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Another Reason to Keep Your Clothes On Modelled by Peaches Geldolf | Tattoos are Ugly!

posted February 16, 2009 - 8:10pm
Another Reason to Keep Your Clothes On Modelled by Peaches Geldolf | Tattoos are Ugly!

One tattoo can cost £3000 to remove. It would cost Peaches Geldolf an estimated £14 million (Maths not our strongest subject - but a lot). Unlike the rest of the young people who choose to become plastered in tattoos - Peaches' Dad (Sir Peaches - sorry Bob Geldolf) will be able to stump up.

The article goes into detail about the huge variety cluttering her skin. When is she going to get a classy dolphin jumping out of the crack of her bum? It is surely only a matter of time... aren't they b****y ugly? Have a look HERE


Website: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11457...


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Point Taken about Tattoos but...

AndAnotherThing2 - Fri, 2009-20-2 5:27 am
couldn't she get them done again? Is it possible to go over bad tattoos? If you have to have them (and you can afford it) aren't there leading tattoo artists like there are hair salons? Wouldn't you want to spend an extra few quid? I happen to know that Peaches has hair extensions from one of the best London salons - they are only temporary - so why didn't she go elsewhere for her tattoos? Some of the victims of crappy tattoos I've seen - why doesn't anyone make a legal claim against them?

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It's her skin.

XHellcatX - Fri, 2009-20-2 3:03 am
She may regret them later but that's a lesson she'll just have to learn. It's all a matter of perspective, I guess; some folks think they're purdy, others don't.

I've seen better AND worse

jdubhub - Fri, 2009-20-2 2:49 am
Tattoos are one of the last pure forms of expression left for us. If she is happy with having that many or not, it ultimately is her decision. (And, yes, I do have a tattoo myself, so I am weighing in as someone who has had ink done.) JOIN XOMBA NOW--DON'T WASTE ANOTHER MINUTE!

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It is such a shame

AndAnotherThing2 - Thu, 2009-19-2 11:56 am
Agreed but it is such a shame.

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Hideous Tattoos

Freeseo - Thu, 2009-19-2 11:51 am
I'm not a big fan, but some, at least, are well-done. Hers are hideous! Tatts are a BIG turnoff for me. Especially when a beautiful woman dresses up in a lovely, sexy, designer gown and has a big tattoo showing..looks trashy. If it's more discreet..ok..not so bad, but the tatts THIS girl is sporting? Absolutely Hideous! I'd think with the money that she must have to spend, she could've at least gotten good work done. Some of those look like doodles a little kid did with a pen! I've seen prison tatts that look better. Undo Your Tattoo Click here to find out how you can get paid to post items like this. It's free and easy to join.

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If we can save one teenager from tattoos...

AndAnotherThing2 - Thu, 2009-19-2 10:43 am
We don't mean to appear judgemental but we are on a mission. Just wait until you're 21 before proceeding. That said it is better not to ban anything as this always leads to an uptake - is there a non-judmental argument against tattoos?

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Leave peaches alone! I agree

Just me... - Thu, 2009-19-2 6:25 am
Leave peaches alone! I agree her tattoos are ugly and she will probably regret them and sir bob will pay for her to have them removed at some point but she's just a teenager and they do tend to make bad decisions, even without the parents she has!

Tattoos Discuss:

AndAnotherThing2 - Tue, 2009-17-2 8:28 am
It is when the tattoo has to stretch to encompass girth growth, or sag to accompany flesh droop, that they start to look a little yuk - but that's only my opinion... The Dolphin tattoo - positioned as if it just jumped out of the knickers/pants always makes me chuckle. Knowing that (as fashion has always and will always change) they'll be totally rejected and frowned upon - give it two years maximum - explains the rise of tattoo removers...

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Peaches

Idlewild - Tue, 2009-17-2 1:27 am
I've seen some tattoos that look cool and professional. The ones that Peaches has don't fall into either of those categories.

The regret can come later,

Idlewild - Tue, 2009-17-2 1:23 am
(so women have told me), when what seemed cool and a perfect expression of one's personality and interests as a teenager or young person becomes embarrassing or not representative of who they are, say, as a married mother in her thirties or beyond. And/or the tattoos are in a place that can't be easily hidden, or the tattoo looks unattractive and deformed as the skin sags and stretches as the person advances into middle-age-dom... Tattoo removal is a huge and growing business these days, as many people decide that their youthful expressions of years ago don't really express who they are currently.

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