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    The hair on that leg (arm?) will haunt me for the rest of the evening at least.

    I suppose this means we know what the P&P position is on whether or not Christians should get tattoos? ;)

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    lol. Yeah, I don’t have any, but if it is a TTP tatoo, it is on mission!

  3. steph says:

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    Yes the hair was a bit distracting…commitment for sure. (sp)

  4. Kara Kittle says:

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    Must be a truly Bahai follower. Notice the other religions also there?

  5. Jonathan says:

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    Notice the tat doesn’t display the broken tablet. Velly profound. ^_^

  6. Samson says:

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    you all know that it takes a certain type of idiot to get a
    tattoo.

    I should know. I have 3.

    Whoever this is Michael should send them a free sleeve less TTP shirt.

  7. isaac says:

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    Thats a tattoo on my shin. I guess the group opinion is that guys shouldnt have hair on their legs :)

    The other tattoos are a Kanji sign for GOD and a hand with a hole in the palm.

    The reason was at the time I was a full time tattoo artist and people would have to sit in my chair for hours at a time and they would always ask the meaning of my tattoos. This helps when its just a letter and some circles.

    It was a fantastic way to get people to talk about what they believe and why they believe it. I think its funny that I had more negative comments here than I did from the Hells Angels that came into the tattoo shop daily :)

  8. Jonathan says:

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    yes, it definitely has to be a negative on the hair.

    the Evangelism Explosion symbol is used as a conversation starter too. But it doesn’t look as cool.

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