This morning as I was walking through my professional office building, I noticed a young woman walking through with a large and noticeable tattoo on her arm. Upon a closer inspection I noticed what appeared to be the most interesting tattoo I’ve ever seen in passing.
I’d also like to point out that I work in a professional office building. In a very conservative State in the Union. So while I myself am no stranger to tattoos, I was definitely surprised when I saw this one!
While some people may consider it gutsy, I asked the young lady if I could take a picture of her tattoo. More specifically the conversation went like this:
Me: Excuse me miss!
Her: <Incredibly weird “why are you talking to me” look>
Me: that is the most awesome Tattoo I have ever seen. Would you mind if I took a picture with my phone?
Her: Sure.
Me: Thanks!
And that was the end of our conversation. Here now I share a censored version with you. Click the thumbnail above to see the picture I took.
Caution:I wouldn’t let my kids see this tattoo if I could help it! With that being said, I still saw it in my office building.
Personally, I’m not sure what would possess a person to get any kind of tattoo. At all. Part of that is my own personal life-long philosophy; some of it probably has to do with my beliefs; Mostly my thoughts revolve around: ”What the heck is that thing and why would you want it on your arm?!?!”.
Google recently unveiled it’s new Beta Service, Encrypted Google Web Search. The Google Blog post indicates that this new feature will help in protecting your search terms and search results from third party intermediaries like your ISP or employer.
Employers and Internet Service Providers will still know that you’re using the Google Search for something, but the theory is that SSL will protect your search terms, and the search result list you get back. Keep in mind if you follow links from Google out into the interweb, those sites may not be encrypted.
To make Encrypted Google Web Search your default search, follow the simple steps below!
Encrypted Google Web Search on Chrome:
Click the Tools menu.
Select Options.
Click the Basics tab.
Click Manage in the “Default search” section.
Click the Add button in the “Search Engines” window.
Enter “Google SSL” in the Name: field.
Enter “ssl:” in the Keyword: field.
Copy the following URL and paste it into the URL: field.
I used to work with a young single guy who would date girls based on their “FP”, or ‘Fat Potential’.
If the first few dates were going good, he would take the unusual step of trying to meet the girls family. More specifically, he wanted to meet her mother to evaluate what the younger girls Fat Potential might be, based on how her mother’s appearance has panned out over the years.
If the girl appeared to be at a high risk for FP, he would frequently end the relationship within a couple of days thereafter.