Nah not classy - she has a 'tramp stamp' on her thumbSorry but there's classless, your examples, and there's classy
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Helen Mirren (73).
Nah not classy - she has a 'tramp stamp' on her thumbSorry but there's classless, your examples, and there's classy
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Helen Mirren (73).
Nah not classy - she has a 'tramp stamp' on her thumb
Wot? Why? How often, and is it the same tramp?Nah not classy - she has a 'tramp stamp' on her thumb
Son lol -not sure of ur experience 'dad' but tats on a bird = tramp stamp
That's actually a rune symbol signifying fertility.Nah not classy - she has a 'tramp stamp' on her thumb
Penny from Big Bang Theory has the Chinese character for 'courage' as a tattoo. It is actually for 'soup' as Sheldon pointed out.At the university here, we have, as you may imagine, people from all over the globe. Next to my building is the Faculty of Modern and Mediaeval languages, and a very good friend of mine in my building is Chinese. These friends took great pleasure in pointing out to me the various " mystic" tattoos that a lot of people wear. And took enormous satisfaction in, for example, the Chinese symbols, explaining that far from being mystic or whatever, they were mostly garbage. One young lady had what she thought was a series of writings that promised good fortune and honoured her past, whilst it actually read 'crispy duck and wonton soup' And, a would be Viking had a series of runes that basically said he was a ladies front bottom.
In the interest of safety, I feel I should offer her my helmet.
That position is called ‘Eclipsing The Sun’. That’s why the picture looks a little darker (can’t explain the sound like someone blowing across the top of a bottle though)She likes paddle boarding, on her knees. Apparently it's a shape enhancing exercise for her arse. In other words too taught for naught (ripple riding wise).
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Interesting form of sun worship. She won't get a tan with that kit on.
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In one place where I worked, we had one uber-styler walk in one day wearing a t-shirt with large Japanese writing on it.At the university here, we have, as you may imagine, people from all over the globe. Next to my building is the Faculty of Modern and Mediaeval languages, and a very good friend of mine in my building is Chinese. These friends took great pleasure in pointing out to me the various " mystic" tattoos that a lot of people wear. And took enormous satisfaction in, for example, the Chinese symbols, explaining that far from being mystic or whatever, they were mostly garbage. One young lady had what she thought was a series of writings that promised good fortune and honoured her past, whilst it actually read 'crispy duck and wonton soup' And, a would be Viking had a series of runes that basically said he was a ladies front bottom.
Ah, Cnut.And, a would be Viking had a series of runes that basically said he was a ladies front bottom.
And don't forget Hardicnut. Absolute nails.Ah, Cnut.
Rather like the tattoo translation drift, I think you’ll find that’s a mis-translation of the original Sandskrit.That position is called ‘Eclipsing The Sun’. That’s why the picture looks a little darker (can’t explain the sound like someone blowing across the top of a bottle though)
And don't forget Hardicnut. Absolute nails.
One theory is it may refer his inability to get a 'boner'. Not good for a Viking's reputation.Makes you wonder now about exactly what they were referring to re: Ivor the boneless. Carpentry accident?
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if my face got as close as i wish i wouldn't be able to see. problem solved.If her arms are like that, what must her arrse look like?
Ivor the Ghey possibly?One theory is it may refer his inability to get a 'boner'. Not good for a Viking's reputation.