I went back and read through the posts to see where someone was judging another and I simply can't find it. What I did see was people giving their personal opinion on tattoos but I have yet to see any judgment. Just because you disagree with someone does not mean that you are judging them. Maybe I missed something....
I went back and read through the posts to see where someone was judging another and I simply can't find it. What I did see was people giving their personal opinion on tattoos but I have yet to see any judgment. Just because you disagree with someone does not mean that you are judging them. Maybe I missed something....
I think what he is getting at is the bold part - splinter in thy brothers eye (an ugly tattoo) and - missing the mote in one’s own (bad haircut, ugly shirt, bleached hair, etc).
It’s easy to say tattoos are nasty horrible looking things, but what about the guy with a facial density of 3 wiry hairs per square inch that tries to grow a beard?
Sure, SK brought the topic up, and opinions are going to come in. But saying I don’t like tattoos or I don’t like a Mullet Haircut is a far cry from saying Mullets are shitty looking monstrosities that ruin your life.
My point is, tattoos are personal expression, a way of dressing one’s self. Just like a haircut, shirt, bleach job, etc. I just don’t understand how someone can have such a strong and scalding opinion about a tattoo, one act of adorning or dressing the body, and not be as adamant about the proper way to shave, cut one’s hair, dress, etc, etc, etc.
Or maybe everyone does?
But, you also have to remember that the sun dammages a tat, just like it does your skin.You still see a few mullets down here. I also work with some eccentric individuals! It's not uncommon to see someone bald on top sporting a pony tail. Hell, I guess that is better than a comb-over?
That pic is Reggie from Phantasm.....and actually, the look works for him!
Is that really what it's called?!?!?! That is too funny!
let me add this.
Tattoos are a very polorizing subject. The old sayin that they fade into meaningless blobs isn't so true anymore. Advancements in ink have come along way since WWII
Personally I always admired the old vets tattoos. I look at them as a reminder of what they've done/ where they've been.
I know alot of people look at tattoos as part of a "criminal" or undesirable culture. Even in Japan today you must cover up them at gyms like powerhouse, and at alot of onsen there are signs saying no tattoos allowed. Many people still feel that if your japanese, and have a tattoo, you're yakuza.
for putting it the way you did. i use to see older guys when i was just a kid with those blue tattoos of various shapes. i always thought "Eww i am never getting a tattoo..." then they would tell me where they got them and why.. i have been a tattoo fan ever since.
I bet if drove with his windows down he could get them to whistle.
This is really true!Women who skydive naked whistle
Women who skydive naked whistle
I bet if drove with his windows down he could get them to whistle.
