I have none.
A tattoo is an identifying mark...and identifying marks are a serious no-no.

Originally Posted by Kruska

okay, but please make sure that the leaves change their color if the season changes.

Lol...maybe so lol...you know there's this ink that glows in the dark...you can't see it by day.... pretty awsome I should say

Originally Posted by Naddoður

I have none.
A tattoo is an identifying mark...and identifying marks are a serious no-no.

Unless you're a criminal lol....

Originally Posted by sky2979

Lol...maybe so lol...you know there's this ink that glows in the dark...you can't see it by day.... pretty awsome I should say

Hello sky,

hey!! - fluorescent ink - now that sounds awesome - ever seen a tatoo using that ?

Regards
Kruska

I went through US Army Special Forces Training Group in 1967.
Most of us were young troops just out of jump school.

The old timers and instructors had been WW2 and Korea hardcore types.
Many had corresponding tattoos.
Ranger-dagger-parachute related varieties. Hard earned tough guy stuff.
Looked good.

The cold war was raging and one of the 1st classroom sessions regarded tats.

They said some of us would end up operating in eastern Europe or some other clandestine situation where we were trying to blend in.
If captured or detained, a US Military tattoo would blow one's cover pretty quick.

Very few of us got anything to show off in our old age.

I can't understand having a tat I could not see myself.

Originally Posted by Kruska

Hello sky,

hey!! - fluorescent ink - now that sounds awesome - ever seen a tatoo using that ?

Regards
Kruska

Yes I have one of the girls that works with me at Hooters has one on her arm...can't see it by day, but it looks amazingly beautiful @ nite lol...

Really a good artist works on the full body. Actually I am not mad about tattoos. I have only one tattoo on my left shoulder. I have lot of interest in basketball game. But my friend is mad fro tattoos. He has colored his full body with tribal tattoos design.

Originally Posted by >*CrAzY*<

I have a tattoo. It's on my right shoulder blade. A friend drew it.

I consider a tattoo to be like a wedding dress. You know when you find *the one* and you know you can look at it forever. Mine features a set of footprints and the words "I carried you". This is a quote from the poem, Footprints. Click the link if you don't know what I am talking about.

My tat (For some reason, I feel like that isn't going to work. http://www.diigo.com/item/image/2hj3f/v6wa )

Originally Posted by Jeanne95

Personally I see them as a sign of personal insecurity.

My uncle Roy had one on his right forearm with the simple legend "Dunkirk."

After the hell he went through I wouldn't call that personal insecurity.

I have three names and dates on my right forearm of the mates who lost their lives under my command in combat.

Originally Posted by 42RM

I have three names and dates on my right forearm of the mates who lost their lives under my command in combat.

We will remember them.