Tatoos, once the territory of sailors, longshoremen, and common thugs have now gone mainstream and are quite fashionable. Back in the 70s when I was in the Navy, a lot of guys got the "Zig-Zag Man" tatooed on their forearm. I often wonder how many of them, on the golf course with clients think "hmmm, not the best decision I've ever made". Me? I never got one and have never regretted that decision.
I did get my ear pierced, but if I ever tire of it, the little hole will grow back. Tatoos? They're forever. Have you ever seen an old guy with a tatoo he got when he was in the service that, over the decades, turned into an indistinguishable blob that looks like a bad birthmark? That's you in 30-40 years; think about it.

2 comments:
1. Who looks good old? atleast my black blob will tell my grandkids I didn't do things based on what others thought of me.
2. Foggy lameness? Wow really narrow minded you are. ya you didn't make it but still spreader it supporting this
Faggy*
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