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  • #11
    Originally posted by Anonymouse
    I'm sure, but generally speaking tattoos have been the hallmark of criminal and lowly elements, and generally speaking, they still are the hallmark of the knaves.
    Yes!
    I seldom find tattoos appealing. Mainly because of cheap ink they use and "washed out" colors, too intricate and detailed patterns - I'm a minimalist - and the multitude of it. The location is also important.
    But a nice pattern/scene with beautiful colors, not too small, not too large and skillfully executed on the lower back or the back of the hip or the back of the shoulder of a woman may charm me!


    Originally posted by Anonymouse
    It's funny because I used to be all into this idea of getting a tattoo but now my view on it has changed 180, as I've matured. I don't mind if you want to get it, but I still have my ideas of what tattoos are and the kind of people that generally get them.
    I have never considered having one and it's very very unlikely that I may in the future! It's not my style. It's only a question of style!
    Last edited by Siamanto; 08-14-2005, 01:17 PM.
    What if I find someone else when looking for you? My soul shivers as the idea invades my mind.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by Anonymouse
      What my question is, what is the point of getting a tattoo? What is the reason that motivates one to get it?
      In some cases, the same as je welry or accessories! It's a statement, and different individuals make different statements!
      Last edited by Siamanto; 08-14-2005, 01:18 PM.
      What if I find someone else when looking for you? My soul shivers as the idea invades my mind.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Siamanto
        Yes!
        I seldom find tattoos appealing. Mainly because of cheap ink they use and "washed out" colors, too intricate and detailed patterns - I'm a minimalist - and the multitude of it. The location is also important.
        But a nice pattern/scene with beautiful colors, not too small, not too large and skillfully executed on the lower back or the back of the hip or the back of the shoulder of a woman may charm me!



        I have never considered having one and it's very very unlikely that I may in the future! It's not my style. It's only a question of style!
        I agree, if it's in the right place and with some discretion and perhaps a bit "class", a tattoo might seem appealing on someone else, but not on my body. Evar! I guess you can call me one of those "judgemental" people, but from what I have seen personally, the people that have had tattoos haven't been the brightest or the most successful.
        Achkerov kute.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by Siamanto
          In some cases, the same as je welry or accessories! It's a statement, and different individuals make different statements!
          Yes, a statement, like a sign of rebelling. It demonstrates a defiance of authority. People who do not want to conform to the mainstream, say "Phuck you mainstream I'm gonna defy". So they get a tattoo as symbolizing their non-conformity. But in the process they themselves are conforming to non-conformity. It's that age old paradox.
          Achkerov kute.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Anonymouse
            I agree, if it's in the right place and with some discretion and perhaps a bit "class", a tattoo might seem appealing on someone else, but not on my body. Evar!
            I agree!



            Originally posted by Anonymouse
            I agree, if it's in the right place and with some discretion and perhaps a bit "class", a tattoo might seem appealing on someone else, but not on my body. Evar! I guess you can call me one of those "judgemental" people, but from what I have seen personally, the people that have had tattoos haven't been the brightest or the most successful.
            You should be staring too much at men, focus on women; they're far more pleasant and charming!
            I don't recall seeing a single male with a tasteful tatoo...or xxxelry!




            Originally posted by Anonymouse
            Yes, a statement, like a sign of rebelling. It demonstrates a defiance of authority. People who do not want to conform to the mainstream, say "Phuck you mainstream I'm gonna defy". So they get a tattoo as symbolizing their non-conformity.
            Not always! For some, it's a fashion accessory, just like xxxelry!



            Originally posted by Anonymouse
            But in the process they themselves are conforming to non-conformity. It's that age old paradox.
            Just like those all "spontaneous" and "free" ones who act exactly the same way all across the planet and across decades!
            What if I find someone else when looking for you? My soul shivers as the idea invades my mind.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Siamanto
              I agree!




              You should be staring too much at men, focus on women; they're far more pleasant and charming!
              I don't recall seeing a single male with a tasteful tatoo...or xxxelry!





              Not always! For some, it's a fashion accessory, just like xxxelry!




              Just like those all "spontaneous" and "free" ones who act exactly the same way all across the planet and across decades!

              Tattoos are for cool people. I don't have tattoos. Therefore, I'm not cool. It's a valid argument. I just learned this in Testmasters.
              Achkerov kute.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by Anonymouse
                Tattoos are for cool people. I don't have tattoos. Therefore, I'm not cool. It's a valid argument. I just learned this in Testmasters.
                If you're not cool, are you hot?

                Trick question: "Do you prefer a cool woman or a hot one?"
                What if I find someone else when looking for you? My soul shivers as the idea invades my mind.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by Siamanto
                  If you're not cool, are you hot?

                  Trick question: "Do you prefer a cool woman or a hot one?"
                  That depends, if it's summer or winter. Oh my God we are so funny with these insane word humor! How about we just get a tattoo to show how awesome, aggressive, and rebellious we are! Then maybe I can land a job as an investment banker at Morgan Stanley!
                  Achkerov kute.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by Anonymouse
                    I agree, if it's in the right place and with some discretion and perhaps a bit "class", a tattoo might seem appealing on someone else, but not on my body. Evar! I guess you can call me one of those "judgemental" people, but from what I have seen personally, the people that have had tattoos haven't been the brightest or the most successful.

                    umm...so no tattoo on my lower back?

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Anonymouse
                      Tattoos are for cool people. I don't have tattoos. Therefore, I'm not cool. It's a valid argument. I just learned this in Testmasters.
                      all cool people have tattoos
                      i dont have a tattoo
                      therefore i'm not cool


                      this sounds more correct 'cause although tattoos may be for cool people, a cool person may choose not to have one. (i'm going off of the argument you wrote)

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