What’s the Postage on This Stamp?
June 2nd, 20103 comments Posted in Wapatui
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The use of ink to adorn the human body has been practiced for thousands of years. Tattoos can serve as declarations of love, as a rite of passage or inclusion into a higher status in a tribe or even a gang, as a form of punishment or as simple adornment.
In today’s podcast, Dan and Jane tackle one form of tattoo, disaffectionately called the tramp stamp. A little fluffery for your Wednesday.
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Proud owner of a tramp stamp. Sorry, Jane.
I didn’t hear much of a debate, per se…but does it matter where the ink is at? I always thought the tramp stamp was the one on the lower back, above the ass but visible if you wore (unflattering) jeans that when you bent over (to touch your toes) you could see it?
My ink is on my right ankle. I love it.
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Not one stamp here. Not one. But I love that one up there…
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