I'll need some hush money....Shhhh. Don't tell my wife about my girlfriend.Well, it's good for your gurlfren to tat her initials in the small of her back, just in case you forget her name. So, I'm ok w that.Ha ha! Good point. That's why I get all my tattoos from the Dollar Store:
How about some tattoo cards instead?I'll need some hush money....Shhhh. Don't tell my wife about my girlfriend.Well, it's good for your gurlfren to tat her initials in the small of her back, just in case you forget her name. So, I'm ok w that.Ha ha! Good point. That's why I get all my tattoos from the Dollar Store:
Ok, one that says, "I hate tatoos".How about some tattoo cards instead?I'll need some hush money....Shhhh. Don't tell my wife about my girlfriend.Well, it's good for your gurlfren to tat her initials in the small of her back, just in case you forget her name. So, I'm ok w that.Ha ha! Good point. That's why I get all my tattoos from the Dollar Store:
But he would never be so stupid as to do that, and that's why he will have a longer and more successful career than RG.
So if a guy is into tattoos and get's a tattoo for his new team, he's being stupid? I'm not a tattoo guy at all, but this criticism of RG is getting pretty crazy.
I think it's a bit shortsighted and presumptuous to go out and get a massive Cowboy tat on your arm the day after your're drafted, yeah. Why not prove yourself a bit, get accepted in the lockerroom, play a game or 2, you know, like that. Show a little class. Then, if you must, get the tat, but still, maybe something a bit more undertstated. Only in sports and pop/rock/gangsta culture can anybody get away with these ridiculous tats. What if he ever has to become part of the real world?
For me, it depends. If they plan on getting every single team they play for in the league tattooed somewhere as kind of a story of their career, I could see that actually being kind of a cool way to do it. If they expect their career to all be with one NFL team and get a tattoo for that reason, then yeah, that's a bit short-sighted.
I've seen this line of thinking from a lot of people, and I've yet to see any evidence that they're right. My former boss, who was about 4th in the chain of command for the entire corporation, had tattoos all over. He has since moved on from here to a much higher paying job. Unless you have prison tattoos all over your face/neck, as long as you're actually capable of doing the job you're applying for, there's a lot less chance that you'll get negative marks for having tattoos than there used to be.
Oh, does the corporate world have a preference for tattoo embossed employees these days? I must have missed that memo.
