The seem to be everywhere. The workers remove their shirts in summer and the tatoo exhibition has arrived. Mr. Swoss is in a golden oldie home, and he does not have a tattoo, but he was telling me today that all the nurses have one somewhere, not to mention the male staff. I do not have one, although I was telling Mr. Swiss today that if I was 50 years younger, I would probably have a tattoo. Although I must say today with 76 years of age I would probably regret having one. And here is one of our road workers showing his tattoo.
Strangely he is the only one with the trousers rolled up – of course, he has a tattoo.
RDP Wednesday: Tattoo
Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
I don’t see the point in them — I think it’s a personal preference thing. but they really hurt.
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I find them interesting
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they are and Some are beautiful.
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I find it odd when a bride is walking down the aisle in a very expensive dress, the whole spoiled, in my opinion, by an armful of tats! But that’s just me.
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The problem being that you have the ratio on an hour or two but to have It removed is almost impossible.
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