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Not quite wrong, but not quite right. If you are think-ing about get-ting a tattoo, check out the ‘gray’ area and the reasons why you should think twice about location and subject.

«TATTOO: ex-girlfriend’s name on my

shoulder. REGRET: we broke up 3 weeks

later and although we are no longer together,

I still have er name permenantly.

«TATTOO: skull & crossbones on my right

calf. REGRET: it looks evil & scary and it’s

visible all the time in the summer and I do not

like the image that it presents to others.

«TATTOO: two roses on my left side.

REGRET: after I had 2 kids they are not as

pretty as they once were, I would have put

them in a different location if I had put more

thought into it.

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UNCOVER WHY

Regret. Happiness. Spontaneity. Why do

people do what they do?

UNCOVER WHAT

Discover books, music and cool stuff.

UNCOVER WHO

See who everyone is talking about.

UNCOVER WHERE

Experience places and cultures.

The Art of Black & Gray“Tattoos have come along way within

our society, as far as being more ac-

ceptable. However, there is still a sense

of controversy for those that do not

see it as a legitimate art form.”

Ink History

Get the 411 on how tattoos were started in

prison are how they evolved within society.

Inked Girls

Tattoos have stepped over the gender line.

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Tattoos & quote by Ruki Ravikumar.

“The tattoo world

is no longer popu-

lated by only bik-

ers, musicians &

artists, a whole

new genre of tat-

tooed people have

broke through to

join the rest.”

Although the article is very persuasive in its argument about how evil beige is, I have never considered myself an extremist in this movement. However, I am now on board. Full steam ahead! The comparisons were insightful, no matter how manipu-lated they were. My favorite is the 6 – 6 – 6 relationship to beige. Really, it always comes down to the math. In thinking over this article and letting it melt into my brain to become part of my thoughts, I realized that I have never re-ally given a heartfelt synopsis of the color beige. I have never given the color its due attention, because although evil, it has rights and must be a part of thoughts. At least acknowledged. So, as I meditating on the article and all of its good points, it oc-

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curs to me, much like Canada, beige is really just a side note. An accessory. An afterthought. One not really worth mentioning. It is very blah and dull and boring. Although, one point in its favor, when used correctly with black, can transform a design to the highest elegance. That may be the only good thing that I have to say about it. I feel that too much attention is given the beige in fashion and furniture. Who the hell wants an all-beige home or wants to wear beige outfits? I laugh at these people because they stupidly have no taste. They believe that everything must be neutral to match or go together. I disprove this theory every day of my life. I am a very shiny person. I have been told this and take it as a compliment. While some may think my taste is over the top, I can only reply with a condescending ‘well, you match’. There is no creativity in beige, which supports the articles claim that it is directly responsible for the Great Depression (I may not have trans-lated that entirely accurately, but it sounds better).

The evilness of the color beige has been a major topic among historians for many centuries and I am sure this phenomenon over the color beige will continue to haunt us for centuries to come. My biggest worry is if the evil-ness of beige will somehow affect my grandchildren or their grandchildren. The impact of beige being used so boldly and without any hesitation or

Tattoo & quote by Amy Johns.

“The power of

expression is

limitless & loud.

From how we

look to what we

say, perception

is at the heart

of how we are

treated.”

Tattoo & quote by Larry Hefner.

“Tattoos have come

along way within our

society, as far as be-

ing more acceptable.

However, there is still

a sense of controversy

for those that do not

see it as a legitimate

art form.”

apology is very disheartening and could lead to a possible riot or protest. Yes, a protest. Really, no good thing can come from the color beige.

The evilness of the color beige has been a major topic among historians for many centuries and I am sure this phenomenon over the color beige will continue to haunt us for centuries to come. My biggest worry is if the evilness of beige will somehow affect my grandchildren or their grandchildren. The impact of beige being used so boldly and without any hesitation or apology is very disheartening and could lead to a possible riot or protest. Yes, a protest. Really, no good thing can come from the color beige.

In thinking over this article and letting it melt into my brain to become part of my thoughts, I realized that I have never really given a heartfelt synopsis of the color beige. I have never given the color its due attention, because although evil, it has rights and must be a part of thoughts. At least acknowledged. So, as I meditating on the article and all of its good points, it occurs to me, much like Canada, beige is really just a side note. An accessory. An afterthought. One not really worth mentioning. It is very blah and dull and boring. Although, one point in its favor, when used correctly with black, can transform a design to the highest elegance. That may be the only good thing that I have to say about it. I feel that too much attention is given the beige in fashion and furniture. Who the hell wants an all-beige home or wants to wear beige outfits?

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