• TheWalletUnknown
    • 1 year 5 months ago
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    		 Time for me to cry in the corner.
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    • thecrow174
      • 1 year 5 months ago
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      		 At least it's better than crying over a broken Super Nintendo.
      There is a battle between two wolves inside us all.

      One is evil and the other one is good. Which wolf will win? The one you feed the most.

      http://unbelievableyou.com/a-native-american-cherokee-story-two-wolves/
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      • stake n sheak
        • 1 year 5 months ago
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        		 Good.
        tangspot2 wrote:
        Mrs. stake you say some nasty on my threads. Dirty bitch
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        • stake n sheak
          • 1 year 5 months ago
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          		 Next, regret your posting.
          tangspot2 wrote:
          Mrs. stake you say some nasty on my threads. Dirty bitch
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          • RomanBlade86
            • 1 year 5 months ago
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            		 I bet countless people regret their tattoos. Tattoos used to be a big deal if you had one but in the 90s all these people started getting tattoos that otherwise would never had gotten one had the culture not moved to that direction. The same goes for piercings. Now a bunch of spoiled kids were rocking tattoos and/or piercings like it was nothing. They tried to be self expressive and unique and not realizing that there were already countless like them.
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            • Pinwheel
              • 1 year 5 months ago
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              		 Piercings will eventually close up but tattoos are forever! Well maybe not forever, but to remove them it will cost alot more in pain and money than originally getting it, so that's why you should think before you INK! LOL
              "It lies in the valley of the vision, where the slain are not slain with the sword. In the darkest shadows of light, there you'll find a door..."
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              • Straydog
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                • mikebennidict
                  • 1 year 5 months ago
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                  TheWalletUnknown wrote:
                  Time for me to cry in the corner.



                  Get rid of it. Don't cry to us about it!
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                  • RomanBlade86
                    • 1 year 5 months ago
                    • Posts: 289
                    		 How big is the tattoo? Is it only one tattoo? Why not just get it lasered off?
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                    • stake n sheak
                      • 1 year 5 months ago
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                      RomanBlade86 wrote:
                      I bet countless people regret their tattoos. Tattoos used to be a big deal if you had one but in the 90s all these people started getting tattoos that otherwise would never had gotten one had the culture not moved to that direction. The same goes for piercings. Now a bunch of spoiled kids were rocking tattoos and/or piercings like it was nothing. They tried to be self expressive and unique and not realizing that there were already countless like them.

                      I don't think it's ever been merely about the fact of having a tattoo all by itself. It's the subject matter or the design. There might be some people out there who think having a tattoo makes them cool and don't even care what it is--or thought that and didn't care at the time--I would not associate with somebody presently in that state of mind. Anyway it's the content and the art of it that is important. I have many friends who have them, from as long as 20+ years ago and none regret them. I have had mine for ten years and I still love it. Mrs stake has many, and all were very carefully considered and designed and executed and she wouldn't give them up for anything.
                      And the question of uniqueness doesn't come up, it's not like anybody thinks they are the only one who has them.
                      tangspot2 wrote:
                      Mrs. stake you say some nasty on my threads. Dirty bitch
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                      • RomanBlade86
                        • 1 year 5 months ago
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                        		 Tattoos I imagine became big in the 90s as a way of branding themselves so other people with tattoos could spot you and that was their way of identifying who they should be friends with. I imagine it was an identity thing as many people of European descent wanted to break away from the stereotypes that were placed on them.
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                        • stake n sheak
                          • 1 year 5 months ago
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                          		 You've got some interesting ideas, I'll give you that.
                          tangspot2 wrote:
                          Mrs. stake you say some nasty on my threads. Dirty bitch
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                          • Goofball
                            • 1 year 18 hours ago
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                            		 That's why I've never gotten a tattoo. Look at the "cool" people who have their entire arms, etc., tattooed. I know it's a free country and all, but how will these people feel about it when they get old? And also, tattoos are so common today that they really don't make you different. I find them to be, well, yaaaawnn, ho-hum--a pathetic attempt to get attention.
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                            • vkimo
                              • 1 year 16 hours ago
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                              		 If they ever develop a tattoo that looks legit and dissolves in a year, then I might.
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                              • stake n sheak
                                • 1 year 2 hours ago
                                • Posts: 1772
                                Goofball wrote:
                                how will these people feel about it when they get old?

                                They will still like it.

                                Goofball wrote:
                                And also, tattoos are so common today that they really don't make you different.

                                They're not supposed to.
                                tangspot2 wrote:
                                Mrs. stake you say some nasty on my threads. Dirty bitch
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                                • Dyzfunk7ional
                                  • 11 months 29 days ago
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                                  stake n sheak wrote:
                                  Goofball wrote:
                                  how will these people feel about it when they get old?

                                  They will still like it.

                                  Goofball wrote:
                                  And also, tattoos are so common today that they really don't make you different.

                                  They're not supposed to.


                                  Yep, just an old man with tattoos. What else. Tattoos are not only for people who wants to stand out, there are plenty of other motivations behind it. Thank heavens for diversity.
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