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the heat does bring out ill advised tattoos doens it?

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" donna" across her neck
those awful ones on mens calves

ewwwww
Someone wrote (might've been T C Boyle) that they don't like tattoos in intimate places .... they just suggest 'traffic'.
I know what he means.
I spotted one in a Quality Restaurant yesterday, a woman in a vest top with what looked like lace tatooed on her breast.

Of course, once I'd managed to work out what it was, it was actually the edge of her bra.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 22:08:46
Well, I saw one similar to the one cyteen describes... A yound woman with "sexy bitch" on her arm. WHY would you do that to yourself !!!!!!!
I saw a woman in her early twenties the other day, gorgeous figure, lovely legs wearing shorts and then she turned round and she had tattoos up the back of both legs like lace up boots, completes with tattooed 'eyelets'
hmm
Heh, I know what you mean. I'm still considering a memorial piece for my brother and he died two years ago.

It's good to consider these things carefully. The evidence is all around us after all grin
Jodie Marsh looks like someone has been doodling on her arm. Nothing matches.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 14:54:46
cyteen - something to remember my mother - am working on a few designs but none have really worked properly yet...I was recommended someone in greenwich but every time I pluck up the courage to move forward with it I get The Fear.
I saw a woman sat outside a pub in town yesterday who had 'Royal Bitch' tattooed across her cleavage in rather nice flowing script.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 14:26:55
Have to admit to staring at one tattoo yesterday, it was a badly 'joint' tattoo on a mum's arm... hmm
GI, indeed you can't
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