun]

greg why would the answer be no

this is the stupidest thread since 2 hours ago

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Shaun

greg why would the answer be no

this is the stupidest thread since 2 hours ago

It's not worse than my H.M.S Samuel thread is it though cos I'll be well pissed if it is.

[Verbal]

Tip for the girls: If you fancy a bloke with a teardrop tat on his face, it would probably be advisable to walk the other way

Same goes for a Cardiff City tattoo

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by CynicalHermit

Tip for the girls: If you fancy a bloke with a teardrop tat on his face, it would probably be advisable to walk the other way

Same goes for a Cardiff City tattoo

Whatever you Swansea football hooligan. Good job your not in our league Anymore I wouldn't want your lot ransacking Hillsborough again

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

Whatever you Swansea football hooligan. Good job your not in our league Anymore I wouldn't want your lot ransacking Hillsborough again

again?? shocking accusation

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by CynicalHermit

again?? shocking accusation

I'm just bitter cos u nicked my Wednesday scarf

[Z]

Originally Posted by Shaun

greg why would the answer be no

this is the stupidest thread since 2 hours ago

Plenty of people are against tattoos; my mum always used to say she'd flip out if we brought home someone who was covered in tattoos (which is obviously different to having one tattoo; but for some people it could be a deal breaker)

[CaudleHalbard]

Any tattoos which are visible when wearing beachwear are probably inadvisable. They will repel as many as they will attract.

And just think how they will look when you are 40+ ?

[Z]

Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

Any tattoos which are visible when wearing beachwear are probably inadvisable. They will repel as many as they will attract.

And just think how they will look when you are 40+ ?

I used to go by that statement "they'll look silly when you're older" but then nobody is going to look as good as they did when they were younger so why would it matter? I'm going to be old and wrinkly regardless of whether I get a tattoo or not . I've never wanted to get one, I just changed my mind about that particular point as I got older.

[CaudleHalbard]

Originally Posted by Zee

I used to go by that statement "they'll look silly when you're older" but then nobody is going to look as good as they did when they were younger so why would it matter? I'm going to be old and wrinkly regardless of whether I get a tattoo or not . I've never wanted to get one, I just changed my mind about that particular point as I got older.

You will hopefully not be old and wrinkly before you are about 70-80.

It's the years from about 35-40 until then that you need to think about.

Tattoos visible when wearing normal clothing look a bit chavvy, in my opinion and - far more importantly - the opinion of many employers. Friend of mine has been turned down for jobs because of tattoos which would be visible to clients.

[Z]

Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

You will hopefully not be old and wrinkly before you are about 70-80.

It's the years from about 35-40 until then that you need to think about.

Tattoos visible when wearing normal clothing look a bit chavvy, in my opinion and - far more importantly - the opinion of many employers. Friend of mine has been turned down for jobs because of tattoos which would be visible to clients.

I'm not a fan of visible tattoos either, I'd never get a tattoo myself I don't think but I think as long as you were getting the tattoo for an important reason that mattered to you throughout your life you would never regret getting it.

[DanaC]

Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

Any tattoos which are visible when wearing beachwear are probably inadvisable. They will repel as many as they will attract.

And just think how they will look when you are 40+ ?

*blinks*

God that makes me feel old.

We're not all wrinklefests past 40 ya know!

[_Seth]

Yes.

It would need to not be a horrible tattoo.

[Jack_]

...yes

[Withano]

If they survived the excorcism

[Tom4784]

I don't mind tattoos but I hate it when people are pretty much covered in them. Quality over Quantity.

[CaudleHalbard]

Surely there are tattoos that wash off after a while?

If you are desperate to distract attention from your natural looks surely temporary tattoos are better option: and you can change them whenever you want.

And you're not stuck with them for life.

[smudgie]

Not bothered.
First partner was covered, even on his...ahem.

Husband hates them, he even paid for me to have mine removed privately when I was pregnant with our first.

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Not bothered.
First partner was covered, even on his...ahem.

Husband hates them, he even paid for me to have mine removed privately when I was pregnant with our first.

Was it your name he had on there Smudgie?

[Samuel.]

Of course...

Glad by the poll result, I love my tattoo

[Apple202]

As long as the tatt isn't gross

[King Gizzard]

As long as it wasn't just a random tramp stamp or cliche motivational quote

(well, i'm not that shallow so I would, but I wouldn't particularly be a fan of it)

[King Gizzard]

Those tattoos on the lower back that seem to be quite fashionable are the worst