Good to know UT keeps churning out "winners" with worthless degrees! They sure are dumbing down and minimizing the degrees of THOSE of US who got them when a University Degree ACTUALLY meant you HAD an education...It's funny how many hookers claim to be educated and classy like that makes them a better fuck. Tens of thousands of dollars spent on their minds yet their pussy is still the most financially valuable asset they have.... Even if they are only a tatted up bbw.....
Unfortunately too many don the Hepatitus "A"rt magnet stamp of approval so finding one without is like finding a libtard with a brain - rather impossible.
It's rather sad that "the machines" have caused people to lose the ability to communicate in person to person dialogue so much they must "talk through their tattoos"...true testament to the dumbing down of our once great Nation. Think of it, BEFORE man could communicate via dialogue, prose or written word Neanderthals drew on cave walls & themselves BCUZ they couldn't communicate by any other means...so evolution is NOW going BACKWARDS...
There are SOME non-tattooed Honey's but rare indeed. I can only think of very very few (Linnea, SexxySamantha, Claire of SGBJ, Willow of SGBJ...and these are now mainly gone from our midst...) and of course there are many others. But WHO?
Originally Posted by Kuhlarrow
My Grandfather retired as a Commander in the Navy. Father a Chief in same. They both had tats, dad had more than a few. I went USAF. Saw them all the time, but most tried to keep them discrete. I was in a high tech field, but a lot of techies also like tats. Later in my career (I was in from 84-99), I think the military started not taking new recruits that had "visible" tats. Originally Posted by BigGuy13My Dad was a MD, worked in cardiology, brother was a veterinarian in the AF. I worked for a group that was out of Fort Meade, and now they are in San Antonio, also, a 3 letter agency. Tats are definitely not acceptable to them. They checked everything we did so tats were not an option. We just worked for totally different groups.
Yes a visible tattoo makes her unemployable the conservative customers tend to find tattoos offensive and we are not hiring people that are customers might possibly find offensive. It's her right to get a tattoo and it's are right to not hire her because she has a tattoo. Originally Posted by Sheep HerderI do not know what business you are involved in but based on what you have said it sounds like some type of storefront. I am curious how many customer complaints were lodged before the no tattoo policy was put in place. What other issues have customers raised that changed your hiring policy? Have people complained about hair color or styles? Have customers complained about ethnic appearances or dialects? have customers complained about jewelry or shoes? In my experience with such I had a policy of looking at the contributions of the employee to assess value not the complaint of a customer about appearance.
Tattoos are the sign of only one thing: You're a follower, not a leader. When no one had them, no one got them. Now, they are "trendy," so just about everyone has ink. In other words, you're a crwod follower. Most of the females who have ink would have cringed at the idea of a tattoo 25 years ago. So, yeah, just trendy, and only weak people are driven by trends. Originally Posted by WixchillI guess this is technically accurate. some 5,000 years ago, someone got a tattoo. and ever since everyone else has been a follower. The same can be said for walking upright; such (bipedal) sheep we all are.
Hmmm. You must have been in a different military. I come from a military family, and I served in the military, no tats on any of us. I didn't even know anyone in the military with a tat but I served with people that were pretty intelligent, no grunts. Originally Posted by onemanStupidest thing I've read in a long time. I'd say 75% of people in my squadron had ink. Officers and enlisted. Military definitely WAS trying to crack down on it around 2000ish up until recently. Now I think they're reversing that. While I was in, usmc came up with tats can't cover x amount of skin on a given area. Everyone had to get pictures taken so there was evidence of what was currently inked.