2LaneCruzer
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Saw a bald guy in the grocer store the other day; he had a tattoo that went up his sleeve, came out the neck, covered his ear, side of his face and the top of his head. Scary, to say the least.
I haven't seen one of these in a while
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2LaneCruzer
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Pretty close! They say you can attract more flies with honey than with vinegar. Wonder what he attracts?
Wounded a cop in a shoot out...
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Tattoos are probably not a wise choice for a young lady who aspires to be a banker, lawyer, doctor, CPA, etc.*
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Boy, you'd be surprised at how many women in the financial field have tattoos. I personally know several department heads, and one VP with two near full sleeves, at a local financial institution that have quite the collection of body art. The key is, for both men and women, no facial, neck, and hand tattoos. If it can be covered by a collar and long sleeve shirt, anything goes.
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Boy, you'd be surprised at how many women in the financial field have tattoos. I personally know several department heads, and one VP with two near full sleeves, at a local financial institution that have quite the collection of body art. The key is, for both men and women, no facial, neck, and hand tattoos. If it can be covered by a collar and long sleeve shirt, anything goes.
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A waitress with nose or lip piercings really turn my stomach to the point that I leave or change table.