OH MY FUCKING GOD!!!!!My thoughts exactly, but I lack your eloquence.
Originally Posted by Jake Perman
- Luke Skywalker
- 10-22-2013, 09:07 PM
- sweet.treat69
- 10-22-2013, 09:16 PM
Wow, SweetTreat69, I had no idea of your, um...err...uh, endowments.Hehe thanks babe.. I think you're right about my handle.. I should've called myself sweettreats
You should totally change your handle to sweet.treats69. <--- You require the plural on that.
Um, *gulp* Word.
LnH Originally Posted by LoveNHorny
I just wanted to give credit where it's due that is a hot fuckinh picture! Originally Posted by Jules Jaguar
Sweet.Treat has a lovely body.
Have a great week!Originally Posted by Molly Chandler
Curvy and sexy as hell. Bella too!!! Originally Posted by thathottnurseThanks ladies!
OMG YES!!!!! What a FINE pic!!!!! Originally Posted by verygood69Thanks love
OH MY FUCKING GOD!!!!!LOL glad to see you like my new pics hun
- Guest091314
- 10-22-2013, 09:30 PM
There are 3 types of people.
1. Those who have no tattoos. Its ok I don't judge you for that (lol)
2. One or two hidden.
3. Those who have them like chips and can't just have a few. Thats me by the way.
There's a market for everything, the girl won't be getting your money but someone else's. Do research if its that important to you.happy hunting!
1. Those who have no tattoos. Its ok I don't judge you for that (lol)
2. One or two hidden.
3. Those who have them like chips and can't just have a few. Thats me by the way.
There's a market for everything, the girl won't be getting your money but someone else's. Do research if its that important to you.happy hunting!
- Boltfan
- 10-22-2013, 09:43 PM
I agree that pimp tattoos are bad , but ... since when "Dallas" is the mark of a pimp sweetheart? Is there a "stable" of providers with that Tattoo? Let's not judge sweetie."Dallas" along with the crown tatt are long known to be pimp names in this area. The odds are much more likely the are showing their brand versus being a Stars fan.
As for your new Tattoo... I'm sure it will look great on your fine body baby!I would be glad to volunteer for the font picking!
Can I pick which side gets the tattoo? Originally Posted by lukeskywalker7667
- eccienewbie
- 10-22-2013, 10:07 PM
"Dallas" along with the crown tatt are long known to be pimp names in this area. The odds are much more likely the are showing their brand versus being a Stars fan. Originally Posted by BoltfanOr, to be fair, former brand.
But it is a well known pimp brand, luke. VERY well known. Pimps like the mark big and obvious, and that's about as big and obvious as it gets.
- TexTushHog
- 10-22-2013, 11:26 PM
At the not insubstantial risk of "fools rushing in where angels fear to tread," let me address the class/no class issue. And frankly, I prefer the term character. I think there is confusion on that issue because people (on both sides) are either 1) unrealistic; or 2) aren't careful enough to put into writing precisely what they mean.
Someone can be a person of good character whether they have tattoos or not. Likewise in terms of having bad character.
That being said, even those with tattoos will have to admit, a certain segment of the population , fairly or otherwise, has a negative view of tattoos and associates them with shady characters, lower socio-economic status (SES) people, tramps, etc. (insert your favorite (or least favorite pejorative term). This prejudice (and that's what it is -- pre judging on insufficient evidence) is real. And it is probably fairly wide spread.*
In addition, there is a group, like me, that just doesn't care for the appearance of tattoos, but doesn't necessarily associate them with being shady, just unappealing to our aesthetic sensibilities. So when one chooses to get a tattoo, you are intentionally doing something that will place you at a comparative disadvantage vis-a-vis others in various situations, whether competing as for a job, or as a provider.
Is this fair? No. But, unlike racial prejudice or gender bias, a person can choose whether to get a tattoo, whereas a person cannot choose the race or gender into which they are born. So while it is in some sense "unfair," it is predictable that one will be stereotyped once one gets a tattoo.
My view comes down to this: 1) I don't care for tattoos; 2) They are not a huge issue when I'm picking a provider, but let's be honest, everything counts for something; and 3) I don't think that tattoos equate to a lack of character, I don't have a great deal of sympathy for those who complain that they get stereotyped because they choose to get a tattoo. My reaction is "What did you expect."
* Whether that's 15% of the population or 50%, I have no idea although I'd guess it's closer to the higher end of the range, and rises with age. Not sure which way SES or educational attainment would cut. I could see those going either way.
Someone can be a person of good character whether they have tattoos or not. Likewise in terms of having bad character.
That being said, even those with tattoos will have to admit, a certain segment of the population , fairly or otherwise, has a negative view of tattoos and associates them with shady characters, lower socio-economic status (SES) people, tramps, etc. (insert your favorite (or least favorite pejorative term). This prejudice (and that's what it is -- pre judging on insufficient evidence) is real. And it is probably fairly wide spread.*
In addition, there is a group, like me, that just doesn't care for the appearance of tattoos, but doesn't necessarily associate them with being shady, just unappealing to our aesthetic sensibilities. So when one chooses to get a tattoo, you are intentionally doing something that will place you at a comparative disadvantage vis-a-vis others in various situations, whether competing as for a job, or as a provider.
Is this fair? No. But, unlike racial prejudice or gender bias, a person can choose whether to get a tattoo, whereas a person cannot choose the race or gender into which they are born. So while it is in some sense "unfair," it is predictable that one will be stereotyped once one gets a tattoo.
My view comes down to this: 1) I don't care for tattoos; 2) They are not a huge issue when I'm picking a provider, but let's be honest, everything counts for something; and 3) I don't think that tattoos equate to a lack of character, I don't have a great deal of sympathy for those who complain that they get stereotyped because they choose to get a tattoo. My reaction is "What did you expect."
* Whether that's 15% of the population or 50%, I have no idea although I'd guess it's closer to the higher end of the range, and rises with age. Not sure which way SES or educational attainment would cut. I could see those going either way.
- pyramider
- 10-22-2013, 11:34 PM
- trouble-shooter
- 10-23-2013, 06:15 AM
Tattoos are sometimes very sexy all depends how hot is the person and the body area where they are. On the other hand i think nothing compares to the smooth clean skin look... DONT U THINK GUYS???
Attachment 259077 Originally Posted by BellaFtWorth
When a man first said, "I'm looking for a beautiful woman with an incredibly hot body", this picture of BellaFtWorth, was what he had in mind...
I think we all know what he had in hand...
- mmcqtx
- 10-23-2013, 07:20 AM
Yep, I hate tattoos.
When I see a rebel flag, I don't think racist, I think old south, mint juleps, Civil War, Univ. of Miss., and southern traditions, like hospitality. 75% of southerners did not own slaves, they fought for their state, not for slavery.
When I see an American flag I think of free speech, freedom of religion, and am thankful I live in the richest, most powerful, free enterprise supporting country in the world.
God Bless America.
When I see a rebel flag, I don't think racist, I think old south, mint juleps, Civil War, Univ. of Miss., and southern traditions, like hospitality. 75% of southerners did not own slaves, they fought for their state, not for slavery.
When I see an American flag I think of free speech, freedom of religion, and am thankful I live in the richest, most powerful, free enterprise supporting country in the world.
God Bless America.
- Bob the Nailer
- 10-23-2013, 09:56 AM
I kind of always wanted a tattoo or three. One of my friends got a tattoo in support of his son. I promised to do the same and kept chickening out. Then my friend died unexpectantly. I regretted not getting the tattoo while he was alive.
I really started getting into the suicide girl look. I saw Stormy and Jules and was definitely hooked. I now have the tattoo I should have gotten several years ago and plan on getting some more. I plan on having them where they can be covered, but who knows what will happen.
I think it's art and can be beautiful and sexy. It's really a personal, yet very permanent choice. I love them and while I understand someone may not like them, to say one has no class simply because they are inked indicates where their maturation process was halted.
I really started getting into the suicide girl look. I saw Stormy and Jules and was definitely hooked. I now have the tattoo I should have gotten several years ago and plan on getting some more. I plan on having them where they can be covered, but who knows what will happen.
I think it's art and can be beautiful and sexy. It's really a personal, yet very permanent choice. I love them and while I understand someone may not like them, to say one has no class simply because they are inked indicates where their maturation process was halted.
- Molly Chandler
- 10-23-2013, 10:39 AM
... since when "Dallas" is the mark of a pimp sweetheart? Is there a "stable" of providers with that Tattoo? Originally Posted by lukeskywalker7667Pet names from someone I have never met. SWEET!
Yes, sugar pie, and it has never been a secret.
Honeybun, I have actually met them in the company of "Dallas", when given an invitation by said provider to go swimming with her "friends" this past Summer. He didn't stay long and neither did I. It was a very odd dynamic.
I promptly left, sweetie, but more so because I found her and her friends attitudes and opinions regarding ladies on this board and at the pool, to be appalling. Talk about judgmental! It was disgusting.
Enjoy! We all like and support different things. If she makes Little Luke happy, that is all that counts, right? Keep on keepin' on, darling sugarplum.
The end.
- pyramider
- 10-23-2013, 02:12 PM
What no mention of taint sugar tits?
- SD2011
- 10-23-2013, 02:43 PM
I get a laugh out of the eccie handles or providers with "boss" in their name.
Might as well get the fur coat and some bling to go with it....
Might as well get the fur coat and some bling to go with it....
- eccienewbie
- 10-23-2013, 03:15 PM
Luke now lies somewhere curled up in a fetal position.
- Molly Chandler
- 10-23-2013, 04:15 PM
Luke now lies somewhere curled up in a fetal position.HEY, NOW!!! I just saw your user title!!
Originally Posted by eccienewbie
I thought we had something special. <sigh>
I was totally wrong. "Dallas" tattoos just mean the lady loves hockey. REALLY loves it.
My bad, and apologies to Luke for attacking him (his words) and the lovely lady in question.
What no mention of taint sugar tits? Originally Posted by pyramiderI did not, nor did I want to see or dine from that dish. The prepubescent, branded-runaway look does nothing for me. But to make you happy.......SHOW ME YOUR TAINT, AMBROSIA ASS!
