[Intellivision]

Originally Posted by gmku

That tie is really a camera...

But it's not a bow tie, you Paul Simon lovin' freak.

[Cantankerous]

you're my favorite new poster.

[gmku]

Yes, well, I've gone to find America...

[Intellivision]

Great, maybe we can tag team these bitches if you're really as cantankerous as your name implies.

[Cantankerous]

just look up my posts. i live up to every last letter of my name.
cantankerous rhymes with cunt.

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by Intellivision

Great, maybe we can tag team these bitches if you're really as cantankerous as your name says.

Cock.

[gmku]

It also rhymes with "Can spank her us."

[king_buzzo]

Originally Posted by Intellivision

In fact, 49 percent of Americans ages 18 to 29 have tattoos, according to a 2004 Harris Poll. A study recently published in the Journal of American Academy of Dermatology indicated 24 percent of people ages 18 to 50 have at least one tattoo. The study, based on a survey of 500 people in the United States, noted tattoos in past years "became associated with marginalized groups, signaling time spent in jail, punk status, membership in a motorcycle gang or a traveling circus." But now, it said, tattoos "have become increasingly eclectic, and the practice has become mainstream."
There are even children's books like "Mommy Has a Tattoo" and the "Tattoo Coloring Book." The topic of tattoos and body piercing is one of the hottest for campus speakers. Major corporations are working the "hip" new trend into their TV commercials and ad campaigns. And as tattoos and piercings become more common, some zealots are moving to extremes once unthinkable.
Just as "Heather Has Two Mommies" is now required reading for kindergartners in some school districts, how long will it be before the tolerance police mandate Phil Padwe's new books. He's the author and illustrator of the two new children's books on tattoos. In "Mommy Has a Tattoo," a little boy, James, is afraid of a heavily tattooed neighbor – until he realizes his mother has one, too.

http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cachere28IUwr-AJ:www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp%3FARTICLE_ID%3D52496+study+teens+pierc ings+tattoos+50%25&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=1

Another recent study concluded that half of all teenagers nowadays have either a tattoo or a piercing or both.

thats fucking disturbing

[static-harmony]

I am afraid of needles, but I would get one, but I get bored easily with things and would want to redo it constantly and you can not really change it.

The highest incidence of tattoos was found among the gay, lesbian and bisexual population (31%)...

[Savage Clone]

Tattoos is fer preeverts 'n deviants.

[terminal pharmacy]

60 percent of americans are obese

that makes for alot of fat kids with ink and holes

so most americans are fat tattooed gays.

[Norma J]

I have my nose pierced and tattoos. You know what makes me different than other people with piercings and tattoos? I look good.

[alteredcourse]

believing something as black and white as "the weirder you look, the more dull and/or unintelligent you must be on the inside" is probably the most shallow and self-preserving thing ive heard in a long time

[Intellivision]

I propose a death match between you two. Barbarism begins at home.

terminal pharmacy, I decree thee as a Duke.
Jico, you have earned the title of Earl Jico.
Your use of logic is most impressive.

[cryptowonderdruginvogue]

Originally Posted by Intellivision

In fact, 49 percent of Americans ages 18 to 29 have tattoos, according to a 2004 Harris Poll. A study recently published in the Journal of American Academy of Dermatology indicated 24 percent of people ages 18 to 50 have at least one tattoo. The study, based on a survey of 500 people in the United States, noted tattoos in past years "became associated with marginalized groups, signaling time spent in jail, punk status, membership in a motorcycle gang or a traveling circus." But now, it said, tattoos "have become increasingly eclectic, and the practice has become mainstream."
There are even children's books like "Mommy Has a Tattoo" and the "Tattoo Coloring Book." The topic of tattoos and body piercing is one of the hottest for campus speakers. Major corporations are working the "hip" new trend into their TV commercials and ad campaigns. And as tattoos and piercings become more common, some zealots are moving to extremes once unthinkable.
Just as "Heather Has Two Mommies" is now required reading for kindergartners in some school districts, how long will it be before the tolerance police mandate Phil Padwe's new books. He's the author and illustrator of the two new children's books on tattoos. In "Mommy Has a Tattoo," a little boy, James, is afraid of a heavily tattooed neighbor – until he realizes his mother has one, too.

http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cachere28IUwr-AJ:www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp%3FARTICLE_ID%3D52496+study+teens+pierc ings+tattoos+50%25&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=1

Another recent study concluded that half of all teenagers nowadays have either a tattoo or a piercing or both.

thats fuckig RIDIC!!!
i hate tattoos and the people with them

[Sheriff Rhys Chatham]

wow. add me to the list, soon.

[Norma J]

Originally Posted by alteredcourse

believing something as black and white as "the weirder you look, the more dull and/or unintelligent you must be on the inside" is probably the most shallow and self-preserving thing ive heard in a long time

Who said that?

[!@#$%!]

this is all too funny

i don't have any tattoos, i had some ear piercings nothing too radical i no longer use them

if that article blah blah blah...

the only piercing i would find "objectionable" in a place of work is the tongue one. of course that varies from place of work to place of work.

but when i see a tongue piercing all i can think of is that tongue sucking my dick really hard, as if it were a mango pit. very distracting during meetings.