tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-51454407843998158.post8509796452437794858..comments2023-03-25T10:32:26.864+03:00Comments on Bad Hebrew Tattoos: Shabbat Special: Welcome the Good Hebrew TattoosUnknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-51454407843998158.post-34344536320231291232010-01-31T22:05:20.162+02:002010-01-31T22:05:20.162+02:00Where tattoos are concerned, everyone has their ow...Where tattoos are concerned, everyone has their own preference. <br /><br />However, those tiny scribbles that you talk about - they might be tasteful and special to their owner, and all that, just not very interesting to display. I much prefer to look at something artful and unusual.Typo Tathttps://www.blogger.com/profile/07411550136939975038noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-51454407843998158.post-22066243905451652622010-01-30T23:57:10.883+02:002010-01-30T23:57:10.883+02:00I prefer small tattoos (like a treble clef or the ...I prefer small tattoos (like a treble clef or the sign on infinity on the back of the neck.. or a mysterious Hindi symbol on the breast near the shoulder). <br />Those two seem to be big and intimidating - especially the first which seems to be just big and tasteless. Tattoo should be like a small jewel, and that tattoo turns the hand into a human canvas. That would look very bad as time goes on..Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-51454407843998158.post-61279194920380239852010-01-30T22:10:38.478+02:002010-01-30T22:10:38.478+02:00ESP? I was 2 minutes away from suggesting it mysel...ESP? I was 2 minutes away from suggesting it myself when I saw this delightful temporary change of pace. And we can afford to be generous with Yoseph: After all, Israeli Hebrew calls a jackhammer: 'Congo', polyethelene: 'nylon', a refrigerator: 'Frigidaire' and any power saw: 'Jackson'. Ugh. Joey can relax, it's ok. Shavua tov.yonatanhttp://www.xanga.com/jsolbergnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-51454407843998158.post-27196465831159860742010-01-30T20:27:22.012+02:002010-01-30T20:27:22.012+02:00Sure, Yosef was there first.
As for the Hamsa, it...Sure, Yosef was there first.<br /><br />As for the Hamsa, it did not originate in the Jewish religion, but it's very much a part of the Jewish/Israeli traditions now.Typo Tathttps://www.blogger.com/profile/07411550136939975038noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-51454407843998158.post-46497957603520870032010-01-30T20:08:42.969+02:002010-01-30T20:08:42.969+02:00I'd say that "Joseph" is the English...I'd say that "Joseph" is the English form of Yosef (As Yosef was there first...)<br /><br />Also - Hamsa has no standing in Judaism, it's merely a middle-eastern folklore.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com