the tat

[juksey]

Hey all... I just got done with a weekend of crazy times and compromising situations in El Paso... Anyways, on Saturday I got a tattoo on my upper right arm that says US. (as in United States, not you and me.) It is incredibly kick ass, and I will post a picture soon.

Comments

[something2live4]

lol, compromising situations.... boy does God hate you right now.... LOL j/k, but no, seriously... he does...

And way to break the mold there juksy, who ever heard of an army man getting an increadibly nationalistic tatoo?? Like maybe an eagle, with a flag next....

Oks enough with the fun making, ALthough there was that childrens book, the one book about that highschool that was like 45 stories tall... anyway, there was a kid there who got a tatooo of a potato, I was like HOW ORIGINAL, like who ever in thier right mind would get a tatoo of a potatoe, I bet if you did you would be the only one with a potato on your upper right arm, and you could be like, "look, watch mr potatoe dance" *beggin to sparadically flex arm muscles....*

I love you so much and I am glad you are defending my country by drinking probably too much, so the rest of us dont have the responsibility of consuming alcohol... :) Sorry for the blantant sacrasm, and the poking fun, I really do love you more, stay safe!!

[juksey]

The thing I like about the US is that it is simple and unassuming. It isnt flamboyant, like most millitary tattoos which seem to yell "look at me Im in the millitary and I kick so much ass." it simply states, "Hey, Im in the millitary. I belong to the government just the same as the duffel bag that this pattern comes from." Its a fairly unassuming tat. Anyways, in regards to the stereotype, the whole idea of getting tattooed is to get something meaningful. It just so happens that this right here is the most molding, important thing I have done with my life. My accomplishments in the Army mean more than anything else I have managed to do in my short life so far. I am already a veteran, having been to Afghanistan. I became a Sergeant at the young age of 20, and Im probably going to have my Staff Sergeant at 22. Therefore, it seems that the most meaningful thing I could get drunk and put on my body permanently would be something that makes a simple unassuming statement about my pride for what I do, and who I serve with.
Oh yeah... I LUB

[exvanlane]

Your so silly.

[dregaus]

You make me make bubbles in the bathtub a little. Tehehe.

[crazy_chicca_38]

thats grosser than gross...