Tattoos

[Mathius]

I've been very patient with this thread and I have overlooked a number of very disrespectful and insulting comments. I'm done with that.

Again, disrespectful from your perspective. I'm not even going to bother responding to very ridiculous statement in that rant of yours.

Why don't we start with this?



You have the balls to tell me I'm out of line for what you perceiving as me _judging_ other people's experience when one of your fellow moderators has pretty much called me a liar for giving mine? And now YOU tell me my experience doesn't mean crap? Whatever dude.

Second:

normal:
1 something that is normal is how you expect it to be, and is not unusual or surprising in any way

2 someone who is normal is like most people in the way that they think, behave, or
look

I can use the word "normal" because "normal" people are the people I see every day. Every time I walk into a store, stop at a garage to get an oil change, stop to get gas, go to a job site, stop in at the shop, go to a restaurant, stop at a bank, etc. etc. Get the picture yet?

I GUARANTEE the number of people working these common jobs that I see every day outnumber the people who get flown out of town for a job interview.

Third.

If you don't understand the english language, don't take it out on me. You continue to make assumptions and even state that this is right and proper about what I"m thinking. Who do you think you are exactly that you think you can read my mind and know what I'm thinking?

I may misspeak sometimes because I'm certainly not perfect, but I try to say exactly what I mean. If I say, IMO something is arrogant, that's not the same thing as calling someone arrogant. If I say I don't think someone is properly grounded, that's a statement of opinion, it's not an accusation.

And if I start a thread asking about the general acceptance of the business world in regards to tattoos, that sure as hell doesn't mean I'm looking for YOU to get stuck on the architectural and engineer thing just because I mentioned it's a possibility for me. I have a year and a half before I finish my current training credits. Then I have about double those credits just for an associates degree. A lot will change between then and now, so I don't need to listen to you list a bunch of specifics about two job titles and then tell me I don't have a clue what I'm talking about.

You know what? I know exactly what I'm talking about because I'm making a blanket statement about my own personal experiences and I'm not talking about some damn architect job or engineering job.

Mathius