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Oh okay. Wrist can be nice placement; and although I guess when strictly necessary there is always the option for some ppl who work in certain situations to cover their ink, I reckon also it would be hard to enforce, e.g., quote in post #424 above: Although years ago it might have been more...

So do you think they've finished inking now? would you be surprised if they one day showed with more ink?

Another way of saying 'protest' is 'declare'... Guy de Brès said something to the effect of: 'We protest our desire to reform ourselves according to God's Word..."

PS: Don't forget, ppl, that the poll ends in a few days' time! :)

@HunterB FYI...

@HunterB FYI...

@HunterB FYI...

Hi, Sir; good to see you; cold there, too? Up here in Canada...

I guess I heard more than one reason why the airport shut down...

Interesting perspective of those with dementia. I suppose that there are limitless unusual perspectives among those whose mind functioning has diminished into an often closed, personal range of perception. So have you personally had problems with patients because you are tattooed?

"You better re-type that, Uhura..." tumblr dot com

We need in any case to keep 'looking unto Jesus (Hebrews 12.2), not for signs and wonders...

He said 'Thy word'.

John 17.17: 'Thy word is truth'.

Good to read your continuing contributions.

Psalm 119.105: 'Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path'. We should take care how we attribute ideas to be coming from hell, when God's Word itself says that the Word is how God speaks to us.

Butterfly: Yes, well, a tattoo doesn't affect the way the carer, nurse, etc. does the job, does it? In fact, if the carer, nurse, etc. has tattoos, it can even work to 'break the ice' with patients sometimes, right? I saw this: allnurses dot com

I think the main thing is to keep looking to the Lord, 1 Corinthians 11.26, while meanwhile we serve Him. We look to Him rather than to all sorts of other events...

So many tattoo places have opened up, haven't they? There's a lot of choice out there now, isn't there? Maybe you'll have the chance to check out different places before you finally do it.

michaelvpardo, a while ago you said: It's not unusual today for the wife to have tattoos while the husband does not. (Years ago it might have been the other way round, but now it's something that women do so very widely irrespective of what husbands, sons etc., do.) Yes, often Christians get...