I'm sitting in a parking lot right now, waiting for my daughter to get done with an appointment. I'm sitting directly across from the door, so I can see when she comes out.
A little bit ago, someone walked out with tattoos all over his face. Now if someone wants a tattoo or two, thats fine. They're an expression of ... diversity, I guess, but as you can tell, I don't have one. Were I to transition, I might do eyeliner. That's about as far as I'd go, however.
This guy, however, had so many tattoos on his face, that my first thought as he exited the building was, ''What the heck is a Borg doing here?"
Oh well. He wasn't spouting off about resistance and futility, so I guess he was separated from the collective.
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I think my favorite tatoos are the ironic ones
Perhaps my favorite tattoo is anything to do with "Leviticus 19:28" which, if you don't know, is the verse against cutting and tattooing.
I used to work with a woman who had no visible tattoos except when she shaved her head. It was all covered in floral vines She claimed also to be tattooed everywhere that was not normally visible though I never got proof.
I've never had the desire to inject ink into my skin. But I guess it's more popular in recent times than in the past.
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