[Badabing Badablonde]

Wow, massive projection there......have you tried meditation or deep breathing to rid yourself of that anger?

[Finny]

Well, sadness more than anger, I think, but there's a lot of rejoicing to do as well because a lot of dermatologists make plenty good money removing tattoos from people who weren't honest with themselves about WHY they got them in the first place. Let's face it -- tattoos are GOOD for the economy!

But I wonder ... will Obamacare or Romneycare include tattoo removal?

Tattoos tell a lot about a person. I didn't just pull these conclusions out of my ass, you know. They came from about 35 years of being around a lot of tattooed people in a lot of different venues, including several who are very, very close to me. Can't say their tattoos ever made me angry. Disgusted, sad, amused, yes, but angry ... nope. Now, if one of them tied me down and forced a tattoo on me, THEN I'd be angry.

Your anger towards me is pretty clear, on the other hand. Objects of pity are often made angry by those who pity them. And I pity folks who mark their bodies with tattoos because I KNOW too many of them very, very well. This isn't ivory-tower stuff, dear. It's conclusion drawn from long observation.