Re: On a lighter note: Do any of you think tattoos' are attractive?

PorchMonkey4Life wrote:
> TribuneVVX@aol.com wrote:
> > Just my opinion of course, but I have never seen a tattoo on anyone
> > that added to their looks. Most of them look like some type of
> > dreadfull skin aliment.

Not so, imo. Tattoos can really add a distinctive touch to an otherwise
average appearance, Trib.

> no!! When one gets tattoos, one defiles their body.

PM, are you from the gossip or the stern ng? Defiles? D'OH!

> It's just that simple

Again, imo, tattoos can improve a person's appearance and, barring
that, they're at least good for a laugh:
http://www.geocities.com/curt_james/calvin.html

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lab~rat >:-) wrote:
[...]

> The first description they give on America's Most Wanted is the perp's
> tattoo. I think it's good that potential criminals get as much ink as
> they want so we can round them up easier...

You're looking at it from the wrong perspective, imo.

Are you saying that criminals are stupid for getting a tattoo?

It's more an insult to good ink to be placed on an idiot than the
tattoo being considered a negative item.

If the so-called perp had a brain he'd draw an anchor on his forearm
with a Sharpie or write some recognizable script on his neck or hand
prior to committing a crime. Wear a mask and keep your actual ink
covered up might be a better strategy.

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John Smith ® wrote:

> Jimmy Buffett said it best - a tatoo is a "permanent reminder of a temporary
> feeling".

John Smith ®, eh? Now that's an interesting touch.

Anyway, Jimmy Buffett is... LAME.

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Curt James wrote:
>
> Anyway, Jimmy Buffett is... LAME.
>
<<<<<<<<<<<<

Oh don't you just know it!
Gawd - he's famous for 1
lousy song. Maybe 2.

quatorzejames@netzero.com said in alt.fan.howard-stern:

>
>> no!! When one gets tattoos, one defiles their body. It's just that simple
>
> whatever.
> i have no tattoos and i have no plans to get one, but i won't judge
>other people for it.

Would you marry a chick who had a tramp stamp? Would you even bring
her home to meet your mother?
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Scott en Aztlán wrote:

> Would you marry a chick who had a tramp stamp? Would you even bring
> her home to meet your mother?


yes of course i would.
my mother wouldn't care!
she has class and tries to be like jesus.
she doesn't judge people over stuff like that.

quatorzejames@netzero.com wrote:
> Scott en Aztlán wrote:
>
> > Would you marry a chick who had a tramp stamp? Would you even bring
> > her home to meet your mother?
>
>
> yes of course i would.
> my mother wouldn't care!
> she has class and tries to be like jesus.
> she doesn't judge people over stuff like that.
__________________________________________________ _______
Everyone judges everyone, it is just PC to say you don't judge others.

PorchMonkey4Life wrote:
> TribuneVVX@aol.com wrote:
> > Just my opinion of course, but I have never seen a tattoo on anyone
> > that added to their looks. Most of them look like some type of
> > dreadfull skin aliment.
> >
> no!! When one gets tattoos, one defiles their body. It's just that simple
__________________________________________________ _______________
An excess of tattoo's is a kin to self
mutilation syndrome. Instead of cutting up their bodies, they defile
the body with these ink blots that look like some form of a hideous
skin disease. As the tatoo fades it often looks like leopardesses.

On 30 Oct 2006 12:23:02 -0800, quatorzejames@netzero.com puked:

>
>> The first description they give on America's Most Wanted is the perp's
>> tattoo. I think it's good that potential criminals get as much ink as
>> they want so we can round them up easier...
>
>
>
> that's exactly why i have no body markings of any kind.
> i have always been afraid that one day george bush and them will
>finally start putting all the freaks in concentration camps.
> i want to be able to blend in w/the republicans when the time comes.
> call me cynical!

You can cal my cynical, too. When I watch America's most wanted,
sometimes I get the feeling that every now and then they slip in an
'enemy of the state' just to get him off the map.

Again, I was never convinced Ted Kazinski was the Unabomber...
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On 30 Oct 2006 18:30:18 -0800, "Buttercup" <ButtercupDazey@aol.com>
puked:

>
>Curt James wrote:
>>
>> Anyway, Jimmy Buffett is... LAME.
>>
><<<<<<<<<<<<
>
>Oh don't you just know it!
>Gawd - he's famous for 1
>lousy song. Maybe 2.

And drinking songs, at that. I hate country music, and any time I go
on one of my friend's boat, he insists on playing that crap.

Buffet's best performance was when he crashed he seaplane, and even
then he didn't do it good enough to kill himself...
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On 30 Oct 2006 15:51:00 -0800, "Curt James" <curtjames@gmail.com>
puked:

>lab~rat >:-) wrote:
>[...]
>
>> The first description they give on America's Most Wanted is the perp's
>> tattoo. I think it's good that potential criminals get as much ink as
>> they want so we can round them up easier...
>
>You're looking at it from the wrong perspective, imo.
>
>Are you saying that criminals are stupid for getting a tattoo?
>
>It's more an insult to good ink to be placed on an idiot than the
>tattoo being considered a negative item.
>
>If the so-called perp had a brain he'd draw an anchor on his forearm
>with a Sharpie or write some recognizable script on his neck or hand
>prior to committing a crime. Wear a mask and keep your actual ink
>covered up might be a better strategy.
>

Most of them don't have a brain...
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"Curt James" <curtjames@gmail.com> wrote in message
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John Smith ® wrote:

> Jimmy Buffett said it best - a tatoo is a "permanent reminder of a
> temporary
> feeling".

John Smith ®, eh? Now that's an interesting touch.

Anyway, Jimmy Buffett is... LAME.

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Just wish I had some of his "lame" millions.

Anyway I really like it when women get a tattoo on their stomachs. When
they get pregnant the tat looks completely different as it expands. You can
tell a lot about the tattoo artist when the tattoo is stretched to about 10
times its original size.

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ridiculous.' And God granted it.
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 11:19:10 -0600, "John Smith ¨"
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>"Curt James" <curtjames@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>John Smith ¨ wrote:
>
>> Jimmy Buffett said it best - a tatoo is a "permanent reminder of a
>> temporary
>> feeling".
>
>John Smith ¨, eh? Now that's an interesting touch.
>
>Anyway, Jimmy Buffett is... LAME.
>
>--
>Curt
>http://curtjames.com/
>
>Just wish I had some of his "lame" millions.
>
>Anyway I really like it when women get a tattoo on their stomachs. When
>they get pregnant the tat looks completely different as it expands. You can
>tell a lot about the tattoo artist when the tattoo is stretched to about 10
>times its original size.

Maybe they should get the tattoo WHILE they're pregnant. Then when it
shrinks back, it'll have all this intricate detail...
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"lab~rat >:-)" <chase@cheeze.net> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 11:19:10 -0600, "John Smith ¨"
> <someone@microsoft.com> puked:
>
>>"Curt James" <curtjames@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1162252537.716090.50080@i42g2000cwa.googleg roups.com...
>>John Smith ¨ wrote:
>>
>>> Jimmy Buffett said it best - a tatoo is a "permanent reminder of a
>>> temporary
>>> feeling".
>>
>>John Smith ¨, eh? Now that's an interesting touch.
>>
>>Anyway, Jimmy Buffett is... LAME.
>>
>>--
>>Curt
>>http://curtjames.com/
>>
>>Just wish I had some of his "lame" millions.
>>
>>Anyway I really like it when women get a tattoo on their stomachs. When
>>they get pregnant the tat looks completely different as it expands. You
>>can
>>tell a lot about the tattoo artist when the tattoo is stretched to about
>>10
>>times its original size.
>
> Maybe they should get the tattoo WHILE they're pregnant. Then when it
> shrinks back, it'll have all this intricate detail...
> --
> lab~rat >:-)
> Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

Hehe, never thought of that, I'll bet that would really look good - well if
it shrunk back.

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lab~rat >:-) wrote:
> "Curt James" puked:

Puked? :op ;o)

> >lab~rat >:-) wrote:
> >[...]
> >
> >> The first description they give on America's Most Wanted is the perp's
> >> tattoo. I think it's good that potential criminals get as much ink as
> >> they want so we can round them up easier...
> >
> >You're looking at it from the wrong perspective, imo.
> >
> >Are you saying that criminals are stupid for getting a tattoo?
> >
> >It's more an insult to good ink to be placed on an idiot than the
> >tattoo being considered a negative item.
> >
> >If the so-called perp had a brain he'd draw an anchor on his forearm
> >with a Sharpie or write some recognizable script on his neck or hand
> >prior to committing a crime. Wear a mask and keep your actual ink
> >covered up might be a better strategy.
> >
>
> Most of them don't have a brain...

I suspect that's true, however it seem obvious that reporters wouldn't
have access to successful criminals.

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