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oboogie

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  1. On 12/19/2016 at 1:38 PM, Makar said:

    Snake has now become a raven. 7hrs today - the collarbone stuff was a stinger for sure. Talking of which, done by Guerra Stinger of Extreme Tattoo, Inverness. Another couple of hours to come adding some colourful flowers and more leaves. I like it! Now need shower and bed...

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    NICE! Looking great, @Makar.

  2. 22 hours ago, Gingerninja said:

    Feathers McGraw, baby! I LOVE Wallace and Gromit. I hadn't thought about them in years!! @oboogie Where did that idea come from?!?

    Yay! I knew you'd know. We were watching an Aardman Animation documentary the other night, and it just occurred to me it would be hilarious. I called my artist, and he was also familiar with W+G, too, and he thought it was funny. He didn't charge me much at all and said, "Happy birthday!" (It was my birthday last weekend.)

  3. 1 hour ago, Devious6 said:

    I think you are over-generalizing the perceptions of people in academia. I am a college president - got my first two tattoos within this past year. I have a great number of staff and faculty who sport tattoos, some visible and some covered. I've not seen any negative reaction to either males of females who have tattoos around my college. Granted, there can be an elitist snobbery at work in some institutions, especially among older members of the community who were raised when tattoos were not as prevalent or accepted, but that seems to be dwindling rapidly as the more junior members of the faculty, staff and administration are promoted into the ranks. For me, I use my decision to get tattooed as a way to encourage acceptance and tolerance of diversity in all forms. Surprising that the more liberal community that demands inclusiveness tends to be at the heart of discrimination and intolerance of people with ink, no?

    THIS. I have numerous degrees, and I don't know a single person in academia who has a negative perception about tattoos. Times have changed. You are really over-thinking this and generalizing wildly. Are you prone to panic attacks about things in general? Because, honestly, I'm kind of concerned for you.

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