Posted by Bill46 on October 16, 2009 at 04:45:06 from (65.112.42.84):
In Reply to: IH vs JD tattoo posted by Pat-CT on October 15, 2009 at 16:37:19:
Ya know...you brought up a funny topic. I went to a 45 year high school reunion a couple of years ago. Old friend went with me for the heck of it. I noticed this one lady, and all at once just busted out laughing. I could not help it. No, I did not embarress her in any way. Would never do that. Friend ask me what the heck I was laughing about when we went outside for fresh air. I ask him...do you remember that tatoo she had on her chest when she was a senior? The little yellow bird like in the cartoons? The one she had to show everyone? He said after a few minutes...yeah why? I told him that thing must look like a plucked chicken by now. He laughed so hard he had to go for a walk. Anyway, bottom line...it's your body. No one can tell you what to do with it. Just be aware of what it may look like in 45 years. If you do decide to get it, make darn sure the place is clean with clean equipment. You do not want to get something that will not wash off with Ajax.
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