Sometimes you can be so clueless.kalm wrote:I'll take substance, results, and honesty over fashion and appearance any day of the week.kalm wrote:
Nice dodge.
I'm sure you will, while I could frankly give a fuck. Everyone makes bad decisions, it's how we learn. The ones who claim to be perfect and good decision makers are the one's to be skeptical of. The ones who expect perfection in others are equally bad.Baldy wrote:Sometimes you can be so clueless.kalm wrote:
I'll take substance, results, and honesty over fashion and appearance any day of the week.
Since 25% of the people who have a tattoo regret ever getting one and another 10% don't like the ones they have, I'll take someone with good judgement over someone who makes bad decisions and has a problem with impulse control.
They're on his forearms, Poindexter. At what formal occasion or business meeting would it not be easy to cover them up?Baldy wrote:Sometimes you can be so clueless.kalm wrote:
I'll take substance, results, and honesty over fashion and appearance any day of the week.
Since 25% of the people who have a tattoo regret ever getting one and another 10% don't like the ones they have, I'll take someone with good judgement over someone who makes bad decisions and has a problem with impulse control.
*couldn'tkalm wrote:I'm sure you will, while I could frankly give a fuck. Everyone makes bad decisions, it's how we learn. The ones who claim to be perfect and good decision makers are the one's to be skeptical of. The ones who expect perfection in others are equally bad.Baldy wrote:
Sometimes you can be so clueless.
Since 25% of the people who have a tattoo regret ever getting one and another 10% don't like the ones they have, I'll take someone with good judgement over someone who makes bad decisions and has a problem with impulse control.
Puritanical hang-ups over appearance are for squares and dorks. You ain't a square dork are ya Baldy?
Grizalltheway wrote:They're on his forearms, Poindexter. At what formal occasion or business meeting would it not be easy to cover them up?Baldy wrote:
Sometimes you can be so clueless.
Since 25% of the people who have a tattoo regret ever getting one and another 10% don't like the ones they have, I'll take someone with good judgement over someone who makes bad decisions and has a problem with impulse control.
Yeah, says the guy who posted a pic of someone with face and neck tats as if it were a valid comparison.Baldy wrote:Grizalltheway wrote: They're on his forearms, Poindexter. At what formal occasion or business meeting would it not be easy to cover them up?
Grizalltheway wrote:Yeah, says the guy who posted a pic of someone with face and neck tats as if it were a valid comparison.Baldy wrote:
Cut your losses. You're losing badly here.Baldy wrote:Grizalltheway wrote: Yeah, says the guy who posted a pic of someone with face and neck tats as if it were a valid comparison.
Jeezus Christ WeeTag, you're being more dense than usual.
Try reading it again. No comparison was being made.
I've said for a while now you used to be a rebel for getting a tat and now almost as much of a rebel for not getting one..BDKJMU wrote:It used to be that the only (mostly) people with tats were current/ex cons, current/ex military, and bikers. Now (post 2000) it seems like a majority of young adults (20s-30s) have them, and a lot more older adults (40s-50s) than before..
Okay Badly. Feel free to explain to us densies what the fuck the point of any of your posts ITT might be.Baldy wrote:Grizalltheway wrote: Yeah, says the guy who posted a pic of someone with face and neck tats as if it were a valid comparison.
Jeezus Christ WeeTag, you're being more dense than usual.
Try reading it again. No comparison was being made.
kalm wrote:Cut your losses. You're losing badly here.Baldy wrote:
Jeezus Christ WeeTag, you're being more dense than usual.
Try reading it again. No comparison was being made.
kalm made the ridiculous statement insinuating that there was no difference between a tattoo and a suit.Grizalltheway wrote:Okay Badly. Feel free to explain to us densies what the fuck the point of any of your posts ITT might be.Baldy wrote:
Jeezus Christ WeeTag, you're being more dense than usual.
Try reading it again. No comparison was being made.
Yes, thank you! I literally didn't realize that you can take off a suit, change a suit, replace a suit whereas a tattoo is forever!Baldy wrote:kalm made the ridiculous statement insinuating that there was no difference between a tattoo and a suit.Grizalltheway wrote: Okay Badly. Feel free to explain to us densies what the fuck the point of any of your posts ITT might be.
You can take off a suit. You can change a suit. You can buy a new suit to replace an old suit.
Unless you want to undergo extremely expensive, time consuming, and painful medical procedures, you are stuck with a tattoo...the same tattoo 4 lyfe. You are stuck with that one bad decision (for 25% of the people) forever.
To help you out a little, I was counter trolling this reply.How could you be smart enough to go to an Ivy League school without "under represented minority" preference and stupid enough to tattoo yourself like that and make yourself look like that? Paradox.
What's honestly the difference between that and a suit and tie?
I agree. Both are choices. So both are open to praise and/or criticism.
kalm wrote:Yes, thank you! I literally didn't realize that you can take off a suit, change a suit, replace a suit whereas a tattoo is forever!Baldy wrote:
kalm made the ridiculous statement insinuating that there was no difference between a tattoo and a suit.
You can take off a suit. You can change a suit. You can buy a new suit to replace an old suit.
Unless you want to undergo extremely expensive, time consuming, and painful medical procedures, you are stuck with a tattoo...the same tattoo 4 lyfe. You are stuck with that one bad decision (for 25% of the people) forever.
To help you out a little, I was counter trolling this reply.How could you be smart enough to go to an Ivy League school without "under represented minority" preference and stupid enough to tattoo yourself like that and make yourself look like that? Paradox.
And even Flaggy knew what why I was doing.
What's honestly the difference between that and a suit and tie?
I agree. Both are choices. So both are open to praise and/or criticism.
You (and maybe JSO although this might have been a subtle troll) like conformity. It makes you feel good. Senators are supposed to look the part. Dress for success. Get off my porch!
Some people get tats in memory of loved ones. Some people get them for no reason and change them like hairstyles.
Mrs. Kalm's grandpa was a sailor on a Destroyer in WWII. Picked up a couple of these for crossing the equator and travelling a certain amount of miles. He was pretty damn proud of them and liked to show them off, even in his 70's.
What a terrible decision. They should be judged...
...And he "makes bad decisions and has a problem with impulse control"...Baldy wrote:kalm wrote:
Yes, thank you! I literally didn't realize that you can take off a suit, change a suit, replace a suit whereas a tattoo is forever!
To help you out a little, I was counter trolling this reply.
And even Flaggy knew what why I was doing.
You (and maybe JSO although this might have been a subtle troll) like conformity. It makes you feel good. Senators are supposed to look the part. Dress for success. Get off my porch!
Some people get tats in memory of loved ones. Some people get them for no reason and change them like hairstyles.
Mrs. Kalm's grandpa was a sailor on a Destroyer in WWII. Picked up a couple of these for crossing the equator and travelling a certain amount of miles. He was pretty damn proud of them and liked to show them off, even in his 70's.
What a terrible decision. They should be judged...
I see you're still struggling with this. That's sad.
My best friend was Marine Recon. He's got lots of tatts. Married to a beautiful woman, a school teacher, again, lots of tatts. Wonderful people. Just adopted 3 kids. If only I were so judgmental about people with tattoos.
I'm only judgmental of him because he thinks Natty Light is good beer.
This is your last chance, or you're gonna lose this thread too. Please show me where I judged anyone.
)kalm wrote:...And he "makes bad decisions and has a problem with impulse control"...Baldy wrote:
I see you're still struggling with this. That's sad.
My best friend was Marine Recon. He's got lots of tatts. Married to a beautiful woman, a school teacher, again, lots of tatts. Wonderful people. Just adopted 3 kids. If only I were so judgmental about people with tattoos.
I'm only judgmental of him because he thinks Natty Light is good beer.
This is your last chance, or you're gonna lose this thread too. Please show me where I judged anyone.
And don't forget, I was originally replying to JSO.
(Doing my best 89hen imitation here.
Baldy wrote: I'll take someone with good judgement over someone who makes bad decisions and has a problem with impulse control.
