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  1. Huge collection of tattoos, find your favorite tattoos in this tattoos
    gallery, many models of tattoos are shown here. You can find any
    models of tattoos here.

    http://tattoohouse.blogspot.com/

  2. Quoted message said:

    Huge collection of tattoos, find your favorite tattoos in this tattoos
    gallery, many models of tattoos are shown here. You can find any
    models of tattoos here.

    http://tattoohouse.blogspot.com/

    I already got a tatt on my calf from my chainring. That's enough.

    Donga

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    Donga said:
    Quoted message said:

    Huge collection of tattoos, find your favorite tattoos in this tattoos
    gallery, many models of tattoos are shown here. You can find any
    models of tattoos here.

    http://tattoohouse.blogspot.com/

    I already got a tatt on my calf from my chainring. That's enough.

    People in their teens and twenties have always done
    things while ignoring or being ignorant of
    consequences. I did. This I understand. But how does a
    young person ignore the knowledge that that dotted line
    they tattooed on their neck with the legend "Cut along
    dotted line." is going to be there for the rest of
    their, however long, ill-considered life. I am boggled.

    --
    Michael Press

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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Huge collection of tattoos, find your favorite tattoos in this tattoos
    gallery, many models of tattoos are shown here. You can find any
    models of tattoos here.
    http://tattoohouse.blogspot.com/

    Quoted message said:
    Donga said:

    I already got a tatt on my calf from my chainring. That's enough.

    Michael Press said:

    People in their teens and twenties have always done
    things while ignoring or being ignorant of
    consequences. I did. This I understand. But how does a
    young person ignore the knowledge that that dotted line
    they tattooed on their neck with the legend "Cut along
    dotted line." is going to be there for the rest of
    their, however long, ill-considered life. I am boggled.

    Like this?
    http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  5. A Muzi said:
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    Quoted message said:

    On Jun 25, 6:06 pm, [email hidden] wrote:
    > Huge collection of tattoos, find your favorite tattoos in this
    > tattoos gallery, many models of tattoos are shown here. You can
    > find any models of tattoos here.
    > http://tattoohouse.blogspot.com/

    Quoted message said:
    Donga said:

    I already got a tatt on my calf from my chainring. That's enough.

    Michael Press said:

    People in their teens and twenties have always done
    things while ignoring or being ignorant of
    consequences. I did. This I understand. But how does a
    young person ignore the knowledge that that dotted line
    they tattooed on their neck with the legend "Cut along
    dotted line." is going to be there for the rest of
    their, however long, ill-considered life. I am boggled.

    Like this?
    http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

  6. Bill Sornson said:
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    http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

    No, jihadists don't have tattoos. He's an American terrorist, like
    Timothy McVeigh, so Bush now has to invade and occupy America.

  7. "Jay Hill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Bill Sornson said:
    Quoted message said:

    http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

    No, jihadists don't have tattoos. He's an American terrorist, like
    Timothy McVeigh, so Bush now has to invade and occupy America.

    I knew it would be Bush's fault. But America's already occupied by a
    Socialist Party called Democrats.

  8. On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 01:28:36 -0500, A Muzi <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Like this?
    http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    When your brain is the size of a pea, you tend to do foolish things.

    Maybe it's just my me, but I've never run across a skin head who
    appeared to have graduated the third grade.

  9. DI said:

    "Jay Hill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Bill Sornson said:

    >http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

    Quoted message said:

    No, jihadists don't have tattoos. He's an American terrorist, like
    Timothy McVeigh, so Bush now has to invade and occupy America.

    I knew it would be Bush's fault. But America's already occupied by a
    Socialist Party called Democrats.

    If you think the Democrats in the US are socialist, you need to stop
    believing pundits who are paid shills for the 0.1%.

    --
    Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
    Rationality, as the primary cognitive system for comprehending our
    world, has been rejected in favor of unyielding dogmatic belief. -
    David Michael Green

  10. Bill Sornson said:
    Quoted message said:

    Like this?
    http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

    Islam frowns on tattoos. Tattoos deface the body, which they consider as
    God's creation.

    mike

  11. m II said:
    Bill Sornson said:
    Quoted message said:

    Like this?
    http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

    Islam frowns on tattoos. Tattoos deface the body, which they consider as
    God's creation.

    Don't you ? I do.

  12. "Dave Hazelwood" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    m II said:
    Bill Sornson said:

    > Like this?
    > http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

    Islam frowns on tattoos. Tattoos deface the body, which they consider as
    God's creation.

    Don't you ? I do.

    But those who get tattoos think they are improving on plain old
    uninteresting skin by decorating it. And who can say that they are wrong?

  13. William Graham said:


    "Dave Hazelwood" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    m II said:

    Bill Sornson wrote:

    >> Like this?
    >> http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364
    >
    > Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

    Islam frowns on tattoos. Tattoos deface the body, which they consider as
    God's creation.

    Don't you ? I do.

    But those who get tattoos think they are improving on plain old
    uninteresting skin by decorating it. And who can say that they are wrong?

    Anybody

  14. Dave Hazelwood said:
    Quoted message said:

    But those who get tattoos think they are improving on plain old
    uninteresting skin by decorating it. And who can say that they are wrong?

    Anybody

    After dwelling on this for a bit, I'd have to agree. There's no pretense
    of art here...or of intelligence.

    http://www.crimerant.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/11/curtis.jpg

    mike

  15. "m II" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:xdmgi.12686$xk5.18@edtnps82...

    Quoted message said:
    Dave Hazelwood said:
    Quoted message said:

    But those who get tattoos think they are improving on plain old
    uninteresting skin by decorating it. And who can say that they are
    wrong?

    Anybody

    After dwelling on this for a bit, I'd have to agree. There's no pretense
    of art here...or of intelligence.

    http://www.crimerant.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/11/curtis.jpg


    Well, "wrong" is up for interpretation....There is moral wrong, and legal
    wrong, and the wrong of personal taste. What someone else does to their skin
    is of no concern of mine, so I could care less. Just because I wouldn't do
    it to my skin however, does not make it "wrong".

  16. William Graham said:

    Well, "wrong" is up for interpretation....There is moral wrong, and legal
    wrong, and the wrong of personal taste. What someone else does to their skin
    is of no concern of mine, so I could care less. Just because I wouldn't do
    it to my skin however, does not make it "wrong".

    True, but there is a cultural aspect to these things. What is perfectly
    normal and desirable in one culture may well be repulsive and disgusting
    in another.

    Pardon me..I have to run. The dog we hung for supper is ready for the
    barbeque. Yumm...

    mike

  17. m II said:
    Bill Sornson said:
    Quoted message said:

    Like this?
    http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

    Islam frowns on tattoos. Tattoos deface the body, which they consider
    as God's creation.

    Sigh. It was a joke about COVERING UP tattoos.

    Sigh.

  18. Dave Hazelwood said:
    Quoted message said:

    But those who get tattoos think they are improving on plain old
    uninteresting skin by decorating it. And who can say that they are wrong?

    Anybody

    I find tattoos and piercings to be ugly turn-offs. But that doesn't
    make me right, only bigoted.

  19. On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 12:00:50 GMT, Howard Brazee <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Dave Hazelwood said:
    Quoted message said:

    But those who get tattoos think they are improving on plain old
    uninteresting skin by decorating it. And who can say that they are wrong?

    Anybody

    I find tattoos and piercings to be ugly turn-offs. But that doesn't
    make me right, only bigoted.

    yeah. to me its mutilation of ones own body.

    a form of self flagellation if you will.

    i imagine whisper to be covered from head to toe.

  20. Bill Sornson said:
    m II said:
    Bill Sornson said:

    > Like this?
    > http://www.crimerant.com/?p=364

    Only job interviews as...a jihadist?

    Islam frowns on tattoos. Tattoos deface the body, which they consider
    as God's creation.

    Sigh. It was a joke about COVERING UP tattoos.

    Sigh.

    In general, to qualify as a joke something has to be funny to more than one
    person.

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