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Skriven 2010-07-28 18:51:26 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av GLEN JAMIESON
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->  RH> Heck, I've ever thought of getting one. I'm waiting for my 50th
->  RH> birthday.  I figure by the time it gets old and nasty and blurry
I'll
->  RH> be old and nasty and blurry too.
-> 
-> Just about every young female here has, at the very least, a butterfly
-> tattooed just above the rear cleavage, so that it is flashed whenever
-> she bends over far enough.  My eldest grand-daughter tried a few
-> "stick-on" fake tattoos until her mother got over the idea and stopped
-> screaming, and then came up with a real one - a lovely little gecko on
-> her left shoulder.
-> 
Sounds cute.  I was thinking more of a word in First Century Greek. 
Tetelesti is the closest I can get in characters the echo can handle. It's
the equivalent of a PAID stamp.  It'll be something for the med students
who get me as a cadaver to puzzle out. (G)

->  -> There is a reason that tattoo shops used to set up business near to
->  RH> saloons.
->  -> Booze was/is a major factor in the decision to disfigure one's body.
-> 
-> Also drugs, peer pressure and the desire to impress.

Not to mention the "I'm going to die anyway, might as well" attitude some
guys had prior to being shipped out to one war or another.  On the other
hand, if I remember properly George V of England had some seriously nice
Japanese work.  
 
->  RH> a couple.  They're aiming dots for the radiation treatments she
had,
->  RH> but even so.... 
-> 
-> The last time I was in hospital, some 38 years ago, I drew a target on
-> my buttock where the nurse was to aim the antibiotic hypodermic
-> needle.  As she was from a part of PNG where there were skilled
-> bowmen, she was very accurate.  (I had tried self-treating that ulcer
-> on my toe with garlic, but the antibiotic worked better.)

That doesn't surprise me, neither the garlic nor the nurse. 
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