anyone think its looking darker recently?

Definitely .. and larger, too!

Personally I hate tattoos on girls at the best of times, but I know I'm in a minority. We won't be around to witness all the sad old dears sitting round the lounge perimeters of the old people's homes, with their once proud tattoos now all faded and blurred.

Are you? I see plenty of people jump at the chance to have a rant about women and tattoos all the time on the Internet. It seems to be one of the new trendy things to do.

Your comment about old people's homes is a bit baffling though. If my main concern when I'm old and unable to look after myself, is one of my tattoos, I'll be pretty thrilled.

Rita recently removed her tattoo in real-life but the make-up department had to apply fake tattoo for her alter-ego, Roxy which explains why the tattoo looks 'darker' and 'bigger'.

It definitely got smaller at one stage so I was sure she had had it removed and was very surprised to see it so prominent again the other night.

Vile.

I don't like Tatoos at all. Alot of people (my aunt included) go way too overboard. Small ones I can cope with but as soon as soneone has a massive one or an arm covered...It is shame. Personally I wouldn't get one. I don't want them when I'm 80. Nor does the sound of a needle thing drawing on me sound appealing.

I don,t find tattoo,s on anyone, male or female nice to look at. JMO.