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That's how we roll in Redmond West, son!
having a tattoo is basically just giving yourself a giant poverty tag. lets me know that you're a pleb
Now for the majority I think it's just quite simply fashion, generally nothing too deep and meaningful to it.
It's much more non-conformist to NOT have a tattoo these days.
Although anyone who got them or doesn't get them just to be non-conformist is a fucking cretin.
People are such sheep and yet every one of them will claim they are not just caught up in a fad.
It is damage you are just refusing to apply it in this case because your retarded. Tissue damage is not subjective like you are trying to claim. How about you give the dictionary definition for tissue damage?
People are such sheep and yet every one of them will claim they are not just caught up in a fad.
having a tattoo is basically just giving yourself a giant poverty tag. lets me know that you're a pleb
I work at Microsoft, and have tatts. There goes that shit theory.
Lots of people here have tattoos and make over 100k. It's not even strange to see this anymore.
I feel unique and pure for not having any tattoos. I'm past the age where most people get them (26 now).
Whenever I see people with ugly tattoos and tattoos in general that I'm positive the wearer regrets I feel sorry for them. There are so many shit tattoo artists.
I have a friend that has a couple sleeves and some on his body. He's not happy with some of the earlier stuff he got because he didn't find a GOOD tattoo artist until a couple years getting tattoos. This is the same story for a lot of people that are covered.
i make way more than 100k working at sherdog, have 2 half sleeves, one on my wrist and my foot
Not having a tattoo has turned into something to feel smugly self-righteous about. It's hilarious. As though other people's tattoos have anything to do with you.
There are some places that offer "cover-up" services on older tattoos that the client regrets. I'm going to assume they're quite costly.
This is like saying t-shirts are a fad. Tattoos, and t-shirts, have been popular for many years, and neither shows signs of abating any time soon. People have been calling tattoos a fad for about 20 years now, on auto-repeat.