A buddy o' mine has the 25th Anniversary Mustang logo on his left shoulder. Looks really nice, pretty much a timeless piece of art ... well, unless you wind up hating Mustangs at some point later on in life, for whatever silly reason...
My view on tat's is that they're okay, as long as they're not stupid trendy things or anything that you might wind up regretting due to turns in events later on. People who get these stupid emo stars and band names and "Death From Above! Kill 'em all, let God sort 'em out!" crap just look like total hosers when I see them 20 years later in a hospital bed, all wrinkled up and unable to so much as wipe their own butts.
"Yeah, gramps, you're lookin' really hardass now, boy."
And I'm looking forward to laughing my head off at all these stupid chicks getting those bullseye tat's above their buttcracks (and especially right below their navel, where everything inevitably stretches and looks horrible in time). Imagine these gals staggering around the nursing home with a hospital gown on, and that split up the back reveals a nonexistent pruned butt with a melted-looking bunch of faded ink above it with something moronic like "Heartbreaker" written in cursive above her crack with hearts and vines and stuff around it. Ugh ... I shudder at the thought.
On the other hand, old WWII vets with the old-school sailor tat's still don't look all that stupid for some reason. They just look ... old.
