Maenadwine sent in this cute shot of a tattooed Coast Guard guy that volunteered to build pens at her urban wildlife rehab center (with two of their numerous baby squirrels).
Tattooed Coast Guard
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116 responses to “Tattooed Coast Guard”
squeeeeeeee!!!
squeeeeeeee!!!
squeeeeeeee!!!
squeeeeeeee!!!
Ah how lovely, makes me go all squiggy inside.
He must be a lovely guy to get the squirrels trust like that.
Ah how lovely, makes me go all squiggy inside.
He must be a lovely guy to get the squirrels trust like that.
Ah how lovely, makes me go all squiggy inside.
He must be a lovely guy to get the squirrels trust like that.
Ah how lovely, makes me go all squiggy inside.
He must be a lovely guy to get the squirrels trust like that.
Awww, what a cutie! The squirrels are tops as well. 😉
Awww, what a cutie! The squirrels are tops as well. 😉
Awww, what a cutie! The squirrels are tops as well. 😉
Awww, what a cutie! The squirrels are tops as well. 😉
He’s one of the friendliest looking guys I’ve ever posted I think, at least in this photo!
He’s one of the friendliest looking guys I’ve ever posted I think, at least in this photo!
He’s one of the friendliest looking guys I’ve ever posted I think, at least in this photo!
He’s one of the friendliest looking guys I’ve ever posted I think, at least in this photo!
ssoooooo cute
ssoooooo cute
ssoooooo cute
ssoooooo cute
Gosh, I love big huggable modified guys. Yum!
Gosh, I love big huggable modified guys. Yum!
Gosh, I love big huggable modified guys. Yum!
Gosh, I love big huggable modified guys. Yum!
that guy rules.
that guy rules.
that guy rules.
that guy rules.
wow you can have tattooed hands in the coast guard? im assuming of course this is the US coast guard…right?
i heard that the military in general now accepts hand and neck tattoos if they were gotten before entering the military…but it still blows my mind…
wow you can have tattooed hands in the coast guard? im assuming of course this is the US coast guard…right?
i heard that the military in general now accepts hand and neck tattoos if they were gotten before entering the military…but it still blows my mind…
wow you can have tattooed hands in the coast guard? im assuming of course this is the US coast guard…right?
i heard that the military in general now accepts hand and neck tattoos if they were gotten before entering the military…but it still blows my mind…
wow you can have tattooed hands in the coast guard? im assuming of course this is the US coast guard…right?
i heard that the military in general now accepts hand and neck tattoos if they were gotten before entering the military…but it still blows my mind…
#8, I’ve heard that too, but I think that’s just for the enlisted ranks. I say this because I’ve seen some reports by a guy that had to remove an armband (forearm, IIRC) and a tattooed ring, before reporting to OCS.
D.
#8, I’ve heard that too, but I think that’s just for the enlisted ranks. I say this because I’ve seen some reports by a guy that had to remove an armband (forearm, IIRC) and a tattooed ring, before reporting to OCS.
D.
#8, I’ve heard that too, but I think that’s just for the enlisted ranks. I say this because I’ve seen some reports by a guy that had to remove an armband (forearm, IIRC) and a tattooed ring, before reporting to OCS.
D.
#8, I’ve heard that too, but I think that’s just for the enlisted ranks. I say this because I’ve seen some reports by a guy that had to remove an armband (forearm, IIRC) and a tattooed ring, before reporting to OCS.
D.
awwwww…
what a sweet picture 🙂
awwwww…
what a sweet picture 🙂
awwwww…
what a sweet picture 🙂
awwwww…
what a sweet picture 🙂
Total cuteness overload!
Total cuteness overload!
Total cuteness overload!
Total cuteness overload!
gosh, baby squirrels are so cute:)
gosh, baby squirrels are so cute:)
gosh, baby squirrels are so cute:)
gosh, baby squirrels are so cute:)
#9, I’ve noted in my dealings with the US military that the requirement to have tattoos removed prior to reporting to OCS entirely depends on how obvious the tattoo is, and also if it is _noticed_ by people. For example, a close friend had no trouble at all with his tattooed ring (which was fairly basic blackwork) as it didn’t really stand out against his skintone and had never been noted as existing, while a much paler friend with a small one-knuckle tattoo (it covered a knuckle of his index finger) had to get it removed (it was a very brightly colored piece, though).
#9, I’ve noted in my dealings with the US military that the requirement to have tattoos removed prior to reporting to OCS entirely depends on how obvious the tattoo is, and also if it is _noticed_ by people. For example, a close friend had no trouble at all with his tattooed ring (which was fairly basic blackwork) as it didn’t really stand out against his skintone and had never been noted as existing, while a much paler friend with a small one-knuckle tattoo (it covered a knuckle of his index finger) had to get it removed (it was a very brightly colored piece, though).