Seriously, if they did not get something they wanted to keep for life, they will be punished for it. Go and campaign for them, and rest assured that all those grannies who were once teens getting stars and initials tattooed because it was Spring Break will always live with that. If you have that much time to be judgmental on other people, their are dozens of important causes that could use a little passion.

Do they see red-hair and projectile vomit? Is the presence of face freckles (God's own little tattoo ink) enough to cause them to grow weak and fuming at the same time, falling down to their knees as spittle bursts from their red face? Probably not, but seriously, let it go. As excited and nauseously upset some people get on the subject, you can't help but wonder what their other triggers are. If you do not like tattooed skin, then don't get one and don't date people who have them. The people who have them, who design tattoos to fit them, always look better inked than those who just pick out the pretty celtic cross and randomly pick a spot on their back.įor the record, I don't quite consider the Tasmanian Devil as being 'personal'.ĭo tattooed people really deserve the increasing amount of ire of people who try and describe tattoos as disgusting or a cry for help? Of course not. It is like dozens and dozens of people every day go 'I want to be branded, but not anything too personal, it's the act that I care about! Yeah, I'm a badass!' At least get a personally significant tattoo. Especially since many of them tend to be faceless celtic swirls or stars. While I still hold to the adage that the main difference between someone with a tattoo and someone without is that people with tattoos don't care that you don't have one, I am annoyed by their increased ubiquitious-ness. Sexbrarianism is something like the opposite of sex, it would seem, a willful embrace of quiet androgyny. The 'sexy librarian' female tends to be flatter chested, more boyishly faced with glasses and more of a sexless walk. I suppose it fits, if you think about it. And, based on images I have seen really hairless bodies. Not to say that there is not a market for tattooed male librarians, but the sex-pot male librarian image is a focuses on shorter, more effeminate men with shy faces. That, and sexbrarianism, that concept that librarians are sex starved cats just wanting for some big old dog to eat them up, still mostly focuses on the female librarian. The all female part does not really surprise me, since tattoo culture is increasingly being co-opted as a feminism thing, whether the sign of a drunken outing and idiocy or the sign of inner strength and self-expression. Looks like the Texas Library Association is putting out a calender featuring tattooed librarians (all female). (11:38:31 CDT) Tattooed Librarian calender.

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