Posted AT 8:40 AM EDT on 27/08/07
Tattoos not taboo
For some people, tattoos are skeletons out of the closet - rambunctious rites of passage that hover and haunt with each passing year.Others make the leap into body art as adults and actively engage in the design process, rather than select a symbol that they hope means something profound.
But no matter the time, place or circumstance upon which the decision is made to rat-a-tat-too, few people pause to consider whether there are professional consequences.
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