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Post by kellyseye on Oct 4, 2011 18:39:37 GMT
I'm desperate for a stoke city Tat, is was thinking all the club badges in a ring with my baby's names around it, can you put your photos on so i can get a prospective of some good ans. I live in Bolton and wouldn't trust these mugs to sort the tat out, who's the best in stoke to produce the tat.....
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Post by supersmashinggreat on Oct 4, 2011 19:23:47 GMT
Why anyone would want a tattoo is beyond me! fine if you want to hold yourself back in life or join the Army, but a lot of people regret them in later life. spend your money saving for uni or something a bit more useful, no matter what age you are.
hope this helps
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Post by stokiefromblythe on Oct 4, 2011 19:40:57 GMT
have this one its well smart innit !!!  |
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Post by Plain Jane on Oct 4, 2011 19:51:45 GMT
Why anyone would want a tattoo is beyond me! fine if you want to hold yourself back in life or join the Army, but a lot of people regret them in later life. spend your money saving for uni or something a bit more useful, no matter what age you are. hope this helps Personal choice. I don't regret any of mine, nor have they held me back in life. |
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Post by worstgolfer on Oct 4, 2011 22:54:22 GMT
Why anyone would want a tattoo is beyond me! fine if you want to hold yourself back in life or join the Army, but a lot of people regret them in later life. spend your money saving for uni or something a bit more useful, no matter what age you are. hope this helps Personal choice. I don't regret any of mine, nor have they held me back in life. pics?  |
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Post by robdog on Oct 4, 2011 23:01:38 GMT
Why anyone would want a tattoo is beyond me! fine if you want to hold yourself back in life or join the Army, but a lot of people regret them in later life. spend your money saving for uni or something a bit more useful, no matter what age you are. hope this helps Personal choice. I don't regret any of mine, nor have they held me back in life. seconded. ive only got 4 but they have never held me back either |
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Post by PotterLog on Oct 5, 2011 0:36:44 GMT
Personal choice. I don't regret any of mine, nor have they held me back in life. seconded. ive only got 4 but they have never held me back either I completely disagree. When I got my tattoo a few years ago I was really under the impression that attitudes towards them had changed, that the negative stereotype had been defeated and society had come to accept them. I was wrong. Those pernicious little preconceptions still exist. When I walk down the street I get strange looks, sometimes uneasy and frightened (just because of a tattoo!), sometimes seemingly just confused, reinforcing the whole prejudiced "why would anyone want a tattto?" view exemplified by SSG above. I've regularly felt that interviewers' attitudes towards me have changed after they've caught a glimpse of my tat. Held me back? Bloody right it has. And to think that all it is is four little letters across my forehead.  |
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Post by Irish Stokie on Oct 5, 2011 1:32:24 GMT
Why anyone would want a tattoo is beyond me! fine if you want to hold yourself back in life or join the Army, but a lot of people regret them in later life. spend your money saving for uni or something a bit more useful, no matter what age you are. hope this helps Well said, I don't get the whole idea of stamping yourself with a word. I know someone that has their own name tattooed on themselves, why would anyone do that? It is a personal choice of course but it has absolutely no positives IMO and makes you look pretty dodgy. |
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Post by redsaturday on Oct 5, 2011 7:47:09 GMT
There's nothing quite like green skin.
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Post by buddha on Oct 5, 2011 10:17:52 GMT
if you want a tattoo have one , if you dont want one dont have one , its your choice no one elses simples .  |
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Post by kellyseye on Oct 5, 2011 10:43:41 GMT
it depends if the tattoos have a message or a feeling, i was in the army and to have my battalion arms on my thigh was what i wanted to do, my love is Stoke and family and to advertise my loves to the world is a talking point, like wearing your colours abroad you are wearing it to advertise you feelings of a club to other people, this tattoo will mean i love my children and my club (not necessarily in that order) and it will be on my calf this then can hidden from view or shown when i choice. it also depends on what you get done. i can remember a bloke getting Andy Cole tat done in his Newcastle strip on his back then the next day was sold to manure.
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Post by supersmashinggreat on Oct 5, 2011 10:46:09 GMT
if you want a tattoo have one , if you dont want one dont have one , its your choice no one elses simples . Correct, and its my choice to employ someome or not, i'm sorry but with a tattoo you are on to a loser most of the time. |
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Post by kylelightbourne on Oct 5, 2011 15:29:22 GMT
it depends if the tattoos have a message or a feeling, i was in the army and to have my battalion arms on my thigh was what i wanted to do, my love is Stoke and family and to advertise my loves to the world is a talking point, like wearing your colours abroad you are wearing it to advertise you feelings of a club to other people, this tattoo will mean i love my children and my club (not necessarily in that order) and it will be on my calf this then can hidden from view or shown when i choice. it also depends on what you get done. i can remember a bloke getting Andy Cole tat done in his Newcastle strip on his back then the next day was sold to manure. Advertise?? I dont understand what you mean What are you selling? |
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Post by Beardy200 on Oct 5, 2011 18:28:30 GMT
it depends if the tattoos have a message or a feeling, i was in the army and to have my battalion arms on my thigh was what i wanted to do, my love is Stoke and family and to advertise my loves to the world is a talking point, like wearing your colours abroad you are wearing it to advertise you feelings of a club to other people, this tattoo will mean i love my children and my club (not necessarily in that order) and it will be on my calf this then can hidden from view or shown when i choice. it also depends on what you get done. i can remember a bloke getting Andy Cole tat done in his Newcastle strip on his back then the next day was sold to manure. Advertise?? I dont understand what you mean What are you selling? ;D It's more 'information' than advertising. The truth is of course that nobody really cares what your kid's names are or what football team you support. If they did care i'm sure they could just ask.  |
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Post by frasier45 on Oct 5, 2011 18:42:10 GMT
seconded. ive only got 4 but they have never held me back either I completely disagree. When I got my tattoo a few years ago I was really under the impression that attitudes towards them had changed, that the negative stereotype had been defeated and society had come to accept them. I was wrong. Those pernicious little preconceptions still exist. When I walk down the street I get strange looks, sometimes uneasy and frightened (just because of a tattoo!), sometimes seemingly just confused, reinforcing the whole prejudiced "why would anyone want a tattto?" view exemplified by SSG above. I've regularly felt that interviewers' attitudes towards me have changed after they've caught a glimpse of my tat. Held me back? Bloody right it has. And to think that all it is is four little letters across my forehead. ;D |
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Post by jonah77 on Oct 5, 2011 20:27:16 GMT
if you want a tattoo have one , if you dont want one dont have one , its your choice no one elses simples . Correct, and its my choice to employ someome or not, i'm sorry but with a tattoo you are on to a loser most of the time. What if they had tatoos but you didn't see them until after you gave them the job? |
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Post by stillgame4it on Oct 5, 2011 20:33:14 GMT
if you want a tattoo have one , if you dont want one dont have one , its your choice no one elses simples . Correct, and its my choice to employ someome or not, i'm sorry but with a tattoo you are on to a loser most of the time. I would imagine the HR leadership in your company may not be too keen on you documenting this as your actual reason.... ??? |
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Post by Beardy200 on Oct 5, 2011 20:43:56 GMT
Correct, and its my choice to employ someome or not, i'm sorry but with a tattoo you are on to a loser most of the time. I would imagine the HR leadership in your company may not be too keen on you documenting this as your actual reason.... ??? "Other more suitable candidates" covers all sorts of discrimination. |
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