Showing posts with label best tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best tattoos. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Tattoo Designs For Different People

For many people, tattoos are form of self-expression, each person who loves tattoos love to tell their story with their body art. For many choosing a tattoo that represent them in an important undertaking. They want a tattoo that is fun, original, creative and offers insight into their personalities.
There are many great designs options when choosing your particular tattoo. One type of design meet people opt for known as a tribal design, they come in many dissimilar forms. You can pick moon, clouds, stares, the sun and abstract tribal to decorate your body. These designs are used to describe feelings and declare aspecificmessage to all who view them.

Another particular type of tattoo idea is a cultural tattoo. There can be Celtic, Japanese, Chinese and Polynesian tattoos. These tattoos can take on so many different designs such as Celtic cross, the Celtic tree of life, the Japanese Dragon, Chinese characters and Polynesian art designs. With these tattoos, you can convey a message or express your cultural affinity.

Women who likes tattoos many choose famine tattoos that include flowers and butterflies as well as numerous woman inspired tattoos. Tattoo artist make a broad range of feminine art that is specifically designed to be sexy and provocative, as well as soft and womanly.

Men who discover tattoos range from having their children or wife on their body to the old school skulls created specifically from them. Others take pleasure in tattoos that include motorcycles, their favorite sports team or their name done in graffiti designs.

Whatever you particular preference is for your tattoo, you willdiscovermany different ones accessible to express your style and personality. Finding some that fit your style can be done at your favorite tattoo studio or online, where designed are presented and can be printed for you to print.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Butterfly, Flower Tattoo

Great Scorpion Tattoos Pictures Designs

Scorpion tattoos are for natives of the astrological sign of Scorpio as this is the symbol of the eight sign of the zodiac, governing the Western calendar from October 24th to November 22nd.But also it can be used by other people who like scorpion symbol.



But even outside of astrology scorpion tattoos have been popular in tribal style from Africa to Southeast Asia. For many the scorpion is the symbol for danger, much the same as its relative the spider. However, the scorpion is also respected for its ability to protect itself with powerful venom in its tail. In fact, many people choose scorpion tattoos as a talisman to protect them from evil spirits and the sting of the scorpion itself.


In esoteric circles, the scorpion tattoo is noted for its associations and is highly respected by all beings for its power. Current urban legends, comics and computer games show the scorpion as a prized combat figure, often this image is designed prominently on shields or weaponry.
Scorpion tattoos in addition to being associated with mystery, death and intense emotions have been used to represent the power of protection even after death. Some individuals use this tattoo design as their bodyguard, much like the ancient Egyptian goddess Isis who was guarded by giant scorpions. Even today, scorpion amulets are worn for protection in Tibet as well as in Egypt.Depending on the size of the scorpion tattoo, it can easily be placed on the upper arm, lower back or the leg. Tribal style designs of scorpion tattoos are very popular and large designs make great back pieces.

Great Scorpion Tattoos Pictures Designs

Great Scorpion Tattoos Pictures Designs





Nursing School Blues

Nurse tattoo

Thinking about becoming a nurse? Care enough about helping sick people to get better? Want to have a career that allows you to care for people? Not if you have a visible tattoo you won’t…at least in Missouri, anyway.

Just when I think that society has taken a giant leap forward and stopped looking at the outside of a person instead of their character, along comes another slap to the nuts of reason.

This time the back assward attitude comes from the Missouri Southern State University nursing school. Needless to say quite a few students there are up in arms about it, but according to the 2009 MSSU handbook for nursing students:

“Any personal enhancement, adornment or coloring that causes undue attention to oneself is strictly prohibited. Any tattoos that are visible when attired in the student uniform (excluding laboratory coat) are prohibited.”

In other words, if you have a visible tattoo that a patient could see and become distracted by, you are incapable of doing the job. Hell, and I thought those enhanced silicone mammary glands were distracting enough to keep nursie from giving me a sponge bath. I wonder if they are including those anatomy stiffening puppies in that ban as well? They should. I hate to say it, but size 40 DD enhanced hooters would call more undue attention from me than a passing shot at a Tinkerbell wrist band.

I’ll bet they aren’t barring students who have artificially enhanced knockers that have the professor playing pocket pool while he teaches the class.

According to Rod Surber, director of public information at Missouri Southern, “Essentially, the reason for the policy is because some hospitals have a policy against tattooing. We have to meet the highest standards so we can place our students in any institution.”

*sniff-sniff* I smell bullshit! Well, OK, there is a bit of truth there, but not enough to warrant kicking a student to the curb simply because they have a visible tattoo. According to All Nurses.Com, several nurses have visible, or partially visible tattoos, and it has presented zero problems in doing the job they trained for.

The bullshit I smell comes from denying someone the chance to at least try for the job simply because they have a tattoo. After all, they are the one paying for school. If it was public and free it would be a different story, but when you are taking hard earned cash from someone’s pocket, then I feel it is up to them whether they have a tattoo, or not. Your job is teaching…not social engineering, Dumbass.

At least MSSU should provide those students with a refund of their tuition so they can find a more progressive school that deserves their cash…Yeah. I’ll just bet that is going to happen.