Please tell me that is armpit hair I’m looking at. 😉

Yeah you were nice about it and at worst you told him something he already knows, at best you did him a big favour. I didn’t notice the corrected spelling until you circled it in green. If I ever get a text tattoo I’m running it past you first! 😉

I object to the term “back sleeve”.

I let them hang out and I wear sunscreen, which doesn’t work. Where I live we’ve had maybe five-ten days of hot sunny weather so far this year and I’ve already got my summer tan (and tan lines) well established. My oldest tattoos are still pretty young (6 years) and they look fine.

I figured from the start after about a decade or (hopefully) more they’d need colour touch ups to freshen them up. I spend a lot of time outside and long sleeves all summer are just not an option. Too uncomfortable and I’m already miserable all winter (I live in Canada) – I REFUSE to be miserable all summer as well.

I agree they’re not super inspired and will add that the star looks to me like it’s somehow bigger than it needs to be, if that makes sense.

But without chest hair on a man there’s nothing for us ladies to hold onto. 🙁

Wow that is beautiful.

Well I tend to think work isn’t the place to express yourself artistically and I agree with vaglocker (nice name, btw) about a company’s right to say what goes. If you make the choice to get a tattoo in a place that cannot be easily covered, you have to be prepared to live with the consequences.

That said, I think it’s lame that American Eagle thinks a tattoo is going to offend their customers. It’s a crappy mall store (no offense), not corporate headquarters of a Fortune 500 company.