re: What's your overall consensus on people with multiple tattoos?

When tattoos cover your hands and other areas that can't be covered up in a professional atmosphere, you are most certainly conceding any hopes of climbing the ladder of opportunity. Obviously there are other occupations one could achieve success in but they are more or less blue collar careers.

And there's nothing wrong with that

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that's what I do for people who concern themselves with what other people do with the lives

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this is so played out

I think it shows poor decision making skills, but if it makes them feel good,and they have the $$$ to waste on them, so be it.

Now, if they are covered with tats and need dental work, but can't afford it or are phobic patients, I don't have too much sympathy for them. Deal with it.

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this is so played out

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who do? I seriously don't give a flying frick about what other people do/drink/eat/wear/drive/frick as it has no affect on my life

Generally in the south I would say trash.

Don't like 'em anywhere on anybody.

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What another grown adult decides to do to their body does not concern me at all.

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If I decide to hire them that's another story, but still mostly this ^^^^.

Pink stars?

I know an anesthesiologist whose arms and back are covered with tattoos.

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I know some great people with tats so I try not to judge; however, the responses in this thread are exactly why you shouldn't get a visible tattoo if you want a white collar job.

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I know a few people with sleeve tattoos that just keep it covered up when working. A few decades ago, having a tattoo in the work environment was a taboo issue. It doesn't seem like a massive issue now.