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Having thousands of holes poked into your skin and having ink injected into them. Yeah, I've never understood the appeal of tattoos.


Warning: One of the pictures shows an old man with red fingernails, a tattooed bikini top and the word "SLUT" on his belly. You will not be able to unsee it.
 
Having thousands of holes poked into your skin and having ink injected into them. Yeah, I've never understood the appeal of tattoos.


Warning: One of the pictures shows an old man with red fingernails, a tattooed bikini top and the word "SLUT" on his belly. You will not be able to unsee it.
Yeeeeah! I think I'm gonna pass on that one!
 
51 and no tattoos.

At one time I thought about getting a USMC Bulldog, or Hello Kitty, but those thoughts left almost as fast as they came.
 
Closest I've come to getting a tattoo was when I was considering getting one of Johnny Cash giving the 'ahem' We're No. 1 sign at San Quentin during one of his concerts there.

Basically this image:

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But decided against it.
 
To continue our coin talk from a couple weeks ago:

I read the article and still don't know how this works.

If I owe $200K on my house, $20K on my car and $50K to credit cards, but can't make the payments, do I just go to my printer and print a one-million dollar bill, throw it in my closet, and say "there, now I can borrow more money from other people"....?
 
I read the article and still don't know how this works.

If I owe $200K on my house, $20K on my car and $50K to credit cards, but can't make the payments, do I just go to my printer and print a one-million dollar bill, throw it in my closet, and say "there, now I can borrow more money from other people"....?
A much better way is to go to McDonald's and order a coffee and give them the million dollar bill and take the change.
 
I read the article and still don't know how this works.

If I owe $200K on my house, $20K on my car and $50K to credit cards, but can't make the payments, do I just go to my printer and print a one-million dollar bill, throw it in my closet, and say "there, now I can borrow more money from other people"....?
I think what they're saying is that it's quicker for them to make this coin - which is not actually backed by anything, but none of our gov't spending is - than it is to negotiate an agreement in Congress.

A much better way is to go to McDonald's and order a coffee and give them the million dollar bill and take the change.
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