As an artist, I totally appreciate body art, as long as that's what it is---ART
As for mine, every tattoo I have has a significant meaning behind it, and is done in a tasteful fashion, and in moderation...
Most of the meanings behind mine have some kind of representation of my family or my spiritual side...
- guest062511-1
- 06-29-2009, 09:34 AM
- guest040711-1
- 06-29-2009, 11:41 AM
There is a twenty something waitress at a Ft. Worth establishment that has Chinese symbols on both wrists, me being the smartass I am asked her if they meant good luck? She grinned and turned around to show me the tattoo above her ass cheeks that said "lucky you".
- T-Can
- 06-29-2009, 02:29 PM
There is a twenty something waitress at a Ft. Worth establishment that has Chinese symbols on both wrists, me being the smartass I am asked her if they meant good luck? She grinned and turned around to show me the tattoo above her ass cheeks that said "lucky you". Originally Posted by SP HunterI believe I've encountered her before, SP.
Come on OFF, you've got to have tasteful pics of women with tats laying around somewhere!!
- TexTushHog
- 06-29-2009, 07:20 PM
I find it amazing that people will put something permanent on their body that isn't of sufficient quality that they wouldn't even temporarily put on their wall. I guess I've just never seen "body art." It all just looks like a bad tattoo to me. You might as well put this on your body:
It's not any more (or less) attractive than any others, but at least it's sort of clever.
As for those with Chinese symbols that supposedly have certain meanings, I always think of this:
It's not any more (or less) attractive than any others, but at least it's sort of clever.
As for those with Chinese symbols that supposedly have certain meanings, I always think of this: