As I mentioned before, I have a thing for bad boys; and tattoos by all means make you bad. There is just something sexy about a mans arms; it shows his strength. Now take that same man and put Tattoos all over his arms and he instantly becomes this Ultimate Warrior. I love it. I think tattoos really add to the image that the individual wants to portray. Lets take Allen Iverson for example,

 

During his rookie year Allen did any and everything to be the NBA rebel- missing out on practice, butting heads with his coach, inviting his unruly entourage to attend games, but for some reason we couldn't be upset with Allen we understood that all of this was an example of the struggles he had to face growing up, he was not your typical Silver Spoon kid...

Artist Like Lil Wayne & Jim Jones are sporting so many tattoos that they don't even need to wear a shirt, some people may think this is way too much but for me its sexy. The only question I do have ask is "when is old too old" for Tattoos?... Take Skate board P for instance, I LOVE THIS GUY, he's like from another planet in his own little way.  

But now that this NERD is on the fashion scene he wants to clean up his act and the first thing to go are his TATTOOS, AAAAAHHHHHH (Kevin's Home Alone screaming voice)... Pharell has revealed that he is trying a new revolutionary removal procedure, which involves applying new skin over old body art. (OK THIS IS WAY TOO MUCH) It's said to be like a skin graft, you are not taking skin from your legs and reapplying it. These people actually grown the skin for you, first you give them a sample of your skin, which they replicate, then they seamlessly sew it on. OK I STILL THINK THIS IS WAY TOO MUCH. When asked about the cost Pharell stated That's Irrelevant "It's going to be pricey, but worth it." "I got fire on my arms! I'm a grown man!"

Which takes me back to my question, "When is old too old for tattoos?"

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