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

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

> 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.
lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later.
i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to condemn
others for doing it.
it's their body for god's sake.

> 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.
lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later...
i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to condemn
others for doing it.
it's their body for god's sake.

quatorzejames@netzero.com wrote:
>> 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.
> lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later.
> i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to condemn
> others for doing it.
> it's their body for god's sake.
>

Which why it is one decision to defile one's body (temple)

On 29 Oct 2006 20:17:10 -0800, quatorzejames@netzero.com puked:

>
>> 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.
> lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later...
> i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to condemn
>others for doing it.
> it's their body for god's sake.

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...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

"lab~rat >:-)" <chase@cheeze.net> wrote in message
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> On 29 Oct 2006 20:17:10 -0800, quatorzejames@netzero.com puked:
>
>>
>>> 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.
>> lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later...
>> i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to condemn
>>others for doing it.
>> it's their body for god's sake.
>
> 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...
> --
> lab~rat >:-)
> Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

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

--
"Do we operate under a system of equal justice under law? Or is there one
system for the average citizen and another for the high and mighty?" - Ted
Kennedy, 1973

<quatorzejames@netzero.com> wrote in alt.gossip.celebrities:

>
>> 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.
> lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later.
> i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to
> condemn
> others for doing it.
> it's their body for god's sake.
>

But when they do it to be "unique" and to "express their
individuality," they are doing what millions of others are doing and it
the only way it makes them stand out is as a stupid sheep. If millions
of other people can do exactly what you are doing to be unique just by
plunking down the cash, you ain't unique.

--
Brandy Alexandre

-- Everything tastes better with cat hair in it. =^.^=

"Brandy Alexandre" <brandyalx@kittylittercomcast.net> wrote in message
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> <quatorzejames@netzero.com> wrote in alt.gossip.celebrities:
>
>>
>>> 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.
>> lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later.
>> i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to
>> condemn
>> others for doing it.
>> it's their body for god's sake.
>>
>
> But when they do it to be "unique" and to "express their
> individuality," they are doing what millions of others are doing and it
> the only way it makes them stand out is as a stupid sheep. If millions
> of other people can do exactly what you are doing to be unique just by
> plunking down the cash, you ain't unique.
>
> --
> Brandy Alexandre

"You want to be different - just like everyone else?" (something my
Dad asked me, when *I* was growing up).

All those boys with those "expanders" in their ears. What will
those look like when they're 40?

Kris

On 30 Oct 2006 15:41:06 GMT, Brandy Alexandre
<brandyalx@kittylittercomcast.net> puked:

> <quatorzejames@netzero.com> wrote in alt.gossip.celebrities:
>
>>
>>> 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.
>> lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later.
>> i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to
>> condemn
>> others for doing it.
>> it's their body for god's sake.
>>
>
>But when they do it to be "unique" and to "express their
>individuality," they are doing what millions of others are doing and it
>the only way it makes them stand out is as a stupid sheep. If millions
>of other people can do exactly what you are doing to be unique just by
>plunking down the cash, you ain't unique.

And I'm hearing more ads on the radio for some cream that allegedly
removes tattoos. Guess that's a good place to invest some money...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

Brandy Alexandre wrote:
> <quatorzejames@netzero.com> wrote in alt.gossip.celebrities:
>
> >
> >> 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.
> > lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later.
> > i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to
> > condemn
> > others for doing it.
> > it's their body for god's sake.
> >
>
> But when they do it to be "unique" and to "express their
> individuality," they are doing what millions of others are doing and it
> the only way it makes them stand out is as a stupid sheep. If millions
> of other people can do exactly what you are doing to be unique just by
> plunking down the cash, you ain't unique.
>
> --
> Brandy Alexandre
>
> -- Everything tastes better with cat hair in it. =^.^=
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True and they are more like sheep that are just following a popular fad.

> All those boys with those "expanders" in their ears. What will
> those look like when they're 40?


oh my gosh, i don't want to think about it.
it's hard to keep ones mouth shut, but it's the only way.
those kids feel so oppressed by the mainstream culture - who can blame
them?

> But when they do it to be "unique" and to "express their
> individuality," they are doing what millions of others are doing and it
> the only way it makes them stand out is as a stupid sheep. If millions
> of other people can do exactly what you are doing to be unique just by
> plunking down the cash, you ain't unique.


i know that and you know that, ( i don't think they're "stupid" - only
naive)
but they are young and they have to find that out for themselves.
i used to try to gently steer the young ladies away from body mods by
telling them that no one will want to marry them if they do that, but
girls today don't want husbands - only babies!
they are not inclined to be too forward-thinking...
i think they'll survive!

> Which why it is one decision to defile one's body (temple)


what do you mean?

> 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!

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> "Brandy Alexandre" <brandyalx@kittylittercomcast.net> wrote in message
> news:Xns986C6287BEF8675309@129.250.170.91...
>> <quatorzejames@netzero.com> wrote in alt.gossip.celebrities:
>>
>>>
>>>> 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.
>>> lots of these young girls, i'm sure they'll be sorry later.
>>> i would counsel my own kids not to do it, but it's foolish to
>>> condemn
>>> others for doing it.
>>> it's their body for god's sake.
>>>
>>
>> But when they do it to be "unique" and to "express their
>> individuality," they are doing what millions of others are doing and it
>> the only way it makes them stand out is as a stupid sheep. If millions
>> of other people can do exactly what you are doing to be unique just by
>> plunking down the cash, you ain't unique.
>>
>> --
>> Brandy Alexandre
>
> "You want to be different - just like everyone else?" (something my
> Dad asked me, when *I* was growing up).
>
> All those boys with those "expanders" in their ears. What will
> those look like when they're 40?
>
> Kris
>

They look horrible now. I have a strong stomach -- hell, I worked as a meat
wrapper in a small butcher shop that cut anything you the farmer had to put
down or the hunter had a license for -- organ meat and other not so
delectable things -- and it never bothered me. Those ear expanders make my
stomach come up on me. Now, I can touch raw hearts and kidneys, no
problem -- but......