Of what, Vulch?
According to the news today, one in five adults in the UK has a tattoo. At one time, I considered having the Battle of the Little Bighorn etched on my left buttock but decided against it in the end. My skin is ink-free.
So who's got a tattoo out there and can we see it?
Of what, Vulch?
Top of right arm: a sun, outline in black with the central orb yellowy-orange and the rays filled in with red, yellow and orange. (Unfortunately, apart from the odd speckle of red, the other colours seem to have disappeared. I might see if I can get the colours filled in again.)
Top of left arm: a lion, vaguely heraldic in style, the colours matching the originals of the sun and still seem to be holding.
I had the sun done in celebration of my first transatlantic flight in 2001, when went to see my daughter in Toronto, and the lion was a birthday present from son Number 1, in 2002.
Diane, I love these stories where people think they're having some kind of philosophical Chinese proverb tattooed on their back and it turns out to be Cantonese for "pencil-sharpener".
I don't have anything against tattoos as such---some of them are quite tasteful (the ones described by Vulture, for example). I just never fancied the process of having inky needles stuck in my skin. I used to faint when applying the stick-on ones.
I sent my niece a query, asking about prices and availability under an assumed name. For some reason she knew it was me straight away, and replied to Uncle Malc. How embarrassing.
...went arse over tit
31 years ago. Dear Lord.Nah, unfortunately not (though I did go to Praia de Luz earlier in the year). I've been doing rather a lot of boring DIY in the new house..
Anyway, good to hear from you again, Rob, and thanks for that trip down Memory Lane. You've not been away in Sao Rafael, have you? I'm off there in a month or so.
Sandy, do you see this ---> .
It's called a full stop. Perhaps you have not seen one before, but they are useful for ending sentences with.
If you look carefully you'll see lots of them in non-standard formation. Put them where you think best.
Here's some spares in case you run out.
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If you look carefully you'll see lots of them in non-standard formation. Put them where you think best.
Here's some spares in case you run out.
....................................................................................
No idea why Mince thinks full stops should be red.That's because he tore it, bloody and raw, out of ------- No, mustn't go there. Bad Billy.
Wow those ellipses are fast ! They sure beat the midges, how do you train them ?
Wonder if Hagar the Horrible has a fans forum ??
I'm sure he's Viking.
I'm sure he's Viking.
You've answered your own query - if 'brill' had been a nationality, it would have started with a capital letter, just like 'Viking'!
:-*
I'm sure he's Viking.
You've answered your own query - if 'brill' had been a nationality, it would have started with a capital letter, just like 'Viking'!
:-*
so using your logic, "You've" is a nationality ?? ???
If your happy enough with how you came to get your smiley from Mr Roger Kettle, (underlined this time too), then whoppee doo for you.
Will try whorder in future.