To me that sounds sad, but if it's not something you want maybe it's OK for you. It's not too late to give it a try you know.
I've had lots of them, all washed off the next day though.
Tattoos. My father had his name tattooed on his wrist but you only knew it if he told you because you could no longer read what it said after the years. I usually referred to tattoos as "aubergines" because after some years every tattoo looks like a blue-black blob. What's the point in getting them? I say it's self-punishment for something you may or may not deserve.
Me, neither.
Me, either.
Many years ago in our very conservative town, there was ( still is)... a young guy in his teens or 20's my age.. (now obviously older ).. and he was/is covered in Tattoos..face neck, hands arms, and of course in this town he stood out a mile. Locals used to say Mick must eat a lot of Bubble gum,because he was covered in 'transfers'. ( Bubble gum in those days came with those fake transfer tattoos) and folks would remark '' here comes the incredible transferred man''... making light of the fact that his Tattoos looked so cheap and tacky that he may as well have used the transfers from cheap gum
I'd completely forgotten about those bubble gum transfers.
Come to Sweden where every female between the ages of 18 and 60 has at least one tattoo.Heck, used to be one had to go to the freak show at coney Island and pay a dime to see a tattooed lady. Now... any walmart will do.
Siblings are overated.
you can say that again...I have 6 of them..
so for all the singletons wishing they had siblings, it's not always all good...
LOL. Maybe I got your share during the hormone treatment phase of my prostrate treatment program. I had hot flashes for over three years. The first ones were a bit amusing, but they got old in a hurry. They came to and end several months ago, and I do not miss them at all.
Me neither.
I've never been inside or even directly outside Buckingham Palace despite living just 20 miles from it ..no interest tbhOf all things, I lived my formative years growing up in New York City and have, to this day, never been to the Empire state building.
They could have left that part out for me, but they did it anyway and gave me photos to take home.
Me either.
Can people take tours? I would not, it reminds me too much of the Newport mansions and historic homes my mother dragged me too.There is nothing more boring to me.
