Will see the humor in this ... 
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Jus' sayin'
Jus' sayin'
My nearly 55 year old sweetie has quite the sleeve.
She said it actually helps when she gets angry teenagers for patients - when they meet her before surgery they immediately recognize her as the "cool" one.
She said it actually helps when she gets angry teenagers for patients - when they meet her before surgery they immediately recognize her as the "cool" one.
I get this a lot also. The little ones that come in the store are fascinated by my "coloring". I can stop a temper tantrum in a heartbeat. Teenagers tend to react to me calling them out for shoplifting (or acting the ass in the store) much differently than they react to anyone else. I will regularly get "I'm sorry" when other employees get either ignored completely ... Or bowed up at and threatened.
I've only had one person (a Karen in her late 30s, early 40s) ... Oh and Mr. Tesla man
... So TWO people ... Treat me like **** since I've been there. And neither one of them want to play reindeer games any longer. Imagine that ... 
I’m a virgin I guess, with everyone in the world getting piercings and tattoos I decided I’d be different
Yep, I get it. It's too much of a "fashion trend" these days. I have loads of tats but they are all old, looks like I've been in the pen a long time lol. Back then it was bikers and sailors who got'em, not everyone. I don't really care what anyone does, but seeing the metal protruding from faces just looks idiotic to me. Like everything else fashion, it'll pass.
I've never been passionate enough about anything to have it permanently affixed to my body, but God love ya, Pattycakes, and so do I.
Thats what my brother always said, I just keep everything inside what a long sleeved collared shirt will cover so I can look professional when needed and call it good. I dont take them that seriously because they all meant something at the time I got them.I've never been passionate enough about anything to have it permanently affixed to my body, but God love ya, Pattycakes, and so do I.
Same here, first wife wanted me to get piercings and i told her if she stayed long enough and i die she can have me pierced anywhere she wants to but til then i make the decisions with my body.I’m a virgin I guess, with everyone in the world getting piercings and tattoos I decided I’d be different
I've NEVER understood people who think they have the right to "ask" someone else to do something (or not do something) to/with their body. Wtf is wrong with people??
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