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4 comments:
Amen re the neck tattoo. I can’t wait for the day when that particular fad has faded into history.
I've read that oftentimes those Asian character tattoos do not mean what the proud tattoo wearer believes. "I am a douche" is more accurate.
Can you please provide further clarification of your support of the restaurant's policy on tattoos?
I too am amazed at the tattoo craze. I am a little older than you and have seen tattoos more and more gaining prominence. Hell, I remember being in the Air Force and they were not allowed PERIOD-covered or not. Recently I have seen the requirements and guys are going in with sleeve tattoos and then some. At work-healthcare-no visible tattoos were allowed. Now, you have young folks all tattooed up WITH piercings. We have come a long way. I personally prefer no tattoos. Maybe a tasteful one here and there. But what really gets me are guys that have randomly placed tattoos placed on their bodies like a bulletin board. Harry Styles I am looking at you.
I believe their restaurant, their rules but the ladies' tattoo was tasteful. I also read the article and it appears the policy was not applied consistently.
@VRCooper: It just means I wish tattoos would return to the prison yard where they belong.
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