Rattletrap
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I think this is going to be my last EMS related Tattoo. It was inspired by the song "The Angel" from http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=96793985
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This is a family oriented site not a site to come and argue every possible topic.
LOL, good point.Families don't argue?
I seen a woman that had.. "slippery when wet".. I guess she worked on the road construction? ....
[snip]And, at the moment, none of my tattoos are visible.
Well, that was an accurate statement. . . . . . .for about 6 months. I now have this on my inner left forearm. Not at all EMS related, but still a visible tattoo.
**laugh** No, I'm not offended. It is a rather obtuse symbol. It's a viking rune. Century's ago not only did the vikings have their own alphabet (runes), but each one of their letters also had a meaning behind it. The one I got tattooed on my inner arm is called Uruz and it's the viking rune meaning strength....what is it (no offense, maybe I'm just out of it right now)?
**laugh** No, I'm not offended. It is a rather obtuse symbol. It's a viking rune. Century's ago not only did the vikings have their own alphabet (runes), but each one of their letters also had a meaning behind it. The one I got tattooed on my inner arm is called Uruz and it's the viking rune meaning strength.
That would be a mighty small tattoo, since you don't have very many "Saves"!
Reaper... I could do this too... because I've been at this for 7 years and still haven't had a freaking CPR/AED save. They all die in the ED or ICU.That would be a mighty small tattoo, since you don't have very many "Saves"!
I seen a woman that had.. "slippery when wet".. I guess she worked on the road construction? ....
Yeah, all these wackers with tatt.'s and then in about 10 years, when they are doing another profession...
R/r 911