Triathlon Tattoos (Page 2)

How do you put your whole post into sarcasm font and still explain the sarcasm font?  Heh...couldn't resist. 

bryancd - 2008-11-25 4:25 PM

ChrisM - 2008-11-25 6:24 PM

Actually, it's sarcasm font

unitalicized red is so last year

sorry, just had to get in on the diggin' and correctin' 

See, I should have figured YOU would know how to do it....IRONMAM.

IRONMAM....  that some kind of a joke or something???????????????? 

bryancd - 2008-11-25 6:18 PM

CKinsey - 2008-11-25 6:15 PM

bryancd - 2008-11-25 6:07 PM

CKinsey - 2008-11-25 6:05 PM

bryancd - 2008-11-25 5:49 PM SWEET!!!! The bi-monthly tattoo thread!!!!!

I just don't understand posts like this.  I really like the mostly welcoming and patient with newbie questions this board offers (I think it mirrors the attitude and experiences I've had with other athletes at races) and would hate to see that go away. 

 

I did a search, as suggested, and found that there are quite a few threads about tattoos, but there are quite a few different pics in each thread.  The OP asked to see some ink, and I think some new ink was shown that was not in the other threads.

It's called a joke Chris, relax. There are more than a few threads on this topic.

 

Sorry, my bad, long day at work.  May I humbly suggest the sarcasm font?  to help those like me who are slow to "get it."

I actually don't know how to use that...and why aren't you yelling at Bear or KSH or Gary for the other joke posts? This isn't about some OTHER topic is it?

Oh, maybe a little.  Now I learned something today, including how to hijack a thread. 

I didn't correct you, I made fun of you. Ok, now I'm correcting you.

The inked ones or the real ones? 

It's really not for you, or me, or anyone, to tell people what they ought to be posting and asking.

I think you perhaps ought to search the forums yourself. Find out what the folks who run BT have to say about discouraging new people to the site from posting questions that in their opinion, have already been discussed.

No disrespect intended, of course.

Sadly, the real ones have decided to move on to greener pastures (OK except for one particular hottie) so I've decided to offer myself up as a coloring book instead. 

Post count padder!

Back to the topic at hand, I would have gladly posted my Ironman tattoo (probably for the 3rd or 4th time), but unfortunately I am at work and you probably have seen it already after being chastised by The Bear.  And personally I don't mind seeing the same questions asked over and over again on this site.  After all, it's not named "ExperiencedTriathlete.com"

clown

Are we still talking about tattoos?

Dang, somebody beat me to it.

My wife refuse to let me put her naked on my arm......darnit.   Even said I would put her on my back side.       thank goodness she is not on BT.

My dogs approved the tattoo, but asked me if it hurt?

 My Mum got a tattoo (a bluebird on her shoulder) at the age of 68, so you've got some time left.  She loved it and so did my Dad.  My husband always said he hated tattoos but loves mine but they are quite small and dainty and easily hidden.  Every one marks an event in my life I am proud of.

--DB

I would LOVE to have a tattoo. Prolly not a triathlon one though. Anyway, my husband says NO WAY JOSE and I don't have much choice. He's very tolerant and open minded about all subjects EXCEPT tattoos and motorbikes on/under his wife. Sigh!

Dude, those are some seriously impressive leg muscles.

PS - is there something more to this photo? Why is your dog's collar on the floor LOL?

Well you could trade in the husband for a Harley.  Not sure if you'd be taking a loss though.....LOL 

What makes you think it's the dog's collar????

Hmmm - interesing idea!

LMAO

 don't know about motorbikes personally, my sister is having a mid-life crisis though and has four.  Start small with the tattoos, I've got a tiny butterfly on my foot which is much admired, even by people who profess to hate tattoos.