Over the top?

[Norminhouston]

Originally Posted by jeffsquire

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Why not just keep it bare and claim you got it after you kicked a Harley rider's a$$.

Hey Jeff, take it easy on the Harley guys. You might have a few on this forum. When I'm not driving my '03 S, I'm riding my Fatboy. But I don't have any tattoos.

I think you mean on dateline... And ya, those girls are a dime a dozen. Never gets old though...lol, High five

[CJ_Boxster]

too bad you cant tattoo over scars. it doesnt work. got that info from Miami Ink.

[RandallNeighbour]

Wear that scar with pride. Leaving it blank will give you more of a story to tell!

Human 0, Pit bull 1, huh?

Originally Posted by RandallNeighbour

Wear that scar with pride. Leaving it blank will give you more of a story to tell!

Human 0, Pit bull 1, huh?

How true, Randall...we all need bigger stories to tell!

[dmcutter]

Careful on the generalizations, dudes. I ride a Buell, which has a Harley motor, although the Harley guys typically look at Buells with much disdain. I got my first tat at age 43, a pink breast cancer ribbon on my shoulder after my mother died of advanced breast cancer...of course, that's hardly commercial. Maybe instead of the P-car logo, a nice tasteful dragon if I survive the May trip to the Tail without wadding up my Box...

[Dr. Kill]

I have a few tattoos from my army days. They are scars just like any other – I don’t ever want to forget what I went through, and I have not regretted them a day in my life.

Fortunately, I did have the sense to predict a white collar occupation and kept the tatts in areas that would be hidden while wearing a short sleeved shirt...

[MNBoxster]

Hi,

When I was in the Navy, lots of guys were getting tattoos, from Liberty Ports in Hong Kong and Subic Bay - real classics, much revered today . I just couldn't bring myself to do it.

Now, 20 yrs. later I don't regret it at all. If I wanna change my look, I can switch to a different color shirt, not see a Laser brandishing Dermotologist - OUCH from what I hear.

But, just 'cause I don't want em on me doesn't mean I don't appreciate the artistry which goes into a good one, I think they're fascinating.

I may take a correspondence class in it and specialize in Female Bikini Line tats - good work if you can get it!...

Happy Motoring!... Jim'99