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Chris Maunder wrote: maybe I just had one too many martini's Martinis are a lot like hooters. One isn't enough, and three is too many. Besides, they taste like kerosene. X| [EDIT} Er, only the martinis taste bad - I should have been more clear on that. The other taste like one of the four basic food groups - beer, pizza, chocolate, and girl. [/EDIT]
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- Proposed Sign at CA/AZ BorderRoger Wright wrote: Martinis are a lot like hooters. One isn't enough, and three is too many. Besides, they taste like kerosene. [EDIT} Er, only the martinis taste bad - I should have been more clear on that. The other taste like one of the four basic food groups - beer, pizza, chocolate, and girl. [/EDIT] Roger...would you want your kid sister reading that? Do you think she would take kindly to you calling her a food group?
I have also lived some years in Spain, and there people don't accept that you speak bad spanish. I usually compensate by speaking loud and accusing people of being stupid because they don't understand me. It usually works quite well. -jhaga on non-native languages
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No tattoos here. Here's why I won't get them: :bob: They look ugly. :bob: They're expensive to remove if you change your mind. :bob: They fade as you get older, and look uglier. :bob: The tattoo artist could screw up. (Altohugh I say this just becuase i've been reading the Jump Start comic lately... :-D ) :bob: From a professional standpoint, if it is someplace obvious, it will make it tougher to get a job. Some places are accepting of that kind of stuff, but a lot aren't. :bob: Did I mention they're ugly? "When a man sits with a pretty girl for an hour, it seems like a minute. But let him sit on a hot stove for a minute and it's longer than any hour. That's relativity." - Albert Einstein
Navin wrote: :bob: They look ugly. :bob: They're expensive to remove if you change your mind. :bob: They fade as you get older, and look uglier. :bob: Did I mention they're ugly? So I guess you won't be getting married either? :rolleyes: :laugh: /taka ducks
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Here's my take on it, but this only applies to me - it's your choice. You only get one skin to wear your whole life. All in all, it's a durable garment, regenerating itself frequently to stay reasonably fresh and new... but if it gets stained, it's a bitch to get clean again. Decent leather jackets, on the other hand, are easily to replace. But then, i can't even go a year on one hairstyle.
Shog9
Let your mercy spill / On all these burning hearts in hell If it be your will / To make us well...
I hear that dry cleaning doesn't work too well X| The tigress is here :-D
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l a u r e n wrote: "the lord gave us all a body to experience this life with ... if we give it back in the same condition as when we got it he's gonna be real disappointed" Oh don't worry, as time passes by the Lord is making sure my body goes back in a much more different condition than when it came. :-) l a u r e n wrote: its a lifestyle thing if u feel it do it How about, if you feel it DON'T do it. Pain is not something I like feeling, just ask my dentist. Regards, Alvaro
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No, I'm not talking about a little dude who followed a tall guy around an island saying "Yes boss". (Age check) :) I'm curious, how many of you all have tattoo's. I've been curious about getting one for a really long time. Now that I'm married, have 2 sons and am hoping to have a daughter for number three...I was looking into getting one. I've been looking into asian characters, and different phrases in japanese and/or chinese writing. They are very cool looking. For Example, the term "Father and Son" is two characters, and could easily be changed to father son and daughter. I've also been taking TaeKwonDo so, korean characters would have a double meaning. Do any of you have any ideas? Or, would you care to share any of your tattoo stories? Cheers, Frank "Keyboard Error - Press F1 to Continue"
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Navin wrote: They look ugly Only if you get an ugly design. Navin wrote: They're expensive to remove if you change your mind. That's why (at least in England) it's illegal to tattoo a minor. And if you're even thinking about having it removed, you don't get it done in the first place. Navin wrote: They fade as you get older, and look uglier. Ithe last few years, great progress has been made in the color-fastness of the inks used, so they retain their natural color for far longer. Navin wrote: The tattoo artist could screw up Not really. When I had mine done, they take took a sort of photocopy of the design and imprinted it on my arm. Similar to those temporary tattos for kids. Anyway, once the design is on your arm, all they have to do is color it in, which anyone with a steady hand can do. The temporary dye just washes off with water. Navin wrote: From a professional standpoint, if it is someplace obvious, it will make it tougher to get a job It would have to somewhere generally regarded as socially offensive for anyone to see it at a job interview. Somewhere like the face or hands for example - everything else is covered by your interview suit. Navin wrote: Did I mention they're ugly? Yes, you did. Probably because most people get ugly tattoos. Mine are dead sexy ;P
Miszou wrote: Mine are dead sexy ARRRGHH! Austing Powers character alert! (I'm dead sexy[^]) :rolleyes:
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No, I'm not talking about a little dude who followed a tall guy around an island saying "Yes boss". (Age check) :) I'm curious, how many of you all have tattoo's. I've been curious about getting one for a really long time. Now that I'm married, have 2 sons and am hoping to have a daughter for number three...I was looking into getting one. I've been looking into asian characters, and different phrases in japanese and/or chinese writing. They are very cool looking. For Example, the term "Father and Son" is two characters, and could easily be changed to father son and daughter. I've also been taking TaeKwonDo so, korean characters would have a double meaning. Do any of you have any ideas? Or, would you care to share any of your tattoo stories? Cheers, Frank "Keyboard Error - Press F1 to Continue"
I have thought about getting one but have recently gone right off the idea. They have become much too "common" for my tastes. There once was a time where having a tattoo was a statement but in many places now, NOT having a tattoo is a statement. Paul Hooper If you spend your whole life looking over your shoulder, they will get you from the front instead.
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No, I'm not talking about a little dude who followed a tall guy around an island saying "Yes boss". (Age check) :) I'm curious, how many of you all have tattoo's. I've been curious about getting one for a really long time. Now that I'm married, have 2 sons and am hoping to have a daughter for number three...I was looking into getting one. I've been looking into asian characters, and different phrases in japanese and/or chinese writing. They are very cool looking. For Example, the term "Father and Son" is two characters, and could easily be changed to father son and daughter. I've also been taking TaeKwonDo so, korean characters would have a double meaning. Do any of you have any ideas? Or, would you care to share any of your tattoo stories? Cheers, Frank "Keyboard Error - Press F1 to Continue"
Only if you get a tattoo like this: http://www.steveovideo.com/fanclub/images/irock1.jpg -- Russell Morris "So, broccoli, mother says you're good for me... but I'm afraid I'm no good for you!" - Stewy
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Here's my take on it, but this only applies to me - it's your choice. You only get one skin to wear your whole life. All in all, it's a durable garment, regenerating itself frequently to stay reasonably fresh and new... but if it gets stained, it's a bitch to get clean again. Decent leather jackets, on the other hand, are easily to replace. But then, i can't even go a year on one hairstyle.
Shog9
Let your mercy spill / On all these burning hearts in hell If it be your will / To make us well...
You have fallen from #29 to #421 in Paul's Book Of Geekish Respect listing. I hope you stop soon with this hairstyle thing so that I can bump you back up to your rightful place amongst the pizza stained, rumpled and non-styled hair wearers at the top.
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South AfricaCrikey! ain't life grand?
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You have fallen from #29 to #421 in Paul's Book Of Geekish Respect listing. I hope you stop soon with this hairstyle thing so that I can bump you back up to your rightful place amongst the pizza stained, rumpled and non-styled hair wearers at the top.
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South AfricaCrikey! ain't life grand?
Short in the winter, bald in the summer - style and functionality ;) Besides, my GF's been ironing for me of late, so the rumpled thing's looking iffy too...
Shog9
I returned and saw under the sun, that the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong...
