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phyvo
United States5635 Posts
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
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phyvo
United States5635 Posts
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Eppa!
Sweden4641 Posts
Because there isn't enough swedish music in this thread. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
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iCanada
Canada10660 Posts
Music mondays. There was a time when I thought Lights was the hottest lady on the planet. Checked all the boxes. Still love the crap out of anything she sings, writes, or preforms. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://thelala.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/lights.jpg) | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On November 22 2016 15:54 WaveofShadow wrote: Obvious wavebaiting here maybe, but tattoos really aren't my thing. Wave. Wave pls. | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
On November 22 2016 15:54 WaveofShadow wrote: Obvious wavebaiting here maybe, but tattoos really aren't my thing. PEOPLE WHO GET TATTOOS SHOULD HATE THEMSELVES wait we've done this before. | ||
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AlterKot
Poland7525 Posts
I was talking to this girl today with tattoos, one on her neck, and this is what I started thinking. It's like they take this childish desire to draw on themselves and bring it to the next level making it permanent. It's like you have to have no forethought for your future or no ambition for your life if you get a tattoo on your neck. Besides that, it's gross. What did he mean by this? + Show Spoiler + I wish girls with tattoos talked to me | ||
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phyvo
United States5635 Posts
On November 22 2016 15:54 WaveofShadow wrote: Obvious wavebaiting here maybe, but tattoos really aren't my thing. In college I knew a guy from Africa who had marks on his arms (6 small dot scars on each forearm) from a tradition his tribe performed on him as a kid. He said he didn't like them because it was like they were trying to own him. ...completely different from tattoos but I thought you'd find it interesting. | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
So how about a blast from the past that I used to make all the ladies laugh last party I was at Thanks to Teutonica, the pussy magnet himself | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
On November 22 2016 15:54 WaveofShadow wrote: Obvious wavebaiting here maybe, but tattoos really aren't my thing. My problem with tattoos is such there are a lot of stereotypes regarding people who have tattoos. I don't think these are necessarily true (of course) but the person who got a tattoo surely knew of those stereotypes and got it anyway and that much IS true about that person On November 22 2016 22:55 phyvo wrote: In college I knew a guy from Africa who had marks on his arms (6 small dot scars on each forearm) from a tradition his tribe performed on him as a kid. He said he didn't like them because it was like they were trying to own him. ...completely different from tattoos but I thought you'd find it interesting. That's interesting, never really thought about anything like that. How quickly do you think could I turn this into a circumcision discussion? | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
The dumps of sexy women with tattoos all over them aren't really my thing either but I still think they are sexy. My gf has one tattoo on her foot which i like. Its like a triflower that stands for sisterhood and her sister has a matching one on her foot too. I think that's cool, subtle, tasteful and actually adds to the appeal when she is wearing flats or w.e. To each their own of course. On November 23 2016 00:50 Scip wrote: How quickly do you think could I turn this into a circumcision discussion? oh what a play! the reverse wave bait, the baiting of wave. Or at least I think he would have more opinion on it being Jewish. I honestly don't know how i feel about it anymore. I am glad I'm cut but it is normalized genital mutilation and who am I to make that decision for my kid? of course he cant really comfortably make the decision later and I'm already making all types of decisions for him like vaccines, which, while only stupid people find it controversial is still a thing. Do you think Trump is really gonna try and change the way vaccines are given or was that more pandering from him? | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
On November 23 2016 01:02 ComaDose wrote: I never got a tattoo cause there was never anything I cared passionate about enough to have permanently on my skin. The dumps of sexy women with tattoos all over them aren't really my thing either but I still think they are sexy. My gf has one tattoo on her foot which i like. Its like a triflower that stands for sisterhood and her sister has a matching one on her foot too. I think that's cool, subtle, tasteful and actually adds to the appeal when she is wearing flats or w.e. To each their own of course. See, but then someone gets a giant flaming skull across their entire back with the words PAIN, RAGE, and DEATH to denote their brotherhood and everyone is all of a sudden a bit judgy | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
On November 23 2016 00:50 Scip wrote: That's interesting, never really thought about anything like that. How quickly do you think could I turn this into a circumcision discussion? Another EU vs NA? Had my full with IEM, need to wait a bit for the thirst to come back. | ||
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phyvo
United States5635 Posts
On November 23 2016 01:09 Scip wrote: See, but then someone gets a giant flaming skull across their entire back with the words PAIN, RAGE, and DEATH to denote their brotherhood and everyone is all of a sudden a bit judgy To be fair, I think the only people who associate PAIN, RAGE, DEATH, and flaming skulls with brotherhood are people with those kinds of tattoos. But idc, tattoo attitudes are so weird. For me it's partially a matter of just not caring about them, but I also can't think of anything that I'd want on my body until I die. It would also look bad when I'm 70 or whatever and my skin sags and the dye diffuses. Tastes change too so even if I'm psyched about a flaming skull today I might not be 5 years from now, let alone 20. But I remember one coworker I had who, when I brought that up, was just like "oh yeah when my old tattoo looks bad I'd just get a new one, I love tattoos" (side note she didn't have any tattoos at the time). If I did have to get some tattoos, I'm not sure what I'd do. If I was a women I could imagine maybe getting tattoos of bunnies and cute animals just because that is something I've never seen and I imagine that, as a women, I wouldn't mind. But as a guy I just don't know where I'd even begin with tattoos, with the stick figure body I have I think cute woodland critters would just come across as pathetic, whereas if I was buff I could at least confuse the crap out of people. | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
When in doubt, I read some flavour text from one of my favourite games of all time, Fall From Heaven + Show Spoiler + There is a word in the Angelic tongue for "love". Three, in fact. There are words for "mercy", for "compassion", for "tender kindness". The closest word to be used on this particular medium is carved upon his left forearm: "prudence." Like the word he just finished upon his chest, "justice", this is prayer in his native tongue written in blood and pain upon his now mortal flesh. "Holiness", across his cheeks. "Wrath", along his right forearm. "Judgment", his brow. "Courage", down his torso. Each a prayer to gods he turned his back on. Attributes of divine judgment he seeks to cultivate within his soul. What am I sure to like in 20, 40, 60 years? Virtues, a silent admiration for the stoic. | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
On November 23 2016 01:54 Scip wrote: I'm not going to get a tattoo, but if I were, I know what it would be When in doubt, I read some flavour text from one of my favourite games of all time, Fall From Heaven + Show Spoiler + There is a word in the Angelic tongue for "love". Three, in fact. There are words for "mercy", for "compassion", for "tender kindness". The closest word to be used on this particular medium is carved upon his left forearm: "prudence." Like the word he just finished upon his chest, "justice", this is prayer in his native tongue written in blood and pain upon his now mortal flesh. "Holiness", across his cheeks. "Wrath", along his right forearm. "Judgment", his brow. "Courage", down his torso. Each a prayer to gods he turned his back on. Attributes of divine judgment he seeks to cultivate within his soul. What am I sure to like in 20, 40, 60 years? Virtues, a silent admiration for the stoic. | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
FUCK NOT AGAIN | ||
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