angel_kaye13

Jelly Belly

Fight Night!*^^*

@DBear: Lol Knife Thrower

Front Porch

Store Front

@PhDorBUST: Hahaha~ I bet we can all make an exception. ;-) @stereopticons: Lol @asingleneuron: I thought the same thing, but you beat me!! Nice! Nasty Boys

@hopefulPhD2017: this qualifies you for my new favorite person, for 5 minutes, congratulations, I second this motion. ^^ ;-) Athlete's Foot

Tooth Ache (I know, one word. But it's the first thing I associated, so...for the game.)

Bottle up

Wine glasses

Sale price

Clearance sale

hat rack

baseball coach

space saver

Big Labowski

wait staff

wait please

super man

Bull cow

Bird brain

jail bait

Walking cane

Speaking from the student-side, I can assure you that several of my professors have tattoos. That being said, they seem to try to make them non-visible, or in locations that can be hidden via professional clothing. I'm not sure that it's necessarily for prejudicial reasons, but it is a deep-set concern for a conservative idea of professionalism, which is a fact if you mean to teach in some American institutions. However, I think that depends on the institution. I definitely know several colleagues (also students), who have full sleeves, several ABD or in the final stages of PhD. (They often wear long-sleeves, on work days.) So...You know, it will vary, but being able to cover your tattoos will likely make you more versatile for the market, depending on the conservatism of the institution.

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