Tattoos

no lol

the face is a different story.

People who say this, probably don't know many older people with tattoos. Because......

1. Older people with tattoos, frankly don't give a ****.

2. They still look pretty bad ass.



guy looks like he ran out of ****s decades ago.

 

TE stole my buttcheek line.

No tattoos on me. Can be attractive on women... But only if the woman is previously attractive.

I wouldn't get a tattoo, but to each his own.

I am a new person about every decade or so. At 18 I would have gotten something stupid and regrettable (if anything at all)
Plenty of people are regretful down the line. Luckily I had the foresight for that one. There isn't a message or picture that's worth paying to permanently put on me. JMO.

 

Tattoos are in now....no doubt and are looked at differently and look even better when you are physically fit. Check the the rapper in this video's tattoos on his face....his name is "Stitches" out of Miami....enjoy!

 

thanks for sharing

I don't know how my life went as it did without knowing that existed

 

Sorry bout that guys.....I should of just posted his picture to show his face tattoos. That video is crazy....I heard of him because the Heat were using that song in the locker rooms before games....go figure? Anyways he has an AK47 tattoo on his lower cheek and sticthes around his mouth....looks like that crazy clown cult....???

 

I'll give my usual tattoos rant I always do:

I've seen some that are brilliant/pieces of art. One similar to the one the OP had in post 1 with an astronaut on a girl's chest and the reflection in his visor was the colorful space-stuff.

But the number of amazing tattoos I've seen vs the terrible/boring/typical tats I've seen?.... Not even close.

The "when your old" thing doesn't hold much weight, I don't think. What DO old people look good in that you look good with while younger?



My take: They're WAY too trendy. The styles, the process itself (hot every 10-15 years, then look nasty- stylistically due to clean/dirty looks coming and going).

Being a designer- It'd take a lot to dedicate my life to a design. I hate wearing the same shirt (even if a favorite) more than once a week.... so every day? No effing way. Beyond that, I know regardless of how much I love the shirt- it will go out of style.

My advice though: Become a tattoo remover. That business is going to EXPLODE here within about 5 years due to all these idiots getting full sleeves because it's "in".

 

In no way are some of these sleeves ever going to be removable. You are still talking about decades of technological advances.