He said No Braindance, 94% of people with facial tats have psychological problems with them later in life, just keep doing it with the liquid eyeliner.
Thank you Fat Bob, as I do still do the dots with eyeliner, and am very happy not to have them 24/7.

Fat bob is not all sweetness and light though, when he pierced my belly button, ( I was young, took it out 2 weeks later as it is just strange) he flapped my t-shirt real high and looked at my boobs. I said to Fat Bob ‘You just looked at my tits didn’t you?’ He shrugged and said ‘Yeah’

Swings and roundabouts…

My grammar is appalling, as is my spelling, always astounds my friend for she knows how much I read and study, yet I have no grasp of the English Language, she calls me her well read retard.

As to the story, first thing I thought of when I read it was that she had to be off her head on some great drugs to fall asleep during a tattoo. A FACIAL tattoo no less! I had one done some XX years ago (why tell? again I’ll blame it on lack of estrogen, I’m feeling old and crap) on my inner thigh. Hung over. It felt as if the tattoo artist had a six-inch dagger and was carving that sucker out. Because the artist was a friend of a friend, we hung around all day waiting for my turn (so he could give me a deal on the price.) I watched grown men cry over much less, in much tougher/thicker skin areas. The xenophobic angle makes me sick. Today someone sent a xenophobic comment to me on facebook due to my last name, assuming I was foreign. Fuck xenophobes!
Cheers!
Suzanne

Basically the who is reserved for peeps – so the person you quoted is rubbish and being pretentious by using whom. If your choosing between people it is who do I like best as the who directly relates to the subject matter the people concerned.

Whom is reserved for objects so had the pretentious one said ‘I love the jacket Bianca is wearing , whom else could pull it off’ then they would have been correct as whom relates to jacket, wearing and loving.

As for the tatoo matter oh well for whom the bells toll hey!

Juri – Yeah, I noticed the xenophobia or whatever it’s called, and that belt buckle.

Hammie – I know just what you mean.

Kansas- To keep from crying, right?

sam – I agree on all points.

Jill – I LOVE TO SAY ACCOUTREMENTS WITH A FRENCH ACCENT!

Bex – Check, and check.

arline – May you and I remain astounded.

WendyB – HAHAHAHAHA!

OMGGMAB – Imagine being his mom.

Mark – I’d pity her if she didn’t have the belt buckle, maybe.

Iheartfashion – Yes.

K-Line – Thank you, I really want my prize!!!!!

ashley – It does hurt. I used my Lamaze breathing technique.

deni – At least there isn’t a swastika up in there…or I think there isn’t.

Bevitron – I think the stars are kind of cute, even though she’s a liar with a tragic belt buckle.

dewayne – It is played out, yes. And yet I may be gearing up for another. I plan to stay awake.

the only real problem i have is with her choice of tattoo. stars are boring and overdone. banal, even.

but one could also say that tattooing as a whole is trite.

Falling asleep while you’re getting your sensitive face skin tatooed — wouldn’t that be kind of like falling asleep while you operate a pneumatic drill? She could get one of those Phantom of the Opera half-mask things on a stick and that could be kind of cool.