When you are fed up with your tattoos, why not get them drawn over with skin coloured new ones?
I’m not posting naked pictures of anyone on the internet.
Anyhow, I’ve been telling the same story for years, including several times prior on the Dope, with no change in details. If someone suddenly decides I’ve been engaged in a multi-decade joke of some sort with complete strangers that’s on them.
Depending on the tattoo and what colors you have skin color just isn’t going to cover it up enough to make it disappear. Especially if it’s a black tattoo.
I’m not a fan of tattoos on anyone - male or female. I can appreciate the artistry of some of the designs, but I’d rather see the tattoo artist using their talents elsewhere.
Perhaps its my age, but I associate tattoos with the lowest levels of society. And they do limit one’s employment possibilities in many lines of work. Maybe because most HR folks are middle-aged women like me with the same type of prejudices against tattoos. 
I also work in HR, am middle aged, different gender though.
I have two tattoos, one of which almost everyone in my department has seen. No one seems to mind. As a matter of act they ones who had heard the story behind absolutely love it.
Oh, you’re no fun anymore.
This is why none of mine are where a judge will ever see them (unless he’s looking at Exhibit A, a photo of my dead body, in which case I don’t suppose I care anymore). 
Nor will a potential employer ever see them. Neck and knuckle tattoos aren’t called Everlasting Jobstoppers for nothing. 
Found it.
Snerk.
You guys are being a bit hard on BS. I for one believe the rebeW story is every bit as true as the femur breaking!
I’ve worked in lots of big companies with lots of middle aged women in the HR department, and many of those middle aged corporate women had visible tattoos.
The tattoo “fad” has been going on for 20 years. If you got a trendy tramp stamp back in 1995 when you were 21, you’re now 41 with the same tramp stamp.
It can be surprisingly hard to accurately match skin tones, and it is unlikely to cover any ink that’s darker than your skin.
One of these days the skeptics here will found to be wrong, and I will laugh my ass off.
Seriously, you can’t wrap your head around the idea that someone at a picnic involving massive quantities of alcohol and young men might have an accident with a hot grill that leads to permanent scarring? Why is that so inconceivable?
I think what we all really want to know is what was going on that your husband had his pants and underwear off at a picnic with other people around who possibly had their pants and underwear off.
Rump roast.
A: I don’t think anyone is having a hard time “wrapping their head around it” or finds it “inconceivable” so much as very, very unlikely, as well as the type of story that someone might have said “ha ha, it would be funny if…” and then decided to tell as if it were fact.
B: It’s less “an accident with a hot grill that leads to permanent scarring” (which is not even a little difficult to believe) and more “pressing your bare flesh on a grill and holding it there long enough and still enough to burn the backwards word ‘weber’ permanently into your ass” (which is).
Seriously, how long does one have to press their bare ass against a hot weber logo to end up with a recognizable and permanent brand? Was someone holding him down? Does he have no reflexes? On my weber grill, the logo gets fairly hot but certainly not too hot to touch momentarily without permanent scarring. Was this a special model that had the logo cast onto the actual grilling surface? Did someone press down on your husband with a spatula to get a good sear?
Sorry to poke fun, but this story seems pretty silly.
There’s a pattern of this sort with this poster.
I believe that people can burn themselves on a grill by accident, and end up with a permanent scar. I don’t believe it can or did happen in the manner you describe.
Hey, I have Weber burnt on my arse; I fell on a burning copy of an Honor Harrington novel when I was drunk and naked.
Well it would be pretty easy to prove me wrong. Claiming that you would have to post a full body, nude shot of your husband (oops, I mean spouse) is just silly. Just crop it.
Because even if your model has a raised logo that would get hot enough to brand someone, so would the surrounding metal. If a drunken person fell into it, a person so drunk as to lay on it long enough to get branded, all of the grill would would burn them - not just the raised letters.
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True dat.
Seeing someone like Kat von D do what, to my personal taste, is destroying a super hot body with more and more ink makes me sad.
Of course, it’s her body and if she wants to tattoo the inside of her urethra that’s her choice; my “complaint” is only esthetical.