If you wouldn't mind, could everyone here that has a tattoo tell me
if you feel like you're "branded like cattle" - see, I've decided to
ignore the scum, but I don't have kill-file on my newsreader (it's not
a feature) - and after careful thought, I think it best that I don't
kill-file him entirely anyway, because he's involved a lot of people
here that I consider friends, and if he becomes too malicious, I don't
want to leave my friends in the dust. *But* I am ignoring him.. for
now.
He says I'm branded like cattle because of my tattoo - since I've
known you guys for so long, and am comfortable with you, do
you mind telling me which of you have tattoos and if you feel like
"cattle" (lol)
Thanks. I do appreciate it.
PS: the tattoo I have *does* have meaning.. it's Celtic; it represents
my Irish roots.
Dani
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| User: "Barbarossa" |
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17 Nov 2004 06:15:18 PM |
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"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:u0onp0htsf473qip0540a4bi2bm1kdi28e@4ax.com...
If you wouldn't mind, could everyone here that has a tattoo tell me
if you feel like you're "branded like cattle" - see, I've decided to
ignore the scum, but I don't have kill-file on my newsreader (it's not
a feature) - and after careful thought, I think it best that I don't
kill-file him entirely anyway, because he's involved a lot of people
here that I consider friends, and if he becomes too malicious, I don't
want to leave my friends in the dust. *But* I am ignoring him.. for
now.
He says I'm branded like cattle because of my tattoo - since I've
known you guys for so long, and am comfortable with you, do
you mind telling me which of you have tattoos and if you feel like
"cattle" (lol)
Thanks. I do appreciate it.
PS: the tattoo I have *does* have meaning.. it's Celtic; it represents
my Irish roots.
Why would you care about his biased opinion regarding tattoos? I would
not care much about his opinion at all if I were you. I have a tattoo on my
back. A nice one, representing the milkyway, our galaxy as if you look
down on it. It represents my connection to the Cosmos. There is nothing
wrong with tattoos as long it is done properly. And by the nature of my
tattoo I certainly don't feel like cattle.
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
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| User: "Dani" |
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17 Nov 2004 07:47:44 PM |
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On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 01:15:18 +0100, "Barbarossa" <fa073505@skynet.be>
wrote:
"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:u0onp0htsf473qip0540a4bi2bm1kdi28e@4ax.com...
If you wouldn't mind, could everyone here that has a tattoo tell me
if you feel like you're "branded like cattle" - see, I've decided to
ignore the scum, but I don't have kill-file on my newsreader (it's not
a feature) - and after careful thought, I think it best that I don't
kill-file him entirely anyway, because he's involved a lot of people
here that I consider friends, and if he becomes too malicious, I don't
want to leave my friends in the dust. *But* I am ignoring him.. for
now.
He says I'm branded like cattle because of my tattoo - since I've
known you guys for so long, and am comfortable with you, do
you mind telling me which of you have tattoos and if you feel like
"cattle" (lol)
Thanks. I do appreciate it.
PS: the tattoo I have *does* have meaning.. it's Celtic; it represents
my Irish roots.
Why would you care about his biased opinion regarding tattoos?
I don't. I just wanted to see who else has tattoos and if they feel
like his (absurd) accusation: "cattle"!
I would
not care much about his opinion at all if I were you. I have a tattoo on my
back. A nice one, representing the milkyway, our galaxy as if you look
down on it. It represents my connection to the Cosmos.
Cool. See, I also wanted something that expresses me.. mine is
Celtic; represents my Irish roots. It's an awesome design too.
There is nothing
wrong with tattoos as long it is done properly. And by the nature of my
tattoo I certainly don't feel like cattle.
Neither do I. I've just never heard one being referred to as "cattle"
for having a tattoo.
Dani
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
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| User: "Aidan" |
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17 Nov 2004 06:00:16 PM |
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"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:u0onp0htsf473qip0540a4bi2bm1kdi28e@4ax.com...
If you wouldn't mind, could everyone here that has a tattoo tell me
if you feel like you're "branded like cattle" - see, I've decided to
ignore the scum, but I don't have kill-file on my newsreader (it's not
a feature) - and after careful thought, I think it best that I don't
kill-file him entirely anyway, because he's involved a lot of people
here that I consider friends, and if he becomes too malicious, I don't
want to leave my friends in the dust. *But* I am ignoring him.. for
now.
He says I'm branded like cattle because of my tattoo - since I've
known you guys for so long, and am comfortable with you, do
you mind telling me which of you have tattoos and if you feel like
"cattle" (lol)
Thanks. I do appreciate it.
Ask Tony if he feels like a cow when wearing a crucifix... because it *IS* a
brand, showing you're part of a flock/herd...
I don't have any tat's maself, but quite alot of my friends do... and no,
none of them feel like cattle, infact they would claim it sets them appart
from other people (obviously, because not many people have matching
tattoos...), the opposite of them being part of a herd.
He's just trying to poo-poo on your parade... trolling for a favourable
response he can use to start another fight. Honestly, who cares what
thought that low-life has floating around in his stagnant puddle of a mind.
As long as you like it, that's all that matters.
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| User: "TonyZ2001" |
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18 Nov 2004 08:12:04 AM |
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"Aidan"
wrote:
Ask Tony if he feels like a cow when >wearing a crucifix... because it *IS* a
brand, showing you're part of a >flock/herd...
LOL!!!
You Liberals are something else, comparing a tattoo to a religious symbol.
As long as you like it, that's all that >matters.
Typical Liberal BS, it's the old "if it feels good do it" and we know where
that got us.
As if your body is supposed to be a Billboard.
Tony
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| User: "Dani" |
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17 Nov 2004 08:19:21 PM |
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On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 00:00:16 GMT, "Aidan"
<nospam.aidan@linknet.com.au> wrote:
"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:u0onp0htsf473qip0540a4bi2bm1kdi28e@4ax.com...
If you wouldn't mind, could everyone here that has a tattoo tell me
if you feel like you're "branded like cattle" - see, I've decided to
ignore the scum, but I don't have kill-file on my newsreader (it's not
a feature) - and after careful thought, I think it best that I don't
kill-file him entirely anyway, because he's involved a lot of people
here that I consider friends, and if he becomes too malicious, I don't
want to leave my friends in the dust. *But* I am ignoring him.. for
now.
He says I'm branded like cattle because of my tattoo - since I've
known you guys for so long, and am comfortable with you, do
you mind telling me which of you have tattoos and if you feel like
"cattle" (lol)
Thanks. I do appreciate it.
Ask Tony if he feels like a cow when wearing a crucifix... because it *IS* a
brand, showing you're part of a flock/herd...
Good anology!
I don't have any tat's maself, but quite alot of my friends do... and no,
none of them feel like cattle, infact they would claim it sets them appart
from other people (obviously, because not many people have matching
tattoos...), the opposite of them being part of a herd.
Yup. A lot of women get the typical "flower" - "butterfly" ..I wanted
something unique; something with meaning.. which is why I decided
on the Celtic one.
If you're at all interested, here's what I got.. it's the second to
the last one on the page, "TB13":
http://www.celticunited.com/?command=viewProduct&page=listings&product=10925
He's just trying to poo-poo on your parade... trolling for a favourable
response he can use to start another fight. Honestly, who cares what
thought that low-life has floating around in his stagnant puddle of a mind.
As long as you like it, that's all that matters.
Thank you.
Dani
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| User: "Aidan" |
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| Title: Re: My I ask? |
17 Nov 2004 09:11:11 PM |
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"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:8i1op05bdlqo7ulu0teokfl5erducujgll@4ax.com...
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 00:00:16 GMT, "Aidan"
<nospam.aidan@linknet.com.au> wrote:
"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:u0onp0htsf473qip0540a4bi2bm1kdi28e@4ax.com...
If you wouldn't mind, could everyone here that has a tattoo tell me
if you feel like you're "branded like cattle" - see, I've decided to
ignore the scum, but I don't have kill-file on my newsreader (it's not
a feature) - and after careful thought, I think it best that I don't
kill-file him entirely anyway, because he's involved a lot of people
here that I consider friends, and if he becomes too malicious, I don't
want to leave my friends in the dust. *But* I am ignoring him.. for
now.
He says I'm branded like cattle because of my tattoo - since I've
known you guys for so long, and am comfortable with you, do
you mind telling me which of you have tattoos and if you feel like
"cattle" (lol)
Thanks. I do appreciate it.
Ask Tony if he feels like a cow when wearing a crucifix... because it *IS*
a
brand, showing you're part of a flock/herd...
Good anology!
I don't have any tat's maself, but quite alot of my friends do... and no,
none of them feel like cattle, infact they would claim it sets them appart
from other people (obviously, because not many people have matching
tattoos...), the opposite of them being part of a herd.
Yup. A lot of women get the typical "flower" - "butterfly" ..I wanted
something unique; something with meaning.. which is why I decided
on the Celtic one.
If you're at all interested, here's what I got.. it's the second to
the last one on the page, "TB13":
http://www.celticunited.com/?command=viewProduct&page=listings&product=10925
Very Nice!
If I ever do get a tat, it'll be of some Norse runes (my ancestors on my
mothers side were Vikings), most likey an Aegishjalmur (the helms of awe):
http://www.sunnyway.com/runes/warrior.html if you're interested...
There's certainly nothing wrong with showing pride in your roots through a
bit of body art... It's been done for 100's, if not 1000's of years. I
suppose next Tony will try to tell us that all Tahitian's and Maori's are
"whores" too... I'd like to see him say that with a hulking 7ft Maori up in
his face(http://www.tattooartist.com/nztat.html), LOL!
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| User: "Dani" |
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17 Nov 2004 11:51:34 PM |
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On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 03:11:11 GMT, "Aidan"
<nospam.aidan@linknet.com.au> wrote:
"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:8i1op05bdlqo7ulu0teokfl5erducujgll@4ax.com...
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 00:00:16 GMT, "Aidan"
<nospam.aidan@linknet.com.au> wrote:
"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:u0onp0htsf473qip0540a4bi2bm1kdi28e@4ax.com...
If you wouldn't mind, could everyone here that has a tattoo tell me
if you feel like you're "branded like cattle" - see, I've decided to
ignore the scum, but I don't have kill-file on my newsreader (it's not
a feature) - and after careful thought, I think it best that I don't
kill-file him entirely anyway, because he's involved a lot of people
here that I consider friends, and if he becomes too malicious, I don't
want to leave my friends in the dust. *But* I am ignoring him.. for
now.
He says I'm branded like cattle because of my tattoo - since I've
known you guys for so long, and am comfortable with you, do
you mind telling me which of you have tattoos and if you feel like
"cattle" (lol)
Thanks. I do appreciate it.
Ask Tony if he feels like a cow when wearing a crucifix... because it *IS*
a
brand, showing you're part of a flock/herd...
Good anology!
I don't have any tat's maself, but quite alot of my friends do... and no,
none of them feel like cattle, infact they would claim it sets them appart
from other people (obviously, because not many people have matching
tattoos...), the opposite of them being part of a herd.
Yup. A lot of women get the typical "flower" - "butterfly" ..I wanted
something unique; something with meaning.. which is why I decided
on the Celtic one.
If you're at all interested, here's what I got.. it's the second to
the last one on the page, "TB13":
http://www.celticunited.com/?command=viewProduct&page=listings&product=10925
Very Nice!
Thank you.. :)
I love it. I got the idea when I was in Ireland over the summer and
went into a tattoo parlor that had a bunch of Celtic tattoos. I
thought: Ahhhh! Finally! I've figured out exactly what I want now..
after pondering the thought of getting one for years, but not quite
sure what to get (seeing as they are on us for life, the decision
cannot be taken lightly on what to get.) But right then and there
I knew that was for me.
If I ever do get a tat, it'll be of some Norse runes (my ancestors on my
mothers side were Vikings), most likey an Aegishjalmur (the helms of awe):
http://www.sunnyway.com/runes/warrior.html if you're interested...
That's great. It represents your roots.
There's certainly nothing wrong with showing pride in your roots through a
bit of body art... It's been done for 100's, if not 1000's of years. I
suppose next Tony will try to tell us that all Tahitian's and Maori's are
"whores" too... I'd like to see him say that with a hulking 7ft Maori up in
his face(http://www.tattooartist.com/nztat.html), LOL!
Good Lord! I wouldn't mess with them! .. ;)
Dani
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| User: "TonyZ2001" |
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18 Nov 2004 08:13:52 AM |
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Dani
wrote:
"Aidan"
<nospam.aidan@linknet.com.au> wrote:
Ask Tony if he feels like a cow when >>wearing a crucifix... because it *IS*
a
brand, showing you're part of a >>flock/herd...
Good anology!
Good Analogy? (not anology) there is no analogy between a relgious symbol and
a decoration on your body, are you a cattle? Are you a Billboard?
Tony
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| User: "Kim M" |
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18 Nov 2004 11:40:52 PM |
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I have to agree with Tony on this one, "It is something look at while
doing the 'Pagan' Nasty" ;-)
What where you thinking ????
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041118091352.00325.00000797@mb-m17.aol.com...
Dani
wrote:
"Aidan"
<nospam.aidan@linknet.com.au> wrote:
Ask Tony if he feels like a cow when >>wearing a crucifix...
because it *IS*
a
brand, showing you're part of a >>flock/herd...
Good anology!
Good Analogy? (not anology) there is no analogy between a relgious
symbol and
a decoration on your body, are you a cattle? Are you a Billboard?
Tony
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| User: "Aidan" |
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19 Nov 2004 01:01:18 AM |
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"Kim M" <MILLER#K,2@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:tEfnd.41738$Ho4.1590510@news20.bellglobal.com...
I have to agree with Tony on this one, "It is something look at while
doing the 'Pagan' Nasty" ;-)
I was not aware that 'pagans' only had sex in doggy-style...
Originally, to be a pagan meant that you worshipped the land (and related
polytheistic gods) which gave you life. These days the term is used mainly
as a lump term for anyone who doesn't subscribe to the semetic god, known as
'Yahweh', 'Allah' or 'Jehova'.
Anyone... and I mean EVERYONE, who is of European decent has ancestors who
were 'pagan'... do you believe that your bloodline is evil? Do you enjoy
applying the derogatory Jewish, like 'goy' or 'gentile', to youself and your
parents like the Jews of old used to apply to your ancestors??
When people try to use 'pagan' as a derogatory term, I just laugh at them,
because they are usually of European decent, and they freak out when I tell
them that most of the ancestors were pagans.
Regardless, Dani's choice to get this tattoo is her own. If thats not your
cup of tea, thats OK, but why needlessly give her a hard time about it? Do
you have no other better way to spend your time?
Note (i): Tony is a fucking fruit-cake facist, and can't stand to see other
people enjoying their lives while his is so down-right miserable... it seems
he feels the need to bring everyone down into his shitty little world... I
don't think Dani should have given him that chance by asking for opinions
here on APN... of course, nothing personal against Dani, just I think it
wasn't the greatest decision to open the door like this for Tony.
Note (ii): I'd like to send out a big, pre-emptive (since I can't see your
posts) ***** You Tony... you disgust me.
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| User: "Piester" |
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19 Nov 2004 01:32:01 AM |
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"Aidan" <nospam.aidan@linknet.com.au> wrote in message
news:newscache$lg5f7i$tad$1@titan.linknet.com.au...
"Kim M" <MILLER#K,2@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:tEfnd.41738$Ho4.1590510@news20.bellglobal.com...
I have to agree with Tony on this one, "It is something look at while
doing the 'Pagan' Nasty" ;-)
I was not aware that 'pagans' only had sex in doggy-style...
Originally, to be a pagan meant that you worshipped the land (and related
polytheistic gods) which gave you life. These days the term is used
mainly
as a lump term for anyone who doesn't subscribe to the semetic god, known
as
'Yahweh', 'Allah' or 'Jehova'.
Anyone... and I mean EVERYONE, who is of European decent has ancestors who
were 'pagan'... do you believe that your bloodline is evil? Do you enjoy
applying the derogatory Jewish, like 'goy' or 'gentile', to youself and
your
parents like the Jews of old used to apply to your ancestors??
When people try to use 'pagan' as a derogatory term, I just laugh at them,
because they are usually of European decent, and they freak out when I
tell
them that most of the ancestors were pagans.
Regardless, Dani's choice to get this tattoo is her own. If thats not
your
cup of tea, thats OK, but why needlessly give her a hard time about it?
Do
you have no other better way to spend your time?
I don't think she was giving anyone a hard time, I think she was giving an
opinion on them because the question was asked!!
I don't like tattoo's either, I do see them as branding, but if someone
wants one hey! go for it.
So that would make me agree with tony also and if that makes you feel the
need to give me a hard time, perhaps it is your own spare time you should
look at.
Linda
Note (i): Tony is a fucking fruit-cake facist, and can't stand to see
other
people enjoying their lives while his is so down-right miserable... it
seems
he feels the need to bring everyone down into his shitty little world... I
don't think Dani should have given him that chance by asking for opinions
here on APN... of course, nothing personal against Dani, just I think it
wasn't the greatest decision to open the door like this for Tony.
Note (ii): I'd like to send out a big, pre-emptive (since I can't see your
posts) ***** You Tony... you disgust me.
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| User: "Jane" |
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19 Nov 2004 09:20:15 AM |
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"Piester" <pies@gopies.com> wrote in message
news:419da13e$0$27449$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
"Aidan" <nospam.aidan@linknet.com.au> wrote in message
news:newscache$lg5f7i$tad$1@titan.linknet.com.au...
"Kim M" <MILLER#K,2@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:tEfnd.41738$Ho4.1590510@news20.bellglobal.com...
I have to agree with Tony on this one, "It is something look at while
doing the 'Pagan' Nasty" ;-)
I was not aware that 'pagans' only had sex in doggy-style...
Originally, to be a pagan meant that you worshipped the land (and
related
polytheistic gods) which gave you life. These days the term is used
mainly
as a lump term for anyone who doesn't subscribe to the semetic god,
known
as
'Yahweh', 'Allah' or 'Jehova'.
Anyone... and I mean EVERYONE, who is of European decent has ancestors
who
were 'pagan'... do you believe that your bloodline is evil? Do you
enjoy
applying the derogatory Jewish, like 'goy' or 'gentile', to youself and
your
parents like the Jews of old used to apply to your ancestors??
When people try to use 'pagan' as a derogatory term, I just laugh at
them,
because they are usually of European decent, and they freak out when I
tell
them that most of the ancestors were pagans.
Regardless, Dani's choice to get this tattoo is her own. If thats not
your
cup of tea, thats OK, but why needlessly give her a hard time about it?
Do
you have no other better way to spend your time?
I don't think she was giving anyone a hard time, I think she was giving an
opinion on them because the question was asked!!
I don't like tattoo's either, I do see them as branding, but if someone
wants one hey! go for it.
So that would make me agree with tony also and if that makes you feel the
need to give me a hard time, perhaps it is your own spare time you should
look at.
Linda
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag. Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry and be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what I understand.
Jane
Note (i): Tony is a fucking fruit-cake facist, and can't stand to see
other
people enjoying their lives while his is so down-right miserable... it
seems
he feels the need to bring everyone down into his shitty little world...
I
don't think Dani should have given him that chance by asking for
opinions
here on APN... of course, nothing personal against Dani, just I think it
wasn't the greatest decision to open the door like this for Tony.
Note (ii): I'd like to send out a big, pre-emptive (since I can't see
your
posts) ***** You Tony... you disgust me.
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| User: "Barbarossa" |
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| Title: Re: My I ask? |
19 Nov 2004 10:47:14 AM |
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"Jane" <pushlinque@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:Saond.44537$Ho4.1654573@news20.bellglobal.com...
"Piester" <pies@gopies.com> wrote in message
news:419da13e$0$27449$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
"Aidan" <nospam.aidan@linknet.com.au> wrote in message
news:newscache$lg5f7i$tad$1@titan.linknet.com.au...
"Kim M" <MILLER#K,2@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:tEfnd.41738$Ho4.1590510@news20.bellglobal.com...
I have to agree with Tony on this one, "It is something look at while
doing the 'Pagan' Nasty" ;-)
I was not aware that 'pagans' only had sex in doggy-style...
Originally, to be a pagan meant that you worshipped the land (and
related
polytheistic gods) which gave you life. These days the term is used
mainly
as a lump term for anyone who doesn't subscribe to the semetic god,
known
as
'Yahweh', 'Allah' or 'Jehova'.
Anyone... and I mean EVERYONE, who is of European decent has ancestors
who
were 'pagan'... do you believe that your bloodline is evil? Do you
enjoy
applying the derogatory Jewish, like 'goy' or 'gentile', to youself
and
your
parents like the Jews of old used to apply to your ancestors??
When people try to use 'pagan' as a derogatory term, I just laugh at
them,
because they are usually of European decent, and they freak out when I
tell
them that most of the ancestors were pagans.
Regardless, Dani's choice to get this tattoo is her own. If thats not
your
cup of tea, thats OK, but why needlessly give her a hard time about
it?
Do
you have no other better way to spend your time?
I don't think she was giving anyone a hard time, I think she was giving
an
opinion on them because the question was asked!!
I don't like tattoo's either, I do see them as branding, but if someone
wants one hey! go for it.
So that would make me agree with tony also and if that makes you feel
the
need to give me a hard time, perhaps it is your own spare time you
should
look at.
Linda
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag. Not
a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what I understand.
In The Netherlands it is part of your health care insurance. And it's about
as
painful as taking the tattoo.
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
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| User: "Su Zanadu" |
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| Title: Re: My I ask? |
19 Nov 2004 03:12:24 PM |
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Jane wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions.
My main problem with tattoos (aside
from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I
wonder how they are going to look when
these women are 60+ and things start to
wrinkle and sag. Not a pretty picture!
No - it is NOT!
And the sun will fade them too. I got mine when I was 30 and I was very
smart about where it was put and I have always put sunscreen on it so
the color looks as vivid as when I first had it done.
If any young girl is thinking about getting one they should remember
that one day they will be a mother and then a grandmother. I would never
put it where it can be seen with normal dress.
A tattooed ankle or shoulder can ruin the look of an elegant evening
gown....this is just my opinion, of course.
At least with piercings you can take out
the jewelry and be left with a small scar,
at most. I know someone mentioned
laser removal, but it is expensive and
painful, from what I understand.
Henna dye is great and only lasts a few weeks. My daughter wants me to
get some and paint a Mehndi design on her.
Here's a link:
http://www.hennapage.com/
SuZanne
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"Su Zanadu" <tugbertswife@webtv.net> wrote in message
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Jane wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions.
My main problem with tattoos (aside
from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I
wonder how they are going to look when
these women are 60+ and things start to
wrinkle and sag. Not a pretty picture!
No - it is NOT!
And the sun will fade them too. I got mine when I was 30 and I was very
smart about where it was put and I have always put sunscreen on it so
the color looks as vivid as when I first had it done.
If any young girl is thinking about getting one they should remember
that one day they will be a mother and then a grandmother. I would never
put it where it can be seen with normal dress.
A tattooed ankle or shoulder can ruin the look of an elegant evening
gown....this is just my opinion, of course.
At least with piercings you can take out
the jewelry and be left with a small scar,
at most. I know someone mentioned
laser removal, but it is expensive and
painful, from what I understand.
Henna dye is great and only lasts a few weeks. My daughter wants me to
get some and paint a Mehndi design on her.
Here's a link:
http://www.hennapage.com/
SuZanne
Now, those henna designs are cool! I just think about how it looks as you
age, as they don't look all that great on old men; let's face it!
Jane
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Jane"
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Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag. Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry and be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without side-effects and scarring.
Tony
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19 Nov 2004 10:49:45 AM |
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"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> schreef in bericht
news:20041119113221.06574.00000862@mb-m15.aol.com...
Jane"
wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are
going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag.
Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without side-effects and scarring.
Well, I have seen programs on TV here where they removed tattoos with
lasers and after some time there is nothing to be seen anymore. Have you
been to a lousy doctor or what?
Kind Regards,
Barbarossa
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20 Nov 2004 08:21:12 AM |
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Barbarossa"
wrote:
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> schreef in bericht
news:20041119113221.06574.00000862@mb-m15.aol.com...
Jane"
wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are
going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag.
Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without >>side-effects and scarring.
Well, I have seen programs on TV here >where they removed tattoos with
lasers and after some time there is >nothing to be seen anymore. Have you
been to a lousy doctor or what?
Wow!!! On TV ya say? No kidding huh?
Anyway, I've seen news reports where people have been left with permanant scars
and with blotchy colered patches because the laser only takes care of the skins
surface and not the areas where the ink may have gone in too deep.
Tony
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19 Nov 2004 12:01:38 PM |
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"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041119113221.06574.00000862@mb-m15.aol.com...
Jane"
wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are
going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag.
Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without side-effects and scarring.
Tony
No doubt. Likely depends on the size of the tattoo, the skill of the
remover, etc. It is certainly not anything I'd consider.
Jane
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20 Nov 2004 08:22:34 AM |
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Jane"
wrote:
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041119113221.06574.00000862@mb-m15.aol.com...
Jane"
wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are
going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag.
Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without side-effects and scarring.
Tony
No doubt. Likely depends on the size of >the tattoo, the skill of the
remover, etc. It >is certainly not anything I'd consider.
Jane
That's because you have a brain and are not a drone like follower of whatever
fad comes along.
Tony
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19 Nov 2004 05:14:24 PM |
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On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:01:38 -0500, "Jane" <>
wrote:
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041119113221.06574.00000862@mb-m15.aol.com...
Jane"
wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are
going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag.
Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without side-effects and scarring.
Tony
No doubt. Likely depends on the size of the tattoo, the skill of the
remover, etc.
It is certainly not anything I'd consider.
Well you're in your middle-age. Tattoos are quite common in my
generation for women.
Dani
Jane
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20 Nov 2004 12:32:55 AM |
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"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:2jvsp05bo0g6uat57seoh27ja0meto5q4a@4ax.com...
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:01:38 -0500, "Jane" < >
wrote:
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041119113221.06574.00000862@mb-m15.aol.com...
Jane"
wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with
tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are
going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag.
Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry
and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser
removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without side-effects and scarring.
Tony
No doubt. Likely depends on the size of the tattoo, the skill of the
remover, etc.
It is certainly not anything I'd consider.
Well you're in your middle-age. Tattoos are quite common in my
generation for women.
Dani
That is true. My neighbor has a few, as does the mother of one of my kid's
friends. As I said, I would worry about how it would look in later
years...they don't look all that hot on old men!
As I said, I'm a big chicken. I was in my 20s before I pierced my ears. I
have two holes in each ear...my husband bought me diamond studs that I want
to be able to wear *always*, but I also want to wear my other earrings.
That is the extent of it though. I admit, I think the belly-button piercing
is cute, but I am too old. The face jewelry...yuck! The tongue supposedly
enhances oral sex, but can be dangerous if it gets infected and can even
cause dental problems (if the stud rubs the enamel of the teeth). As for
genital/ nipple peircings...ouch! I think it's masochistic and, yes, even
skanky!
Jane
Jane
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20 Nov 2004 09:36:30 AM |
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 01:32:55 -0500, "Jane" <>
wrote:
"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:2jvsp05bo0g6uat57seoh27ja0meto5q4a@4ax.com...
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:01:38 -0500, "Jane" < >
wrote:
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041119113221.06574.00000862@mb-m15.aol.com...
Jane"
wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with
tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they are
going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and sag.
Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the jewelry
and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser
removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without side-effects and scarring.
Tony
No doubt. Likely depends on the size of the tattoo, the skill of the
remover, etc.
It is certainly not anything I'd consider.
Well you're in your middle-age. Tattoos are quite common in my
generation for women.
Dani
That is true. My neighbor has a few, as does the mother of one of my kid's
friends. As I said, I would worry about how it would look in later
years...they don't look all that hot on old men!
I guess I didn't really think about that seeing as it's 40 some odd
years from now. But I made sure that I picked something I was
willing to commit to for the rest of my life; and it's also in a place
that is easily hidden.
As I said, I'm a big chicken.
I won't deny that it hurts.. but it's bearable. And it also depends
on your pain tolerance. I did have a friend with me (she's so funny
too) who talked to me the whole time to help divert my attention from
the pain.
was in my 20s before I pierced my ears. I
have two holes in each ear...my husband bought me diamond studs that I want
to be able to wear *always*, but I also want to wear my other earrings.
That is the extent of it though.
Oh that's sweet (the diamond studs) and beautiful I'd imagine also.
I admit, I think the belly-button piercing
is cute, but I am too old.
I have my belly-button done (love it) - and hey, you're not too old!
Aren't you around 42? When I was in Ireland, the lady who was doing
my nails had a small stud in her nose (I figure she was around 45ish)
and I asked her if it hurt getting done because I'm thinking of
getting mine done - she said "no, and I told my kids that I'm
rebelling!!!" - and she laughed. It looked good on her too.
The face jewelry...yuck!
Agreed. I would only do my nose (and only a small stud) - I have a
few friends (men and women) who have their eyebrows done! It just
looks painful every time I see them.
The tongue supposedly
enhances oral sex, but can be dangerous if it gets infected and can even
cause dental problems (if the stud rubs the enamel of the teeth).
Yup - I also know a few people with their tongue done. Never! You
couldn't pay me to get that done.
As for
genital/ nipple peircings...ouch! I think it's masochistic and, yes, even
skanky!
Another never! eeewwwww! My ex sister-in-law got her nipples done.
She said she almost fainted. I couldn't *believe* she did it.
And "down there" God NO! Not only would it just be something that
I'd never be interested in (I'm nauseous thinking about it) - but I'd
be afraid they would mess me up down there somehow (like a diminished
feeling - or worse!)
Uh-Ah.. no way. The only thing I'd pierce is my nose.
Dani
Jane
Jane
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20 Nov 2004 03:06:21 PM |
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"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:tqoup0hr01hvpjeho4sh1a62nidvdksbjd@4ax.com...
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 01:32:55 -0500, "Jane" < >
wrote:
"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:2jvsp05bo0g6uat57seoh27ja0meto5q4a@4ax.com...
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:01:38 -0500, "Jane" < >
wrote:
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041119113221.06574.00000862@mb-m15.aol.com...
Jane"
wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with
tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they
are
going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and
sag.
Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the
jewelry
and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser
removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without side-effects and scarring.
Tony
No doubt. Likely depends on the size of the tattoo, the skill of the
remover, etc.
It is certainly not anything I'd consider.
Well you're in your middle-age. Tattoos are quite common in my
generation for women.
Dani
That is true. My neighbor has a few, as does the mother of one of my
kid's
friends. As I said, I would worry about how it would look in later
years...they don't look all that hot on old men!
I guess I didn't really think about that seeing as it's 40 some odd
years from now. But I made sure that I picked something I was
willing to commit to for the rest of my life; and it's also in a place
that is easily hidden.
As I said, I'm a big chicken.
I won't deny that it hurts.. but it's bearable. And it also depends
on your pain tolerance. I did have a friend with me (she's so funny
too) who talked to me the whole time to help divert my attention from
the pain.
was in my 20s before I pierced my ears. I
have two holes in each ear...my husband bought me diamond studs that I
want
to be able to wear *always*, but I also want to wear my other earrings.
That is the extent of it though.
Oh that's sweet (the diamond studs) and beautiful I'd imagine also.
Yeah, it is sweet...mind you, I did have to hint (like I do for any jewelry
I want) :-)!
I admit, I think the belly-button piercing
is cute, but I am too old.
I have my belly-button done (love it) - and hey, you're not too old!
Aren't you around 42? When I was in Ireland, the lady who was doing
my nails had a small stud in her nose (I figure she was around 45ish)
and I asked her if it hurt getting done because I'm thinking of
getting mine done - she said "no, and I told my kids that I'm
rebelling!!!" - and she laughed. It looked good on her too.
Yah, I'm too old. Too conservative. People would think I had lost my mind!
The face jewelry...yuck!
Agreed. I would only do my nose (and only a small stud) - I have a
few friends (men and women) who have their eyebrows done! It just
looks painful every time I see them.
The tongue supposedly
enhances oral sex, but can be dangerous if it gets infected and can even
cause dental problems (if the stud rubs the enamel of the teeth).
Yup - I also know a few people with their tongue done. Never! You
couldn't pay me to get that done.
As for
genital/ nipple peircings...ouch! I think it's masochistic and, yes,
even
skanky!
Another never! eeewwwww! My ex sister-in-law got her nipples done.
She said she almost fainted. I couldn't *believe* she did it.
I read an interview with Janet jackson (in British Cosmo) where she talked
about how she had to play with her nipples in front of the guy who was
piercing them...they need to be erect. How would you sit there and do that
in front of a strange man, unless you are fairly slutty? Guess I am just
too old-fashioned!
And "down there" God NO! Not only would it just be something that
I'd never be interested in (I'm nauseous thinking about it) - but I'd
be afraid they would mess me up down there somehow (like a diminished
feeling - or worse!)
Uh-Ah.. no way. The only thing I'd pierce is my nose.
A small diamond is not too bad. I hate rings in noses...then they really
look like cattle, or should I say, bulls :-). I would think the part inside
the nostril would get rather gross, but snot makes me gag. I don't think I
could handle it.
Jane
Dani
Jane
Jane
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22 Nov 2004 06:24:12 PM |
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 16:06:21 -0500, "Jane" <>
wrote:
"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:tqoup0hr01hvpjeho4sh1a62nidvdksbjd@4ax.com...
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 01:32:55 -0500, "Jane" < >
wrote:
"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:2jvsp05bo0g6uat57seoh27ja0meto5q4a@4ax.com...
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:01:38 -0500, "Jane" < >
wrote:
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041119113221.06574.00000862@mb-m15.aol.com...
Jane"
wrote:
Yes, I agree...Dani did ask for opinions. My main problem with
tattoos
(aside from the fact that I am chicken :) ) is I wonder how they
are
going
to look when these women are 60+ and things start to wrinkle and
sag.
Not a
pretty picture! At least with piercings you can take out the
jewelry
and
be
left with a small scar, at most. I know someone mentioned laser
removal,
but it is expensive and painful, from what >I understand.
Jane
And not totally effective or without side-effects and scarring.
Tony
No doubt. Likely depends on the size of the tattoo, the skill of the
remover, etc.
It is certainly not anything I'd consider.
Well you're in your middle-age. Tattoos are quite common in my
generation for women.
Dani
That is true. My neighbor has a few, as does the mother of one of my
kid's
friends. As I said, I would worry about how it would look in later
years...they don't look all that hot on old men!
I guess I didn't really think about that seeing as it's 40 some odd
years from now. But I made sure that I picked something I was
willing to commit to for the rest of my life; and it's also in a place
that is easily hidden.
As I said, I'm a big chicken.
I won't deny that it hurts.. but it's bearable. And it also depends
on your pain tolerance. I did have a friend with me (she's so funny
too) who talked to me the whole time to help divert my attention from
the pain.
was in my 20s before I pierced my ears. I
have two holes in each ear...my husband bought me diamond studs that I
want
to be able to wear *always*, but I also want to wear my other earrings.
That is the extent of it though.
Oh that's sweet (the diamond studs) and beautiful I'd imagine also.
Yeah, it is sweet...mind you, I did have to hint (like I do for any jewelry
I want) :-)!
'Course. They never know what we want. My ex husband would buy me
gold, when I like silver. For years, Jane, I'm telling you.. he would
buy me something gold, and I'd say: "Thanks, honey, but I really like
silver - I don't like gold; and the plus is that silver is much
cheaper." No word of a lie - he'd come to me with something gold again
the next time. He never did learn that I like silver. But then again
he also couldn't get down how I take my coffee. Again, for years:
"I'll take a medium with extra cream and two sugars, honey."
Always had to ask when I was in the car with him - or he'd start to
order my coffee (wrong) and I'd have to jump over his shoulder and
yell into the intercom what I wanted. Or if I was at home, he always
brought me back the wrong coffee.
It's no wonder that anything of importance also never got through to
him.
Your guy sounds great, though. You're lucky.
I admit, I think the belly-button piercing
is cute, but I am too old.
I have my belly-button done (love it) - and hey, you're not too old!
Aren't you around 42? When I was in Ireland, the lady who was doing
my nails had a small stud in her nose (I figure she was around 45ish)
and I asked her if it hurt getting done because I'm thinking of
getting mine done - she said "no, and I told my kids that I'm
rebelling!!!" - and she laughed. It looked good on her too.
Yah, I'm too old. Too conservative. People would think I had lost my mind!
Yeah, well you have a crush on Bill Clinton - while I have a crush on
Kid Rock.. guess that makes us a bit different.
The face jewelry...yuck!
Agreed. I would only do my nose (and only a small stud) - I have a
few friends (men and women) who have their eyebrows done! It just
looks painful every time I see them.
The tongue supposedly
enhances oral sex, but can be dangerous if it gets infected and can even
cause dental problems (if the stud rubs the enamel of the teeth).
Yup - I also know a few people with their tongue done. Never! You
couldn't pay me to get that done.
As for
genital/ nipple peircings...ouch! I think it's masochistic and, yes,
even
skanky!
Another never! eeewwwww! My ex sister-in-law got her nipples done.
She said she almost fainted. I couldn't *believe* she did it.
I read an interview with Janet jackson (in British Cosmo) where she talked
about how she had to play with her nipples in front of the guy who was
piercing them...they need to be erect. How would you sit there and do that
in front of a strange man, unless you are fairly slutty? Guess I am just
too old-fashioned!
As far as "slutty" I don't think they're getting their nipples erect
to turn-on the tattoo artist. But the *profession* they're in could
be considered "slutty" (say if they pose nude, or they're strippers
and that's why they're getting their nipples pierced.) My ex
sister-in-law is 22, a waitress and a college student. I *really*
don't know why she did it - but then again, look at her brother .. ;)
And "down there" God NO! Not only would it just be something that
I'd never be interested in (I'm nauseous thinking about it) - but I'd
be afraid they would mess me up down there somehow (like a diminished
feeling - or worse!)
Uh-Ah.. no way. The only thing I'd pierce is my nose.
A small diamond is not too bad. I hate rings in noses...then they really
look like cattle, or should I say, bulls :-).
Definitely no rings. Just a small silver stud.
I would think the part inside
the nostril would get rather gross, but snot makes me gag. I don't think I
could handle it.
I've thought about that. Proper cleansing should keep it alright.
I've always been a fashion guru. I was cutting my clothes and
designing them into hippie fashion before they (thank God)
came back into style and I could just buy them at the store.
Dani
Jane
Dani
Jane
Jane
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22 Nov 2004 06:35:31 PM |
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Tonight it's a lazy Monday dinner of soup
and grilled cheese -- bloating out afterwards
on homemade chocolate, peanut butter
and coconut cookies and chewy brownies.
Tangents are infinite in all of nature in
all universes constantly and at random.
Oh Joy!
Tom
The Psychedelic Pope
Patron Saint of the Internet
http://www.apple2.org.za/gswv/me/
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22 Nov 2004 06:58:19 PM |
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(Tadapope) Spat the Words
Tonight it's a lazy Monday dinner of soup
and grilled cheese -- bloating out afterwards
on homemade chocolate, peanut butter
and coconut cookies and chewy brownies.
Did you bring enough for everyone in the group?
Tangents are infinite in all of nature in
all universes constantly and at random.
Oh Joy!
Tom
The Psychedelic Pope
Patron Saint of the Internet
http://www.apple2.org.za/gswv/me/
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22 Nov 2004 07:45:19 PM |
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In article <Xns95A9B6D21E044rrfkwrantispamattbic@216.148.227.77>, "R. Foreman" <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote:
tadapope@aol.com (Tadapope) Spat the Words
Tonight it's a lazy Monday dinner of soup
and grilled cheese -- bloating out afterwards
on homemade chocolate, peanut butter
and coconut cookies and chewy brownies.
Did you bring enough for everyone in the group?
You can have mine, I've never really cared for brownies.
I'd really been hoping for Marvin's peanut butter oatmeal cookies - they smelled
delicious!
:-)
Woods
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| User: "TonyZ2001" |
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| Title: Re: My I ask? |
20 Nov 2004 10:09:44 AM |
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Dani
wrote:
Uh-Ah.. no way. The only thing I'd pierce >is my nose.
Dani
Something that has been done by uncilvilized people for thousands of years.
Congratulations on your devolvement.
Tony
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| User: "tw" |
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| Title: Re: My I ask? |
22 Nov 2004 03:59:42 AM |
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"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041120110944.11588.00001043@mb-m29.aol.com...
Dani
wrote:
Uh-Ah.. no way. The only thing I'd pierce >is my nose.
Dani
Something that has been done by uncilvilized people for thousands of
years.
Really? So we can add Hindus to the groups of people you dismiss as
"uncivilised" now, you racist *****?
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