Marcus M6;40197 wrote:
Im surprised the world is still like this. But yet again one day i was in walmart i was walking down the blu-ray isle half sleeves showing and some old lady made this face:eek: and turned around and sped walked far far away from me LOL.
That made me giggle.
I agree with Nighthawk.
However, I do think that in the years to come the US, at least, is going to have a bit of change when it comes to their perceptions of tattoos. More and more people these days are getting tattoos, in a recent study (I was watching Oprah or some similiar talk show) they were discussing how it is becoming the norm to have at least one tattoo. They made everyone in the audience who had a tattoo raise their hands, and lemme tell ya, they certainly did outnumber the remainder. We just have to wait and bide our time until they do become socially acceptable, and in large part its already underway. When all the old birds croak this newer generation is going to be much more lenient in what they view as unacceptable.
There is currently a big stink in my company about their policies on tattoos. It was removed from our handbook this year that they had to be covered up, so we who share the ink have started displaying our artwork with pride, just to have those select few, who just so happen to be a wee higher up, make us cover them up. What really gets me is they have no right to do this. Our policy has changed, they however, have not. So that’s the whole deal I’m going through at work. Very, very lame.
