[bc2]

care to revise that statement about low-lifes? I'd show you a picture of my leg, but it's not finished yet:
from my ankle to my knee, a rattle snake wrapped around justice scales. One side of the scales is a scroll for the Constitution with 2 severed shaking hands, the other side are 2 exploding pistols. A giant eagle sits on top of my knee with it's wings wrapped around the back of my leg. The banner reads "LIBERTY OR DEATH - DON'T TREAD ON ME"

[Ed Straker]

You might be interested in this.

[petitfour]

When I was having our fourth child, the admitting nurse for the hospital gave me a questionnaire which asked whether I had ever had any tatoos. I asked her why that would matter. She said that some tatoo places use the same ink over and over again. When they tatoo an HIV+ (or other disease) person, and then tatoo you using the same ink, then somehow you might contract HIV, too. I have never researched whether this is true or not. I just answered the questions.

[Britton J Wingfield]

I recently got the Breen cartoon of the bald eagle sharpening its talons with a file. Still needs the flag backdrop, though.

[Travis McGee]

It's your right to tattoo "MORON" on the front of your forehead too. Completely your right.

SierraTimes Online News

[splach78]

Thank you. Tattoos are certainly not indicative of low lifes or people of low moral standing.

[apackof2]

care to revise that statement about low-lifes?

No, because your tatoos are the exception and not the rule

Also even though they are patriotic you may fell differently about tatoos when your fifty