Got a trampy little kid that isn't quite ready to get inked? No problem. Toys "R" Us has lower-back tattoo stickers for little miss thing.
We like how they're right next to the Hannah Montana and Minnie Mouse stickers.
Posted on 04/02/2008 7:45:56 AM PDT by bamahead
Got a trampy little kid that isn't quite ready to get inked? No problem. Toys "R" Us has lower-back tattoo stickers for little miss thing.
We like how they're right next to the Hannah Montana and Minnie Mouse stickers.
Back atcha! Maybe sometime this summer I can come see you dance ... Der Prinz owes me a vacation!
And if you’re relieved because the three people following you at night turn out to be harmless honkies....
you’re Jessie Jackson.
Have you read the stories in the news about the Muslims....
Where women who don’t wear headscarves or walk with a man other than her husband deserve to be raped....
The Muslims are saying that these women get raped and killed and deserve it because they are bringing it on themselves by not following the holy “code” of dress and behavior.
hrft....striking similarities....
Harmless honkies would be a great name for a band.
obviously heard.
try visiting more strip clubs for a more accurate observation.
VRWC has a good point here...we've wandered away from the most important implication. We've been talking about judgment and prejudice. Well, my wife sometimes wears lingerie. There's not a thing wrong with that, but anyone who tries to sell lingerie to a little kid deserves a punch in the teeth at minimum.
Knock it off.
You can stay with me (Seriously, wait-— are you bringing all the kids???)
OK, you can still stay with me-—
I can sleep erm,
a.....
6 and a 7th small one without pulling out the inflatable bed.
Yes...we have drifted off the subject of the thread. It is irresposible for a parent to give these to a little girl just as it would be for the parent to let the girl wear a thong or drink beer. Thats adult stuff.
I can understand a kid getting a Mickey Mouse temporary on their wrist at Disneyland. They are technically the same but we all have enough sense to know they are different.
No more than one child. I’m sure middle daughter would like to see a real big M.E. dance show.
I kind of agree, though honestly, the only time I’ve heard ‘slut, tramp stamp, back tat is SEXY!’ is here. Seriously. Everyone I know personally is kind of like “What!?!” when I’ve asked them about it being seen as slutty, followed by a quick “I’ll kick their butts!”
Also, I know little girls love stickers, those funny little fake pictures you can rub on and having things painted on their faces. The issue clearly is location and exposure more than the actual tattoo itself, which I agree, is pandering to the lowest denominator.
But-— I also know that many who freak about a fake lower back tat on a little girl (which she could do on her own, I’ve seen niece with Cinderall stickers all over her)....
I know that these are the same parents who let there little gilrs take dance from Miss Suzies School of Dance where they learn the ‘newest’ spraddle legged hip hop inspired....locks, drops and pops. As well as these being the same parents who go to a sporting event to see JR. High teens doing some of the same ‘Look at my crotch’ cheers and moves AND these may be some of the same parents who think nothing of having a baby Jon Benet enter into the local “Little Miss I Look Like a Big Girl” pageant.
IOW, one thing is so minor (in my eyes) as compared to what sexy stuff is acceptable, even in the backwoods of the Southern US. And yes, I see it a lot, because folks freak at having us perform, then we go on after Miss Suzies Teens and look like Nuns. :)
Yes, but do you see where your logic falters? First, earlier in the thread you were describing the people you know with tattoos and telling us how well educated they are and what good character they have. You're not talking to the kind of woman who would get a tat in that spot so some guy can take it as an invite. It's like me saying "I just came back from the Marine Corps base and all those guys have tattoos, so no one with a tat is unpatriotic."
Second, what woman would tell anyone she got a lower back tattoo so it would be used as "approach lights?"
I know you've seen what people do to children when they have a totally broken moral compass. Well, imagine a person with a compass just as broken, but their deal is sex and self-destruction instead of destroying someone else. There's really very little that person wouldn't do to themselves and then try to justify it with some noble-sounding excuse. We humans have a vast ability for self delusion. (Of course, I'm probably deluding myself by thinking I'm telling you anything new here. ;-] )
The good news is, Christ stands ready to help them all.
Being 40 and single again after years, I have been out meeting ladies and such and never noticed how many ladies had them until now. And not just young ones, ladies my age and older. I guess a small one wouldn’t be bad but some just seem too big and they seem to lead to more tats. Personally they really turn me off and have actually led me to stop dating a lady who was 40 and had a “tramp stamp” and tribal on her arm and thigh. Guess I am old fashioned or out of the loop but like I said they really turn me off. Luckily for me I have found that a vast majority of my friends feel the same way.
And boy, you seem to know alot about strippers :-)
Boy, that's the truth. One reason my daughter isn't taking dance classes any more was the totally inappropriate, provocative music and choreography they were using, even with preteen girls. I've seen a few Middle Eastern dance performances that were vulgar ("No, dear, Gypsies don't lift their skirts and show their panties. They'd be ostracized from the community, along with everyone who saw the display."). However, that's the exception, for performers who have any kind of talent and training, at least in my experience.
Who's being judgmental now, whiner?
Drawing equivalency between someone who thinks a certain manner of dress is trashy and someone who thinks a certain manner of dress deserves a horrible death is the act of a very small mind.
Have you ever had anyone actually try to kill you? I'm betting you haven't, because I can't imagine anyone who has survived such an attempt getting it confused with mere criticism, no matter how unfounded that criticism might be.
correct... i do believe it's a creative outlet for some... and the other thing i'm seeing is we tend to gravitate toward others like ourselves... i find myself surrounded by creative types who express themselves through words--mainly writers and orators... and except for one, i'm not sure if any of the others have tattoos... they may... the one i do know of is going through the process of having it removed... what's left of it is on the bottom of her leg, above her ankle...
We are in total agreement.
I’ve actually had them as students.....one stripped and her way through nursing school to become an OB RN.... a more compassionate nurse I’ve never seen. However, she had to be untaught a lot of stuff in dance and movement. In the end, she moved away to another state and now has her own troupe. I count her as a good friend. (and ironically, she got her tats after taking from me, not while stripping...though I wasn’t tatted at the time).
Another one I had was clearly very twerked in the head and nothing I could do would fix her.....(yes, she took 3 classes and was gone).
Oy, the stories I could tell.
LOL....you sound like me.
At home...amungst my redneck 4wheeler riding, pickup truck driving, cow hearding, motorcycle riding, beer drinking friends...I am “MR. NewYork business man” because I work on a computer all day and wear dockers and button-down shirts to my office.
Here at the office....amungst my metrosexual, latte drinking, powerbar eating, volvo driving coworkers...I am Mr. Backwoods Country Redneck because I chew tobacco and drink beer and have real man hands and do mechanic work on the side.
If I took Mrs. Envisio to a monestary, she would look like a prostitute. If I took Mrs Envisio to a strip club, she would look like Penelope Prude sunday school teacher.
i am not Aunt Bea... ask my husband... :-)
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