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Oddly enough my wife doesn't mind getting pierced but would never get a tattoo. Can't blame her. Personally I love some tasteful ink on a girl but I can appreciate that she doesn't want to still be dealing with it thirty years down the road. Thank goodness for temporary tattoos.

As for truth in advertising. Yeah its refreshing but uh... well first what fun is it in getting some that's freely given away to anyone who asks. Second what happens when she outgrows that phase? I can agree on the unoriginality. The tribal BS is pretty much generic at this point. Hence the "stamp" part of the moniker. It's not body "art" then.

Cpl Kendall wrote:I've got one on my left forearm with huge cleavage!

The tattoo, or the arm?

Cpl Kendall wrote:most tramp stamps are the tribal design and they all start to look the same. At least try and come up with something new.

I think that's the idea we're trying to get across.

Cpl Kendall wrote:just a "finish here" target.

No, I don't think you could see a tat like that in someone's hair.

Tsukiyumi wrote:

Bryan Moore wrote:It's more the stupidity of that placement for a tattoo, yet how many tens of thousands of women have it there? It's so unoriginal, and usually they end up looking pretty stupid.

I agree. Everyone should know what it means, and if they get one there, they shouldn't try to misrepresent themselves.

I didn't, I had to google tramp stamp.

Cpl Kendall wrote:I do however agree with you on the unoriginal, most tramp stamps are the tribal design and they all start to look the same. At least try and come up with something new. For example, my wife has an idea for one made of gladiolas, with the stems/vines running up the spine to the bra line. I think that's a little better then "oh look! A swirly thing with a heart" which (to me) is just a "finish here" target.

That's why it's also called a "bullseye tattoo" (learned that when I googled it)

"Tattoo on the lower back? Might as well be a bullseye. "

BTW i don't have a tattoo, anywhere.

Mikey wrote:

Cpl Kendall wrote:I've got one on my left forearm with huge cleavage!

The tattoo, or the arm?

Cpl Kendall wrote:most tramp stamps are the tribal design and they all start to look the same. At least try and come up with something new.

I think that's the idea we're trying to get across.

Cpl Kendall wrote:just a "finish here" target.

No, I don't think you could see a tat like that in someone's hair.

Tattoo.

K. Just checking.

Royal_Foxx wrote: That's why it's also called a "bullseye tattoo" (learned that when I googled it)

"Tattoo on the lower back? Might as well be a bullseye. "

Huh, I thought that was from Wedding Crashers implying it made it easy to find out which girl would put out.

BTW i don't have a tattoo, anywhere.

Unfortunate but hey, it's your body.

Cpl Kendall wrote:Huh, I thought that was from Wedding Crashers implying it made it easy to find out which girl would put out.

I still think it is.

Tyyr wrote:...Second what happens when she outgrows that phase?

Phase? That genie doesn't go back in the bottle, man.

Cpl Kendall wrote:

Royal_Foxx wrote: That's why it's also called a "bullseye tattoo" (learned that when I googled it)

"Tattoo on the lower back? Might as well be a bullseye. "

Huh, I thought that was from Wedding Crashers implying it made it easy to find out which girl would put out.

BTW i don't have a tattoo, anywhere.

Unfortunate but hey, it's your body.

for Cpl Kendall, that's where the line and the expression came from according to the website i saw.

Err...I'm confused cause what I was getting at orginally was that it was a place to cum on.

I think (I hope) we all got the idea (hence the hair joke...)

But you are correct in thinking that the phrase in question came from Wedding Crashers.