Sweet Interlude

[Verlyn]

Hmmm! Celtic knot earrings. Wonder if they have those in "guy" earrings...

They sure do; I have one and I've seen boatloads of them at Celtic fests. Mine looks like Gman's avatar.

[Sir Robert]

As "Guy Earrings".

As far as blood goes they will not take mine either, all those years of fighting for your country makes you a risk. don't you know.

Oh by the way it is O-Negative that is universal guys.

[Bugbear]

Sounds pretty cool. I'll have to read up on which earrings go best with a kilt look. Although, I would guess that you could accessorize like with a kilt pin and so on based on a theme. Like a Scottish theme or Navajo, or what ever just so it all goes together. Thanks.

They sure do; I have one and I've seen boatloads of them at Celtic fests. Mine looks like Gman's avatar.

[James MacMillan]

I never heard the tattoo prohibition?

I've got a few, nobody ever said diddly?

[Monkey@Arms]

I never heard the tattoo prohibition?

I've got a few, nobody ever said diddly?

Well, they probably weren't looking at that part of your anatomy.

Here's the American Red Cross rule for tattoos:

Wait 12 months after being treated for syphilis or gonorrhea.

Oops that was the rule about donations from Marines. Here's the one about tattoos:

Tattoo
Wait 12 months after a tattoo if the tattoo was applied in a state that does not regulate tattoo facilities. This requirement is related to concerns about hepatitis.

Acceptable if the tattoo was applied by a state-regulated entity using sterile needles and ink that is not reused. Only a few states currently regulate tattoo facilities, so most donors with tattoos must wait 12 months after tattoo application before donating blood. You should discuss your particular situation with the health historian at the time of donation.

Best regards,

Jake

[James MacMillan]

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