Tattoos question

Since Stacy and Gemma got their first tattoos right after boot camp, let me be the first to say "Ladies, thank you for your service" - even though I have yet to enjoy the service of either----- yet!

Charlie

When I was in the military, I spent alot of time dealing with Seamen.

Just goes to show no matter how things change, some things always stay the same

In all honesty, I never quite know what to say when someone thanks me for my service. I never felt like I did anything special. I served during peacetime, and the only reason I enlisted was because I couldn't think of anything better to do after high school. (oh, if only had known then what I know now, but I digress). It turned out to be the best mistake I ever made.

But you are welcome Charlie. My country did far more for me than I did for my country, but I would gladly do it all over again.

I got most of mine before I was 18. Although I wish some of them were designed differently, I still like all of them because they all mean something. Will be getting more at some point, just not sure when!

I must be a early bloomer lol I got ny first at 14 and have been collecting ever since...... I have almost everything on the ops list up there. I design all mine to be unique and I'd probably flip out if someone copied.

If someone doesnt like my ink screw them. I like it and that's all I care about

Since Stacy and Gemma got their first tattoos right after boot camp, let me be the first to say "Ladies, thank you for your service" - even though I have yet to enjoy the service of either----- yet!

Charlie Originally Posted by nycalcharlie2003

You're very welcome! I sometimes like to wear only my beret, holster and combat boots for my sessions.

When I was in the military, I spent alot of time dealing with Seamen.

Just goes to show no matter how things change, some things always stay the same

In all honesty, I never quite know what to say when someone thanks me for my service. I never felt like I did anything special. I served during peacetime, and the only reason I enlisted was because I couldn't think of anything better to do after high school. (oh, if only had known then what I know now, but I digress). It turned out to be the best mistake I ever made.

But you are welcome Charlie. My country did far more for me than I did for my country, but I would gladly do it all over again. Originally Posted by SinsOfTheFlesh

Didn't deal with Seamen. I was one of Uncle Sams Misguided Children, from 91 to 96.

And I feel the same way you do, it was a job, it was fun, it was a great experience.

I have one tattoo as of right now, but thats only part of the whole tattoo its on my back and it has very special important meaning to me its a portrait of my son in "GODS" hands he was a sick baby, its titled "let them be little" (country song ) on my other shoulder my friend is designing my other two children, then i have one for my neck that is to tie it all together as family, I know they will always be little to me.
Tattoos tell a story and are meaningful to the wearer. I love my ink and plan on finishing it soon.
~Tori xoxo

Didn't deal with Seamen. I was one of Uncle Sams Misguided Children, from 91 to 96.

And I feel the same way you do, it was a job, it was fun, it was a great experience. Originally Posted by IamNobody

Ahhhhh....I have a special soft spot for Jarheads

You're very welcome! I sometimes like to wear only my beret, holster and combat boots for my sessions. Originally Posted by Gemma34

That is so hot Gemma, can you show up or wear that when I see you before I deploy to the mountains for the summer

Ahhhhh....I have a special soft spot for Jarheads Originally Posted by SinsOfTheFlesh

That is so hot Gemma, can you show up or wear that when I see you before I deploy to the mountains for the summer Originally Posted by Oenghus

Absofreakinlutely babe!

Absofreakinlutely babe! Originally Posted by Gemma34

Awesome Can't wait

I"m not against tattoos but not for me. I guess I'm a contrarian. I left the navy after a career without any tattoos, piercings, smoking habit, or coffee drinking habit. I like navy bean soup before I joined the navy so there you go. Little surprised by so many providers with a navy background. Maybe we could have a reunion and swap stories.

I wish I had known Stacey when we met a few years ago near SW Blvd and Rainbow.