Allowance for clothes

Lotus-eater

TheConways wrote: »

I find some of the comments on here really bizarre. The OP isn't suggesting [STRIKE]her[/STRIKE] his daughter goes out dressed inappropriately - just that [STRIKE]she[/STRIKE] he lets [STRIKE]her[/STRIKE] his daughter budget and choose her own clothes. Clearly she has an interest in style as she is looking for unique pieces in charity shops.

I just corrected this slightly for you, but thanks for the post

TheConways

Lotus-eater wrote: »

I just corrected this slightly for you, but thanks for the post

Whoops, thanks for correcting. I scanned the OP too quickly :beer:

FatVonD

Cat501 wrote: »

Thank you Lol isn't it funny, I'd never even thought about a tattoo until I was well into my thirties, and I know a good few people who are the same! Perhaps it's because they are becoming mainstream? Oh dear, I am a conformist after all:D:D

I still only have one small tattoo on my back, but I have a couple of piercings, I didn't get the first one till I was about 32

I got my first tattoo when I was 51 (wrist to elbow) :rotfl:

I'm glad I waited though until I knew it was something I really, really wanted. I'm sure I'd have regretted it if I'd had one done when I was young (as I'm sure the girl having a frog tattooed on her shoulder as I left will do) :eek:

My son's interest in tattoos is waning but if, come 18, he really does want one I'll do my utmost to make sure he has it done by a decent tattoo artist and not whichever shop is closest because there are some really bad tattoos walking the streets! I really hope he doesn't want any though because I'd prefer him to keep his skin the way I made him:(