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Ever do something you later regretted? Of course you have, who hasn't?

Fortunately, despite having done many dumb and regrettable things in my life, none of them have left lasting proof.

Being in love, or lust, as the case may be, is great, and when it happens, people want the whole world to know about it, and there are many ways of doing so.

Tattoos have enjoyed a recent resurgence of interest, particularly by young women, who seem intent on drawing attention to their various anatomical regions.

For a while tattooed titties were all the rage and lately the "just above the butt-crack" decorations have become popular. Fine by me since it necessitates the wearing of revealing clothing if the chick wants to advertise its presence.

However, the old, military inspired practice of having one' s significant others' names etched into the epidermis, has again become popular.

In the past it was common to see a guy' s bicep tattooed with "Sally," or "Babs," or "Henrietta." Women didn't do such things back then, but now it's fairly common to see "Joe," "Stosh," or "Killer," in bold tribal-style letters on a chicks ankle, or elsewhere, and herein lies the problem.

What happens when things go south between Kawanisha, and Jambootoo?

I guess one could always wear socks, or long sleeve shirts, or try to find a new partner with the same name.

Some celebrities who had taken the plunge are now regretting it and considering having them lasered off, ouch!

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Oh, who are the bare back broads shown above? I have no idea.