My daughter has some and I prefer the little diamond on the side of the nose vs the septum nose ring.

Bella Poarch (masraum's first cutie) has tats on her legs also.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1738849664.jpg

The first ten seconds of the below video is her claim to fame. M to the B. So cute yet she could have squeaked through life without tats.

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The geezer energy in this forum is strong.

That's exactly what I thought 25 years ago :D

I was talking with the Wife the other night about today's military (where we met when I was stationed in West Germany) and my comprehension of what has been going on and where I disagreed.

She said "Babe, you were in the Army almost a half century ago. Times change you, need to change with them".

Shut me right up.

I don't mind the little diamonds or thin gauge small hoops. I tease my youngest when she's home about her nose piercing. I can't say much because my parents were against me getting my ear pierced back in the day. Times change.

Have you seen this guy? He's very active on FB. I wasn't in the military, but I was military family, so a lot of what he talks about cracks me up.

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OOF she went with "half century" that hurts man. 50 years sounds WAY better than half century.. .

I remember when my Grandpa saw me with my earring he said "You know, in my day it would have taken 3 strong grown men to hold me down to pierce my ear"....

I know. She tries to stay current with all the new trends, fashion and music. I'm the grumpy old guy muttering in the corner.

I would have said "Ya shoulda seen the rack on the girl that did mine! No restraints needed"

Fitty years ago :D

I had an ear ring for about six months about that far back.... but I wuz really drunk at the time... after a college happy hour .... four drunks picking up a gf who worked at a place.

Mom & Dad were soooo proud of me :D

Pa-Paw never saw mine.

I am living proof :)

i tend to like people who express themselves are arnt repressed. so i like piercings, colored hair, tattoos etc. but like people, its on a case by case basis.

True. It's kind of like a warning sign on the side of a pack of cigarettes. Lets you know what kind of danger and mayhem you're getting into.

i dont really get this mentality ... just removing yourself from the pool.

makes it easier for me. :rolleyes: women dont like to be with men who police their bodies. like way to remove yourself from the competition/market/pool. your loss, not mine.

I actually love nose rings, facial tats and piercings. It is a clear sign of someone I can effectively ignore.

I hate practically every tattoo I see on someone. Ironically, I have a tattoo and I really like it.
My point is, tattoos and piercings are kinda like kids. Your's are amazing. Everyone else's are below average.

I like the ones with meaning behind them. My daughters each have the paw print from Ace, our family dog they grew up with, on their leg. A good friend had one of feathers that had some American Indian meaning behind it for the sister he lost. My brother has Garfield the cat on his shoulder which was a CB handle for a cousin we lost to cancer. A good friend had a tat on his leg where there was a scar from a motorcycle accident. Folks do things for their own reasons. Who am I to judge?

Dixie is correct.

and little ones on the right person --I like. too much of anything is too much.

My late wife had 4 small ones strategically placed -- can't say I didn't love em.

to each his own --live and let live.