[VanDeKoik]

I personally find them stupid.

Not that I’m going to think you are a “bad” person just because you have one AT LEAST in a place so they can be covered up when necessary, I just find it really perturbing that they have become so mainstream that the darn things are worn visibly in workplaces and professional settings now. That people with them on their necks and faces are not in a mental ward.

[Alberta's Child]

As a matter of principle I will not hire any employee who has a visible tattoo or an outlandish piercing anywhere (i.e., anything other than ear piercings for women).

I also dislike long hair on men and discourage beards, but I'm willing to tolerate a well-kept goatee.

Call me "old school," but those are my standards.

[tflabo]

For me the tatts take my eye attention right to them when encounters occur. My mind registers it instantly as low class garishness. I have to fight against that initial tendency to judge but it’s what it is.

[bgill]

They might not identify a person as bad but most definitely as stupid.

They need a whole room for their new clothes and shoes but they live with their tats forever.

I know a man who got a tiny Mickey Mouse down there. Really? So, that’s the size, huh? Real manly, dude. Not.

I knew a woman who would take her daughters in for tats and piercings and they all got the same ones. Ick.