
Posted: 12/19/2016 1:39:05 PM EST
[Last Edit: 12/19/2016 1:40:36 PM EST by H46Driver]
Millennials looking to fix overpiercing, remove tattoos
And it's not just ear piercing. Many are seeking to reverse the impulsive, perhaps keg-fueled decisions of their not-quite-lost youths. That tongue piercing, that bone through the nose, that conspicuously placed tattoo you got in college may not go over so big now in a job interview, or in the board room. It's time to conform to the real world.
"A lot of things that are great for the club are not great for the interview," he adds. "One of the things we teach is wear a very conservative suit. And I get push-back on that. 'Do you want us all to look the same? You told us to differentiate ourselves.' It sounds contradictory, but I want a dark suit and a light shirt or blouse so that people are looking at your face and listening to what you say. The tattoo doesn’t help. It is incredibly distracting." "I had a guy who wanted to join the military, and because he had this gauge deformity, he felt he had to get it fixed," Sterman says. "You are allowed certain tattoos, but things are still very strict. He had this huge loop for an earlobe." View Quote It's almost like confession and absolution for inkies. Wipe away your filthy inkiness! |
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Nah, I'm good.
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I wear earrings. My wife dressed up like Dorthy from The Wizard of Oz the other night and let me hit it doggy style, whats up?
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I'm too drunk to taste this chicken.
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No surprise here. " this seemed like a good idea at the time, but looking like a spray painted turd with holes in it somehow just didn't turn out like I thought it would".
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Are you trying to say that a neck tattoo was a bad idea?
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Originally Posted By mtnbkr5234:
Let you? Lol View Quote Well, she actually told me to. I prefer lazy man style on my side. I think being circumsized made my shit less sensitive, so I can only bust a nut certain ways. I wiggle my toes when I'm about to jizz, don't know if thats normal, though. |
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And here I am working on full sleeves....At 50
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Only the Skilled Survive
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Originally Posted By runfrumu:
Well, she actually told me to. I prefer lazy man style on my side. I think being circumsized made my shit less sensitive, so I can only bust a nut certain ways. I wiggle my toes when I'm about to jizz, don't know if thats normal, though. View Quote Can you only do anal too? |
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Originally Posted By Backnblack:
And here I am working on full sleeves....At 50 ![]() View Quote That can certainly work. I worked with a guy that was an IT executive with full sleeves and a full back piece. You would never know it with a dress shirt on. It's the guys getting massive neck or facial tats that may be limiting the industries they can work in. I am seeing more floppy earlobes from removed gauges every year, too. |
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Originally Posted By runfrumu:
Well, she actually told me to. I prefer lazy man style on my side. I think being circumsized made my shit less sensitive, so I can only bust a nut certain ways. I wiggle my toes when I'm about to jizz, don't know if thats normal, though. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By runfrumu:
Originally Posted By mtnbkr5234:
Let you? Lol Well, she actually told me to. I prefer lazy man style on my side. I think being circumsized made my shit less sensitive, so I can only bust a nut certain ways. I wiggle my toes when I'm about to jizz, don't know if thats normal, though. Diesel? Is that you? |
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Meh. I don't regret shit. These people are pussies.
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Fuck 'em.
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Next you'll tell me people regret buying beanie babies! Tattoos are a fad, like every other fad the popularity will fade. Unfortunately you can't just put your tattoos in a box in the attic and hope they'll be cool again some day
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It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery. Galatians 5:1
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Originally Posted By runfrumu:
She wouldn't dress up like The Cowardly Lion, so Dorthy was a compromise. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By runfrumu:
Originally Posted By pcsutton:
Dude...that's just....sick. ![]() She wouldn't dress up like The Cowardly Lion, so Dorthy was a compromise. ![]() TC |
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There is no global anthem. No global currency. No certificate of global citizenship. We pledge allegiance to one flag and that flag is the American flag. From now on it is going to be America First...
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The tattoos don't bother me, but these idiots who put these big meat hoops in their ears to stretch out their ear lobes like some kind of Zulu warrior, I look at these people and just shake my head. I hope they enjoy working at QuickTrip because no one is ever going to give them a job anywhere else.
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Inkyness cannot be removed. It's a stain on the soul.
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No trees were destroyed in the preparation and delivery of this message. However, billions of electrons were seriously perturbed.
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"But how can I be a special snowflake, unique in all the world, for all to worship, if I don't have a vagina-butterfly tattooed on my neck?"
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But man...dress up a little. It's church, God dammnit. And this is an Atheist talking. If I can dress up for a God I don't even believe in, so can you.
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I have always said that if I wanted a sudden career change, I would learn how to do tattoo removal. I imagine that a person could make a dump truck full of money if they set up shop in the right place. Maybe I should go learn...
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Everything I need to know about the Confederacy, I learned at Fort Sumter.
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Originally Posted By motown_steve:
The tattoos don't bother me, but these idiots who put these big meat hoops in their ears to stretch out their ear lobes like some kind of Zulu warrior, I look at these people and just shake my head. I hope they enjoy working at QuickTrip because no one is ever going to give them a job anywhere else. View Quote Good. I like to have instant visual ID of people who make poor, life-changing decisions with little regard to their negative consequences. Weeding them out up front makes it easier to hire people who DO make good decisions. |
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But man...dress up a little. It's church, God dammnit. And this is an Atheist talking. If I can dress up for a God I don't even believe in, so can you.
--Subnet, proud Atheist |
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Seems some folks are finding out that many companies are kind of uptight about hiring people who look like carnies.
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Pussies
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Originally Posted By Frog_Legs:
Inkyness cannot be removed. It's a stain on the soul. We pureskins recognize this and treat them accordingly ![]() ![]() View Quote I don't know. Tattoo removal is not a painless process and to be willing to undergo it shows sincere regret. I think Tattoo removal is the equivalent of the sacrament of reconciliation for inkies. They are forgiven, but still have some temporal consequences. I'm not willing to condemn someone who is willing to go to that much effort to repent of their filthy inkiness. |
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Everything I need to know about the Confederacy, I learned at Fort Sumter.
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In before DK_Prof!
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"Who is John Galt?"
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Years ago had a damn dirty inkie as a manager, when departments were 100+
He'd wear long sleeve shirts to hide the Marine emblem on his forearm |
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I was in Savannah yesterday and walked by a tattoo shop on one block and a tattoo removal place on the next. Never got into them myself but whatever.
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Saw a late 20s/early 30s girl working at a fast food restaurant recently. She had a strip of cloth tied around her neck mostly hiding her neck tat.
I'm 51, and spent 6+ years in the Navy. I don't get the appeal of tattoos, but to each his/her own. Just don't bitch if your actions have consequences. |
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The cure was to shave off half your pubic hair, light the other half on fire, and stab them with a KaBar when they came running out. -cmshoot
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Shiiiiiiiiiiit! I got a mil/gov job after I retired from the Army. Now I'm thinking about getting the tops of my hands tattoo'd because I couldn't while I served.
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Originally Posted By woodxdm:
Next you'll tell me people regret buying beanie babies! Tattoos are a fad, like every other fad the popularity will fade. Unfortunately you can't just put your tattoos in a box in the attic and hope they'll be cool again some day View Quote Yeah any day now that decades old fad is just gonna fade away. |
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How can people not see that tattoos are a terrible idea in the first place? They're universally hideous and stupid. And expensive.
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Originally Posted By Number0neGun:
Meh. I don't regret shit. These people are pussies. View Quote I don't regret any of my tattoos either but I'm not sure I'd call them pussies. They just failed to make themselves useful/respected in a valuable field. I work for a large corporation and have a full sleeve that probably half of our executives have seen and yet I still get called upon by our corporate group and get assigned to the important projects because I've made my worth known. |
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I would like to thank OP for a solid addition to the word-usage/spelling canon:
inkiness: something printers worry about inkyness: refers to tats |
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It's all part of life's rich pageant.
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I guess I don't regret any of mine because I'm just barely not a millennial. Whew, dodged that bullet. And I even have some pretty questionable ink
![]() ETA- though all my ink is covered by shirt, shorts and shoes so I suppose that helps too.... |
No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable.
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All of my inkie friends were in the service, the one with the most tattoos was MI and is making millions in infosec.
I like some nice titty piercings but you can keep all the strange facial stuff. <---cleanskin |
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My only contribution to this thread, is that gauged lobes are VERY difficult to repair well.
So if there is ANY possibility that you want to have "normal" lobes, stop now with increasing the diameter. And, BTW, the $1-2K estimate is for EACH lobe. ![]() |
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Originally Posted By Photosarv:
I have always said that if I wanted a sudden career change, I would learn how to do tattoo removal. I imagine that a person could make a dump truck full of money if they set up shop in the right place. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Photosarv:
I have always said that if I wanted a sudden career change, I would learn how to do tattoo removal. I imagine that a person could make a dump truck full of money if they set up shop in the right place. My friend who does it makes very good money. Originally Posted By RatherBeLifting:
Originally Posted By Equator:
Are you trying to say that a neck tattoo was a bad idea? No, it takes a lot of commitment to say you're going to live in a trailer park all your life. Meh, I have two and no trailer park here. Just get a job were they're allowed. |
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"Using that title in your private life is pretty goddamn gay, and I'm even speaking as someone known to occasionally suck dicks recreationally." - eesmith
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The best ones are the ones who went to scratchers to get free Bernie tattoos during the primary.
http://thetab.com/us/2016/07/14/we-asked-sanders-fans-if-they-regret-getting-bernie-tattoos-28202 |
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Originally Posted By Extorris:
My friend who does it makes very good money. Meh, I have two and no trailer park here. Just get a job were they're allowed. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Extorris:
Originally Posted By Photosarv:
I have always said that if I wanted a sudden career change, I would learn how to do tattoo removal. I imagine that a person could make a dump truck full of money if they set up shop in the right place. My friend who does it makes very good money. Originally Posted By RatherBeLifting:
Originally Posted By Equator:
Are you trying to say that a neck tattoo was a bad idea? No, it takes a lot of commitment to say you're going to live in a trailer park all your life. Meh, I have two and no trailer park here. Just get a job were they're allowed. Or keep them easily hidden. Either way... |
No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable.
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Piercings and gauges are getting out of hand. When I retire, I want to get a sleeve.
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"There has never been a sadness that can't be cured by breakfast food" - Ron Swanson
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Every generation grows up hating everything about their parents, and vows to be "different." Eventually, with a little maturity, they almost all have a "OMG I've become my mother/father" moment. This would be one symptom of that.
I've said for years this tattoo fad is silly in the extreme, because fads come and go--but tattoos just come, they never go. ![]() |
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