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Even if I do end up rescinding my statement and getting more, I'm probably close to done with tattoos from an esthetic point of view anyway. I've got a bunch, but they're all fairly dainty and cute. I've got one on my wrist (that most people assume is a bracelet unless they take the time to look up close), but other than that they don't show at all unless I want them to. I'm running out of places to hide them, however.
I have two roses on my outer right ankle that I got 12 years ago. Seems to be big turn-on for a lot of guys for some weird reason. Must be an ankle thing. In the years past, I have always been meaning to get another tattoo, but just could never make up mind about what I wanted next or where it should be. And some of the design ideas I thought of in the past, I am really, really glad I decided not to do it in hindsight now because it would be permanent! I think the only one I would be interested in getting now would be one that reflected my religious beliefs, because that is not something that is not passing. However, it's hard to find relgious designs that aren't gawdy looking, and deciding on a location is even harder.
I've got a couple that are pretty dorky, and I would certainly not get them now at age 27. But, I like having them as a reminder of being 18 years old and so, like, totally in love with a band that I'd get their logo permanently tattooed on my skin.
They're all tame - ankles, hip, low back and shoulder blade. They're not THAT well hidden, but since my usual wardrobe is jeans and a t-shirt, they aren't always on display.
They're all tame - ankles, hip, low back and shoulder blade. They're not THAT well hidden, but since my usual wardrobe is jeans and a t-shirt, they aren't always on display.
VF21 said:
Heheheheheheh.
Arrived late, did you?
Arrived late, did you?
Thing's a complete heap of junk, but he asks if he can take a look at possibly expanding the memory and continuing to use it. Since we had a bit of a lull at the office, and the person who is actually handling his training was busy with an appointment, I decide to let him busy himself with the impossible dream and stay out of my way.
He takes it apart, looks at the motherboard, looks at the available slots to expand the RAM and all of that before coming to the conclusion that its a lost cause. Big surprise. Seeing as we hadn't yet had the time, he offers to go ahead and wipe the hard drive so that it can be donated, or trashed, or whatever we plan to do with it.
He tried to do this first by using the system restoration discs, but soon realized that the computer had stopped reading its own CD Rom drive. So, I suggested that he just reformat the C drive and do it the easy way. He's back there clicking and clacking for about an hour before I have time to check up on him. At this point, he offers to let me "take a crack at it" and, needless to say, two seconds later, the job is done.
The little hang-dog expression on his face was almost sad.
Wait until he learns that, even though I am currently the lowly secretary at our office, I will be handling the bookkeeping as of Jan. 1 and will be higher on the totem pole than he is.
