So he hasn't actually said what the design is?

sorry a bull, not coloured in a preferably running/charging (running of the bulls kind of bull)

@trim: I can't promise you anything, but my GF is quite a good black and white artist, so email me your requirements in more detail (use the email in my profile) and I will see if she has time to help you.

/draw

Sorry, couldn;t resist ;)

I'm good at drawing, but only up to 3-ways. 2-ways are impossible, ask thewonderllama and djbent about it if you don't believe me..

cheers mate

To plagarise an idea that came up a while ago, you should tattoo yourself with you favourite ever win.

How about an arrow pointed at your anus, with the words "insert fingers here"?

yawn

Actually, I thought about getting a prison tat with "Exit only" across my butt cheeks. (should I ever be arrested, that is).

Then, I realised that prisoners usually break rules, so....

You clearly put enter only, and pull psychology on them:]

I just got an awesome tattoo of a giant fire-breathing eagle spreading his wings across my face. He's clutching my moustache in one claw and the other grabs my cheek piercing which links to my nipple. --George W Bush

Well I can give you the advice of not mutilating your body permanently to help destroy your job market chances while also creating some self-loathing when you are old and the ink has faded and your skin is more wrinkled. But thats just me.

Your chances in the job market are really only affected if you get a tattoo somewhere you can't hide easily. You'll only feel self-loathing if you don't put any thought into it first.

Agreed Onar. Although personally I wouldn't get a tattoo at all, you should definitely do your best to hide it and to not make it a common cliche that just looks cool. Imagine yourself when you are 45 and showing it to your kids.

Ten years ago, it was true that tattoos were not welcome in corporate offices. But now, at least where I work (Toronto), they are taken for granted. As long as they aren't on your face, and don't have profanity, they are seen as pretty harmless. In fact it's almost conformist to have one. I guess the other corporate taboo is still the full arm "sleeve" if you wear clothes that reveal it.

just thought i would mention its not my first tat it will be my seventh i just need help designing it

Ooh what else do you have?

ahhh see it now sounds like i am showing off when i was just saying its not my first

Actually, I want to know what else you have, too.

From what I hear, tattoos can be addictive, and that's why I'm hesitant about getting one.

Our office has rules about visible tatoos we recently had to enforce on a member of our Senior Leadership team. She had a tramp stamp and was wearing blouses that allowed her back to be seen.

Was she attractive?

@onar yes they are very addictive but in a good way if that makes sense

"Ten years ago, it was true that tattoos were not welcome in corporate offices. But now, at least where I work (Toronto), they are taken for granted."

First off, I'm also in Toronto, though I'm going to Calgary for a month tomorrow. There are a bunch of other people on this site from Toronto and surrounding area if you're ever interested in trying to set up a face to face game. I've got board. =)

Oh, and I know of many work places that still do not allow tattoos, especially visible tattoos. Canada's Wonderland for example.

@Chrispminis, I don't get a lot of face to face time, which is why I really enjoy this site. I have played more "board games" here in the last month, then I normally play in a year. But I would be interested in trying to set something up. On topic: I am a bit surprised about Wonderland, but I know bank VPs with tats.

Tramp stamp?

Its a tattoo on the lower back just above the pants, (or shirts or skirt or whatever) that is usually gotten by young and attractive women, and is seen as somewhat slutty. Hence the name, tramp stamp. At least that is the impression here in the states.

Oops, that was me who said that.

What kind of designs are you interested in for your tattoo?

yeah OMGNSO its the same over here in england although it is sometimes called a slag tag

Why not get a conference map done. (G)