Ach, Wunderbar,
Now we have a lot of Kafeeklatch dolts on this most august forum comparing their little tats and their little piercings.

This, all of course, is intellectual stuff, no doubt.
Why then, has not the great moderator in the sky shoved you in the corner?

If we cannot soar with the eagles; then why should we be grounded with such turkeys?

If the thread cannot progress without some timely intervention from the 'umpire' then why would anyone bother much any more?

[giggle]

Dear Non Farmer,

"Sei kein Speilverderber!" (Don't be a
spoilsport).

or put another way:

"Along a straight road you will travel
faster but you will see less."

You may prefer us to stick to the subject
of your thread - but bikies are aren't
they? At least that's what I thought.
Perhaps you could make it clearer for us
what it is that you'd like discussed.

And as Jewely pointed out - Tats and bikies
do go together.

Dear Jewely,

The tat was important to me - because it was
something I wanted to do for a very long time.
Simple as that. It's a small celtic design.
A butterfly - set in a celtic background.
Quite beautiful.

Hi Foxy, I thought we had established non-farmer was indeed so far innocent of being a crimminal because he has a motorcycle license, well I didn't but the rest of you seemed to get the message across.

He should be okay now one would think. I have been very supportive in his latest thread which come up like wild fire around him.

Tattoo: Lovley, celtic is cool and so are butterflies. I have one other, husbands signiature on my hip. What a fuss the big tough bikers kicked up about whether it was legal or not since hubby was out of the southern hemisphere at the time, I told them I just wanted the signiature not the whole damn cheque.

My daughter (someone open a thread about our children and what they are up to) has 6 tattoos, all flowers representing her name, place of birth, countries and even a fragipani for the Central Coast which the poor tattoo dude didn't want to either; only cause he hates the things.

My son has one, very cool maori design of NZ on shoulder blade.

Ton of teen boys up my way have the stars from the Oz flag on various parts of them.

"What hope is there for a bloke who used to ride the highways free - (except for the hate of the Qld police).
Perhaps it is time to brake the tendency of out State laborites of their downward dive towards 'Wowserism'.
To put the turnout into perspective - Not even the Bjelke Petersen lot stooped so low as to attack what amounts" - etc..

I've not seen any response yet to this view.
Perhaps it proves the lack of comprehension skills provided by Australian schools?

Comments please?