younger crowed is taken over get over it....
i know that when im old enough ill be getting one...ive loved mustangs since i was 10..nothing and i mean nothing could change that...NONTHING...
i was thinking a running horse with a American flag waving in it with 5.0 in the middle faint to where you only see it up close...
the running horse...my FAVORITE car ever....
American flag..........im American my favorite American car.
5.0..........................my all time favorite engine...easy to make power with, cheap, reliable power
all 3 = mustang...my first car...5.0...my mustang has it...running hose...its a mustang
thats why i wanna get one...my mom thinks its stupid but my dad is kinda just like if its something you want...think long and hard on it becasue it will be there till ya die.....
although one of my buddies got a tato that is a outline of ohio with a bike sprocket in it...i just lol'ed when he showed me...
oh and if you think its white trash whatever...dont bother me...it would be going on my upper arm to where a t-shirt would cover it up....
i thought about getting a horse between my shoulder blades. i decided to get a canadian maple leaf on my chest or shoulder and under it its going to say "Made in Canada" just waiting for winter to get it. this is something that i wanted for along time i just am finally going to get it
You wont be happy either if others view you as white trash or can't get a professional job because of a tattoo.
On the flip side, if you plan on having a future doing minimum wage manual labor jobs then by all means go ahead and get the tattoo.
BTW intentionally scaring yourself for the sole purpose of "expression" is retarded IMO.
LOL you just reinforced my point. You may be making $40.00 an hour but you are also doing a dirty job which any bum off the streets can do. It's not always about money. Personally, I would rather be working in an office and use my brains (which I do) than risk my health to make more money. I'd like to see you apply for any Fortune 500 company with the tattoos you have. I highly doubt they would hire someone like you. Bottom line (as stated in my previous post) is that if you want a Professional Job you must look professional and tattoos are by no means considered professional. Just my .02
oh and redfoxgt...you gotta have a low hangin' sac to do the kinda job i do, something which you obviously lack
i think u have no idea what your talking about, im going to be making 30 dollars + an hour not minimum wage.
I have all kinds of tattoo', both sleeves and all. Im 25 years old and im a union iron worker making 40.00 dollars an hour as a field foreman
*COUGH-COUGH* Overpaid. Gotta love them union jobs.
Did I type that out loud??
You guys are doing this kid a huge dis-service......
LOL you just reinforced my point. You may be making $40.00 an hour but you are also doing a dirty job which any bum off the streets can do. It's not always about money. Personally, I would rather be working in an office and use my brains (which I do) than risk my health to make more money. I'd like to see you apply for any Fortune 500 company with the tattoos you have. I highly doubt they would hire someone like you. Bottom line (as stated in my previous post) is that if you want a Professional Job you must look professional and tattoos are by no means considered professional. Just my .02
Just because you can't understand it doesn't mean it's non-existent. People judge others and nothing is going to change that. Also, while you may not in reality be "any less of a worker or any worse of a man" for having a tattoo, the stigma still remains. So my real question is why would someone want to do something to themselves that will have negative repercussions in their future.
To each his own. Personally, I find having live a good life with a high income more important satisfying my petty desires. I dunno maybe I was raised to be more practical than yourself. BTW not having a tattoo doesn't mean you are "one of the sheep"
... but you are also doing a dirty job which any bum off the streets can do....
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