Tatoos

[devildog683]

the bottom line is tattoos are a matter of personal preference. You should never judge someone for the simple fact that they are tattooed.

[chuchok]

The OP of this thread asked for opinions about tattoos good or bad, so I gave mine. I have a strong opinion about them. Deal with it

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Sir Queers for fears, do you wear any jewelley?

[ThaiPauly]

The OP of this thread asked for opinions about tattoos good or bad, so I gave mine. I have a strong opinion about them. Deal with it

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If you take the trouble to re-read my post you will find that I asked about Experiences-Not Opinions -you therefore are out of order and have upset a lot of very nice people.

If you wish to launch a thread asking what are peoples Opinions of tatoos you are perfectly free to do so

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[Queers for Fears]

the bottom line is tattoos are a matter of personal preference. You should never judge someone for the simple fact that they are tattooed.

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Perhaps people should not judge but bottom line is many do. Getting something permanent like a tattoo makes no sense at all. It is like branding yourself like cattle. You could equate getting a tattoo to chopping off your little finger; there's no putting it back.

[davethailand]

the bottom line is tattoos are a matter of personal preference. You should never judge someone for the simple fact that they are tattooed.

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Perhaps people should not judge but bottom line is many do. Getting something permanent like a tattoo makes no sense at all. It is like branding yourself like cattle. You could equate getting a tattoo to chopping off your little finger; there's no putting it back.

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Thats your opinion and i think we get the message now

Now start enjoying yourself and stop moaning

[Thomas_Merton]

What has not been discussed in this thread is the religious significance of the Thai tattoos.

My father-in-law is covered with Buddhist imagery tattooed on his body. He is very religious and considers his body akin to a temple.

He always removes his shirt at the slightest opportunity in order to display these symbols and receive the good karma created as a result.

My wife also has a huge multi coloured dragon n her back which she believes has kept her from the worst evils of this life.

[RamdomChances]

It is like branding yourself like cattle.

None of my cow are branded or have tatoos. The all have ear rings though is this bad as well ?

[chuchok]

It is like branding yourself like cattle.

None of my cow are branded or have tatoos. The all have ear rings though is this bad as well ?

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Yes, I think you have PUNK cows

[devildog683]

the bottom line is tattoos are a matter of personal preference. You should never judge someone for the simple fact that they are tattooed.

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Perhaps people should not judge but bottom line is many do. Getting something permanent like a tattoo makes no sense at all. It is like branding yourself like cattle. You could equate getting a tattoo to chopping off your little finger; there's no putting it back.

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actually they can be removed, its a slow and painful process, but something you should keep in mind whenever you get one. I would never want to have mine removed, there's no reason, I am not embarrased by them and my wife loves them. I have no problem with her one tiny tattoo she got after we were married of my name over her heart.

[devildog683]

It is like branding yourself like cattle.

None of my cow are branded or have tatoos. The all have ear rings though is this bad as well ?

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Yes, I think you have PUNK cows

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[Neeranam]

What has not been discussed in this thread is the religious significance of the Thai tattoos.

Didn't the OP say this thread was not for that?

I mentioned religious tattoos. There is another thread about this - do a search.

[Popeyethesailorman]

the bottom line is tattoos are a matter of personal preference. You should never judge someone for the simple fact that they are tattooed.

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Perhaps people should not judge but bottom line is many do. Getting something permanent like a tattoo makes no sense at all. It is like branding yourself like cattle. You could equate getting a tattoo to chopping off your little finger; there's no putting it back.

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Sir, at first I was offended by your "opinion" but as a tattoed sailor I guess you are half right but as for the intelligence part of it you're way off coure. I have attended 4 years of college and am currently an officer with the merchant marines. I am highly trained in electronics, machining and operating any engine plant on any vessel the sea has to offer. I also lost my little finger in a mishap so in reality, I guess I step into one of your other little twisted analogys.

[bina]

for those interested in the book i was talking about; both isbn numbers didnt google well, so will sit with friend and translate address of publisher name etc

just high season at work now so dead by time i get home in pm....

perhaps you could go to a large book store and ask using both isbn numbers and see if they can locate (i'm talking about thai book stores, this book i bought in the bigc in a book store that was huge in udon thani... if that helps

difinately worth it for anyone that does any kind of art design although i would expect that any good thai tattooist would probably have most of these designs ; maybe ask for mythological animals from the ramakayien (sp?) , maybe these fall in the category of the 'religious' tattoos although the thai here assurred my daughter , who did ask, that it is not a problem

[ThaiPauly]

What has not been discussed in this thread is the religious significance of the Thai tattoos.

Didn't the OP say this thread was not for that?

I mentioned religious tattoos. There is another thread about this - do a search.

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The OP did indeed say that

[Thomas_Merton]

What has not been discussed in this thread is the religious significance of the Thai tattoos.

Didn't the OP say this thread was not for that?

I mentioned religious tattoos. There is another thread about this - do a search.

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The OP did indeed say that

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Mea Culpa.