[LouAvul]

And, most all "kids" will do whatever necessary to "fit in." When I was a kid, to fit in with the "cool kids", I hadda have long hair, bell bottom jeans, and walk around barefoot.

When I grew some functioning IQ points, I cut my hair and bought some shoes. And I traded the bell bottoms for khakis.

I am so, so thankful that body disfigurement was not a part of our "code" back then.

[BEJ]

Your right. Peer pressure and all that kind of thing. But a tattoo is not like a haircut that will grow in. There is probably a big business opportunity in tattoo removal in the future.