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OP: Interesting expression also: "singing like a canary"...

Evansville, Indiana

Great verses quoted there, @Naomi25 ...

About 80 ppl died from the virus in one building alone in the city I live in; I'm sure they didn't all play along just to pretend it was real when it was supposedly a hoax... :rolleyes:

@Naomi25 I'm sure what you say is true here, also.

@Naomi25 Yes, you're right! My wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area; it was her favorite Bible verse and mine also; and I'm sure other conversations have arisen as a result of her willingness to go ahead and use a parlor for this purpose. As...

I suppose it must be, @Rita; a robin over here is a big, bloated thing; not like the little tiny robin redbreasts in the British Isles.

@Rita You would be interested to see over here that what is called a robin here is a rather bigger bird than what in England is called a robin, the robin redbreast. (The names and species don't always correspond, each side of the Atlantic...)

Some birds can indeed be colourful...

@Rita Thanks for the 'like'. I thought the quotes from Jill Clarke and Sandi Boland quite interesting, in which they were each satisfied when their own experiences getting inkings flourished after their daughters had started to get tattoos.

The Lord Jesus is indeed the seed of the woman; this does not however prove the cult of Mary, or make her supposedly co-redemptorix, etc.

@Rita Those are great, refreshing verses at the end of Revelation 22: "20 He which testifieth these things saith, Surely I come quickly. Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus. 21 The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen."

Source: sixtyandme dot com cc @Rita I was pointing out earlier that for the younger generation, it's what they do now. And when it proves to be the catalyst for the parent deciding it's nice to do, too, not unusually it's an occasion for a design that's faith based. (You might not have any...

@RepentantSinner Yes, it's become thoroughly mainstream now, hasn't it? And since it's become so thoroughly mainstream, a lot of Christians would now likely conclude that enduring 30-45 minutes of 'Oh! ouch!' at a clean and regularly inspected parlor for a Scripture/faith-based design is a...

C: Calcutta, India

"O may these hallowed pages be My ever dear delight! And still new beauties may I see, And still increasing light!" (Anne Steele, born 18th century)

She seems to have a nice modern haircut; maybe it's a fairly recent picture. (I don't like the idea of the cult of 'saints', though.)

Well, I'll try 'B': Bonn, Germany

We never cease to 'grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ' (2 Peter 3.18). I do think that at the point of regeneration it's where the great change takes place.

Is that Joan of Arc? I reckon Joan of Arc tattoos are popular in France, anyway.