The male and female body is a beautiful piece without adding graffitti. Think of what Michelangelo's David would look like with tattoos all over its body.

Just a thought D1..If your uncle is only 62 and served in Korea
he had to be about ten y/o
I was too young and I'm a month away from 72..
The youngest of my five tatts is 52 y/o and it's so faded that you can hardly tell what it is..
Body tatts are ridiculous.. 40,000 bucks to impregnate your body with ink???Stupid!

Wasn't my uncle I'm still somewhat a young guy at 35 but my five kids and the army service I sure feel old now.

But post your tattoos and get some feedback on them

[quote user="DarkOne" post="3342"]Wasn't my uncle I'm still somewhat a young guy at 35 but my five kids and the army service I sure feel old now.

But post your tattoos and get some feedback on them [/quote]

I have added a pic of my tattoo that is on my ankle...don't have any more but will try to get on that is on my back soon...I am so ready to get another tattoo but this one is going on my left boob.....

What's the white line in the heart is it broken?

old age must definately be setting in,last time i checked mama_taz had three that I know of....

my ex cover-up worked in well cos it was just two names and I covered it with a leaping tiger,the colours in his coat hides the lettering underneath so well even I can't see it...

the whote mark in the heart is a highlight not a broken heart, my best friend was a pilot in the war during the 70's and I did it for him....he is still alive and live in Vegas....

So you gonna post a pic Tassie so we can see it and try to figure out the name

I thought I'd pop in and resurrect this thread! I've thought about getting a tattoo off and on throughout the years.
Actually, I had two that I did to myself when I was 16 and subsequently had them removed when I was 18 or so. Back in '02,
I had one designed but never got it; I found the drawing a few years later and was *very* glad I hadn't had it done.

That being said, I have the bug again. I want a tattoo that symbolizes my strong belief in personal freedom and liberty. I have an
idea, now I need to play with it a bit. My stepdaughter suggested I get it done in henna first, in order to see if I like it. Not a bad idea!

Funny thing is, I think in the back of my head, "What if I get divorced or otherwise become unmarried, and a prospective new mate
doesn't like tattoos?" but it's just like Icemelts says, if they are that superficial, then who cares????