Tattoos in America
From Wikipedia A poll conducted online in July 2003 estimated that 16% of all adults in the United States have at least one tattoo. The highest incidence of tattoos was found among the gay, lesbian and bisexual population (31%) and among Americans ages 25 to 29 years (36%) and 30 to 39 years (28%). Regionally, people living in the West (20%) were more likely to have tattoos. Democrats were more likely to have tattoos (18%) than Republicans (14%) and Independents (12%); approximately equal percentages of males (16%) and females (15%) have tattoos.[2] The issue of tattoos as a sign of gang membership is a small factor in my dislike of them. The following story shows the international popularity of tattoos. And, last - how much do you trust your tattooist? It's a little like the many people who pay to have Asian tattoos - are you REALLY sure about what it says? From FoxNews, New York City jewelry designer Jane Ko speaks about tattoos she's seen “I’ve seen some pretty funny Chin...