John Doe ID'd?

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I read an article like this and the only question that comes to mind is,
"Why do people think tattoos look good?"

Magilla

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Quoted message said:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080126/ap_on_sp_ol/oly_usada_lawsuit

I read an article like this and the only question that comes to mind is,
"Why do people think tattoos look good?"

Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.

--
tanx,
Howard

Now it's raining pitchforks and women,
But I've already got a pitchfork...

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MagillaGorilla said:

Quoted message said:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080126/ap_on_sp_ol/oly_usada_lawsuit

I read an article like this and the only question that comes to mind is,
"Why do people think tattoos look good?"

Magilla

I wonder why these nutters who tattoo virtually every square inch of
their bodies leave their hands alone. Like they think maybe they'll
get a suit and tie job?

The best tattoo I ever saw was an old French jail-bird type of guy in
all denim on the TGV from Paris to Lausanne. He had a shaved head, so
you could see the word "Merde" tatooed on the side of his head and
other things like 666 on his forehead. He also had a mask tattooed on
his face to make him look like the Lone Ranger, and the tatoo of the
string holding it on went all the way around and had a bow in the
back. As the train ride progressed, lots of borderline questionable
characters decided to sit in the same car. I figured out later it was
because they knew the Swiss border guys would focus all their
attention on him and ignore everyone else in the car.

Joseph

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MagillaGorilla said:

Quoted message said:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080126/ap_on_sp_ol/oly_usada_lawsuit

Quoted message said:

I read an article like this and the only question that comes to mind is,
"Why do people think tattoos look good?"

Quoted message said:

Magilla

I wonder why these nutters who tattoo virtually every square inch of
their bodies leave their hands alone. Like they think maybe they'll
get a suit and tie job?

The best tattoo I ever saw was an old French jail-bird type of guy in
all denim on the TGV from Paris to Lausanne. He had a shaved head, so
you could see the word "Merde" tatooed on the side of his head and
other things like 666 on his forehead. He also had a mask tattooed on
his face to make him look like the Lone Ranger, and the tatoo of the
string holding it on went all the way around and had a bow in the
back. As the train ride progressed, lots of borderline questionable
characters decided to sit in the same car. I figured out later it was
because they knew the Swiss border guys would focus all their
attention on him and ignore everyone else in the car.

Joseph

denim always looks suspicious.

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Quoted post said:

I wonder why these nutters who tattoo virtually every square inch of
their bodies leave their hands alone. Like they think maybe they'll
get a suit and tie job?

It's been a bit of a tradition that hands are left clean, for the reasons you
cited. (Even many tattoo artists have clean hands.) That's changing, though.

--
tanx,
Howard

Now it's raining pitchforks and women,
But I've already got a pitchfork...

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OMC already outted KL as john doe at least 3 days ago in the amgen
press conference thread. Did you misss that?

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<[email hidden]>,

Quoted post said:

MagillaGorilla said:

Quoted message said:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080126/ap_on_sp_ol/oly_usada_lawsuit

I read an article like this and the only question that comes to mind is,
"Why do people think tattoos look good?"

Magilla

I wonder why these nutters who tattoo virtually every square inch of
their bodies leave their hands alone. Like they think maybe they'll
get a suit and tie job?

The best tattoo I ever saw was an old French jail-bird type of guy in
all denim on the TGV from Paris to Lausanne. He had a shaved head, so
you could see the word "Merde" tatooed on the side of his head and
other things like 666 on his forehead. He also had a mask tattooed on
his face to make him look like the Lone Ranger, and the tatoo of the
string holding it on went all the way around and had a bow in the
back. As the train ride progressed, lots of borderline questionable
characters decided to sit in the same car. I figured out later it was
because they knew the Swiss border guys would focus all their
attention on him and ignore everyone else in the car.

I am almost totally against tattoos. I will allow a fouled
anchor if the wearer's forearms suggest hawsers. USN as allowed.
All the rest is posing, compensating, or pathology.

--
Michael Press
The real Style Guy

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Michael Press said:

I am almost totally against tattoos. I will allow a fouled
anchor if the wearer's forearms suggest hawsers. USN as allowed.
All the rest is posing, compensating, or pathology.

Some people just like wearing some art.

--
tanx,
Howard

Now it's raining pitchforks and women,
But I've already got a pitchfork...

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Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Michael Press said:

I am almost totally against tattoos. I will allow a fouled
anchor if the wearer's forearms suggest hawsers. USN as allowed.
All the rest is posing, compensating, or pathology.

Some people just like wearing some art.

Oh no! We're back to art again! Things like Tweety with biceps?

Joseph

Howard Kveck said:

Quoted message said:

   Some people just like wearing some art.

Quoted message said:

Oh no! We're back to art again! Things like Tweety with biceps?

That's rough art as opposed to fine art.

Donald Munro said:

Howard Kveck said:

Quoted message said:

Some people just like wearing some art.

Quoted message said:

Oh no! We're back to art again! Things like Tweety with biceps?

That's rough art as opposed to fine art.

Like what you would find in an art store?

Kyle Legate said:

Donald Munro said:

Howard Kveck said:

>    Some people just like wearing some art.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Oh no! We're back to art again! Things like Tweety with biceps?

Quoted message said:

That's rough art as opposed to fine art.

Like what you would find in an art store?

I prefer art stores with adequate parking. That way I don't keep going
around and around and around. It gives me deja vu all over again.

Joseph

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Quoted post said:

Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Michael Press said:

I am almost totally against tattoos. I will allow a fouled
anchor if the wearer's forearms suggest hawsers. USN as allowed.
All the rest is posing, compensating, or pathology.

Some people just like wearing some art.

Oh no! We're back to art again! Things like Tweety with biceps?

There's no accounting for taste.

--
tanx,
Howard

Now it's raining pitchforks and women,
But I've already got a pitchfork...

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I prefer art stores with adequate parking.

And ones where the Pinarellos come with an authenticity
certificate.