They accomplish that and the already diminutive presence they have in the world will shrink even more.

Some good humored banter never hurt anybody.

That is the sole thing I draw the line. Scynical as it may sound, ink on skin, no. It feels as an ownership brand that can never be taken off or thrown away.

I personally dislike the notion of being permanent on another life. Either because things don’t work, people grow apart or someone simply dies, from misfortune, sickness or old age, nobody should be tied to another, in any way. Life should go on. Must.

And I’m happily and for a long time monogamous.

What I wanted to convey is, if the mesh is fine enough, the pattern can get marked on the skin, leaving an elegant but discreet - shall we call it - love brand behind.

If you’re going to cheat, at least be bold enough about it and keep the wedding band on.

Use metal and artistic value, like this.

And if the pattern is open enough, sun ligh will leave the mark on the skin. It’s one very discreet way to keep the “mark” of who we love, skin deep.

You can hammer it, quench it and sharpen it after that.

Still awsome.

Where is this?

That’s cute. And complies with the universal rule of “if it fits”.

Burn it by fire.

Burn this abomination.

Chtulhu was taking notes, I risk.

What have I just read in this thread?

Can we see, if only a page, of those books? Please?

That is the kind of unusual things from other times every person should get in touch with.

€4k was really cheap, I’ll risk.

You just stated what we should internalize more than ever: we can do something, even if if takes longer.

I’m in Europe too and dealing with shady/unwilling professionals forced me to wake up and start learning.

And never forget the skills we acquire for ourselves may one day prove of value to others. But just the sense of personal worth from getting something done or fixed is precious.

So, basically, we don’t know that much on anything besides understanding it’s really complex and difficult to figure out.

I was never small enough to fit in one, nor fun enough to be picked on. Plus, I was prone to fight back; I had very little to lose.

This picture is incomplete.

You need another guy on the ledt side, just casually watching as the others fight. That’s Debian.

The poor dude being shoved into the locker is Suse.

The bully is Ubuntu.

Now we need a bigger guy behind the bully, waiting to get his hands on the bully. That will be RedHat.

Arch will be behind RedHat, getting ready to punch him in the face.

Gentoo will be right behind Arch, laughing like a maniac at the carnage unfolding.

And to the far right side of the picture you get to see this underrated guy, just shrugging his shoulders. That’s LFS.