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    « Be it ever so humble... | Seen here, for the first time anywhere! »

    July 31, 2003

    Tattoos and piercings and holes, oh my!

    I just found a quote online that sums up my thoughts on excessive piercing and/or tattooing. It's from The Thirty-Nine Steps, by John Buchan.

    "A fool tries to look different: a clever man looks the same and is different."

    People are free to wear what they want and adorn their bodies as they see fit. However, I can't help but feel that a lot of people use an intentionally altered appearance as an easy out--it "forces" society to look at them askew, which then facilitates the altered individual's sneering contempt for the mainstream (y'know, the sell-outs, suits, and squares). I'd rather my counterculture subversives look like Young Republicans, thank you very much. That way, they have to back up their worldview with something more substantial than leopard-print hair or a mug full of metal.

    Posted by patrick at July 31, 2003 03:49 PM

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