According to this story, she is 16. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/05/3...lessons-after-altering-yearbook-photos-girls/
Who decides which co-ed is a slut and whish isn't?
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According to this story, she is 16. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/05/3...lessons-after-altering-yearbook-photos-girls/
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czygvtwkr
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Ugh
I saw this white trash couple that had fake tats (I hope) all over their baby not that long ago.
Lurk
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A mother who's having trouble with the fact she's a parent not her daughters' big sister.
Hank
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You do know that some teenagers rebel and do it on their own, right?
Lurk
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In this case the teen, her mother and sister all have the same tattoo. Mom's having problems with aging.
Hank
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And what exactly is wrong with a tattoo? If it's the same tat on each family member, it probably represents something special to them. I see nothing wrong with that.
Tech
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Some tattoos look like graffiti on an inner city wall, some people have so many tattoos that THEY look like an inner city wall. There was a woman in the building I worked that had a tattoo on the calf of her beautiful long slim legs, it looked like a pot hole in the middle of 20 miles of newly paved highway.
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czygvtwkr
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I don't think anyone intends to get an ugly tattoo but I would say about half of them turn out that way.
frequentflier
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frequentflier
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This will certainly make me sound old (well, I am!) but I am noticing a lot of young girls getting multiple arm tattoos and am guessing they will eventually have "sleeves" like some guys get. I cannot help but wonder if they will still want them when they are in their 40's and 50's and/ or how it would affect their ability to get professional type jobs in the future.
Tech
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Maybe it's like painting a wall, you have to have a good and well prepped surface.
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Lurk
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And here earlier you chalked a 16 years old girl's tattoo to rebellion.
Hank
my war
And?
This is dumb. Looks like the school wishes their yearbook to have a certain look that reflects a time about 50 years ago. Unfortunately, they have to create that yearbook with the student raw material that is wandering their halls. Why not issue a dress-code for the picture taking session. Shoulders covered, no cleavage, no visible tats.
Midnightrider
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i hate tatoos, and wouldn't let my daughter get one. However, from what i have read this girl got that tat after getting out of an abusive situation. the tat reads something like "i love me the way i am" or something similar. i have no issue with her family allowing her to have that tat under those circumstances
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oh, and like no teenager has ever lied about their age or had a fake ID?
But speaking of bad tattoos, A&E had a show set in Vegas where people contacted the two tattoo artists with their sorry tales, it was called "Bad Ink"
The best part was the reaction / commentary from the two guys who were the "stars"
I also can never for get the SNL skit - it featured a product to erase tramp stamps from older people.
Lurk
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The gag part of that skit was the sag and drag of old people's skin and the deformation of the tattoos after facing 40-60 years of unabated gravity.
yep
they should replay that ever year as a PSA to young folks thinking of getting a tattoo.
Which is also the theme of "Bad Ink".
Typically it's a guy that went out and got something stupid, now he's got a girlfriend, thinking of getting married and wants Randy Rita covered up - except it's on a part of his anatomy his new bride is likely to see.
RPMDAD
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Onthis note, my sonster who was 19 and wife, designed their own tattoo. Thistle, and Shamrock and went to Red Octopus and had a tattoo artist draw out the design, and both have the same tattoo, it is small, down around their right ankles. My wife's first and my son's first . My wife, then also got one by her left ankle, the cancer ribbon, in dedication to her aunt that died from cancer.