Heh
Tramp stamp. Personally, I’ve always called them targets.
Update: Reminds me of something. When I was a kid, I worked at a grocery store. There was this frequent customer who had a bunch of prison tattoos. Apparently, he was a religious man. On his left bicep, he had a tattoo to display his Christianity. It said:
Jesus Chirt
Christ, you’d think he’d have learned how to spell before committing to a tattoo.
June 9th, 2006 at 1:39 pm
Dude, go to the tattoo convention the next time it’s in Knoxville. It breaks down roughly 1/3 really cool tats, 1/3 so-so, and 1/3 total crap.
But, yeah, you’d think people would be a little more discriminating before they committed to having a design tattooed on their body for a lifetime.
June 10th, 2006 at 9:17 am
Standards for tattoos varies. What passes for a good tat in prison is usually junk on the outside.
A friend of mine just got back from Iraq. While he was over there, he acquired a tattoo kit and inked everybody in site, both American and Iraqi. When he got back, he brought that damn kit to every party and was repeatedly unhappy when nobody wanted him to tat them. Poor guy couldn’t figure out why everybody in Iraq wanted his work but nobody here was willing to even consider it.
Maybe Jesus Chirt got a lot of compliments on the inside.