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To: GailA

I’m not seeing any profession without tattoos these days. Dancers, hair dressers, sales clerks, bank tellers. I don’t think they are discriminated against. However, those people covered with gang tattoos might have trouble. They can’t speak English very well even if it’s their only language, which doesn’t help.


159 posted on 10/08/2017 9:24:26 AM PDT by Yaelle
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To: Yaelle

What about engineers, doctors, lawyers, and accountants?

They are still pretty darn rare in those professions.


167 posted on 10/08/2017 9:34:10 AM PDT by independentmind (Sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt me.)
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To: Yaelle

same here, since this is a Navy base area and has lots of Retired Navy, you see a lot of Patriotic Tats when they are not in uniform, or they get more when they retire.

My Tat is about 4 inches long, graceful delicate Cross, most of the time T shirts hide it, until tank tops come out in the summer. You have to watch where you put them, as aging makes them look bad other wise. LOL

It’s been around thousands of years, just goes through fads, same as piercings. Once upon a time wealthy/Royal men wore fancy duds, make up, wigs, earrings, where women didn’t. We’d think they were Weirdos today.


261 posted on 10/09/2017 4:38:23 AM PDT by GailA (Ret. SCPO wife: suck it up buttercups it's President Donald Trump!)
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