So you want a tattoo. You have your eye on one of these stunning tribal armband tattoos. They are nice. But whatever tattoo you chose that you want the compliment you. Not insult or belittle you. Tattoos are as old as humanity. Ancient Egyptian tattoos found on 5,000 years old before the mummies pyramids. But old tattoos were not just for decoration or self-expression today. They often served more operational purposes. They often had a spiritual significance, old warriors used them to announce their military affiliation and rank. On the civilians tattoos known social rank or importance or lack of it. For example, the Greeks put tattoos on their slaves, which sends the fact that the wearer should not be vested with the rights, a Freeman and was in fact another person's property. While the Greek spies used tattoos of espionage to smuggle coded messages in plain sight.
This tradition of practical tattoo need survive to this day in gangster culture. Gangsters desire to permanently mark to show absolute devotion to their gangster family and hopefully to strike fear to their enemies. Although the gang-bangers know the police find tattoos better than fingerprints and unmatched to identify them in an invasive manner from a distance. And, despite the fact that wearing a gang's tattoo of a second gang area could cause the user killed. Again, traditional tattoos show affection.
But how would you like to take one striking tattoo designs, commit it to ink your "forever statement," and only then discover that it keeps you up to mockery, or swearing-related, and exposes you to the sudden death?
For example, one of the most popular boys in my gym one black guy I would call "Pete". His nickname is "Lucky." Lots of us have tattoos, so when Pete stated that he was taking the plunge, we congratulated him. Tribal bracelet is very popular with our crowd, and he showed a marked interest so we assumed that would have been his choice. But personal choices involved in tattooing selection is part of appearance, so we've proposed, but not interfere or press him on his election.
