Beer Drinking Club St. Paddy’s Day T-Shirt

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What normally angers me about tattoos is when I see a new tattoo on someone who was recently complaining about how they can’t afford food or medications. That just makes my blood boil. Especially when they were complaining about how expensive feeding their children is. You can’t complain about money with fancy tattoos (even the Beer Drinking Club St. Paddy’s Day T-Shirt in other words I will buy this “cheap” ones are still expensive & that money could easily buy a meal or 3). This explains some of the staring I find myself subject to! Knowing that some people are genuinely curious make that less unsettling I’m older and I realize this is a prejudice: my first reaction is that it’s completely gross and indicates low social status. Just being totally honest so please don’t attack me–you asked. That’s the way I was raised and what I was taught by my parents. No, no attacking at all! I completely appreciate your perspective. I was genuinely curious what people thought and I appreciate you sharing your perspective, especially since you’re aware that it could have received backlash!

Beer Drinking Club St. Paddy’s Day T-Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

I’m 54 and this was the Beer Drinking Club St. Paddy’s Day T-Shirt in other words I will buy this attitude around them back then and it’s what I grew up hearing. I did have this unfair bias. Then my wife wanted a tattoo. She’s a doctor. And I personally got to know a lot of people who have them and realized that they are just people who like to wear art, lol. There’s not one thing about them that somehow makes them lower class or anything else that’s negative. It’s just another stupid stereotype that negatively impacts society just like racial and ethnic stereotypes. I grew. I have three now and I’m seriously considering several local artists for my next one. I love seeing others and hearing the stories behind them. It also seems like a whole different thing to decide on a tattoo when you’re in your 50’s than when you’re in your teens or 20’s. The person you are in your 20’s is in no way the person you’ll be decades later…but you’ll still have that death’s head or teddy bear or whatever you thought was cool at the time.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.