Post a photograph of a tasteful tattoo

Lovely.

There aren't any.

Dr Woo

L.A.

The words "tasteful" and "tattoo" never belong in a sentence together. Ever.

Uh huh.

I've told this story on here before, but I once interviewed a young lady for a job in my law firm who had the words "Classy & Elegant" tattooed across her collarbone in script. I was honest with her and told her that no one in any professional office was going to hire her as long as she had it. She left crying but it was the truth.

R6 She could have applied makeup to it or otherwise covered it. Did you bother assessing her actual qualifications, or did you just look at her and tell her to leave?

Lawyers are special.

You are lucky that she didn't sue you R6

[quote]She could have applied makeup to it or otherwise covered it.

Not in my office she couldn't.

[quote]Did you bother assessing her actual qualifications, or did you just look at her and tell her to leave?

Any skills she might have had were eclipsed by her dismal and unfortunate decision to maim her body with that tattoo. I don't need someone with poor decision making skills working in my office.

[quote]Lawyers are special.

Well, [italic]this[/italic] one is; that's for damn sure.

[quote]You are lucky that she didn't sue you.

Having said that, R8, it's fairly obvious that you did not go to law school.

That interview candidate lucked out. Talk about a nightmare boss.

No I didn't go to law school R9, but you showed a bias in an interview.

[quote]That interview candidate lucked out. Talk about a nightmare boss.

That is patently untrue, R10. On the contrary, I am an exceptional boss.

I have been in private practice since I was 26 years old, and I am now 44. Six of the nine people who work in my office have been with me since my first 3 years in practice. We are all very close and I consider them family members. Furthermore, they are better paid than many, many lawyers are today. I am a civil rights attorney and a very successful one at that. Most attorneys would never compensate their staff in the manner that I do, but I believe in supporting the people who support me.

[quote] . . . you showed a bias in an interview.

I really hate to have to repeat myself, R11, but . . . it's clear that you didn't go to law school.

R12, there is no way you are 44. Maybe 20 years ago, but you are not currently 44. Why are you lying?

[quote]tasteful tattoo

Oxymoron