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The Story of the Tramp Stamp

By: Ashley M Ford | 2010-04-02 | Tattoos
If you have been living under a rock for the past decade or so you may not know what a tramp stamp is. A tramp stamp is a tattoo located on the lower back of a woman. With nearly 20% of women out in the world having a tramp stamp one starts to think, where did this not so nice term come from. read more

Steps to Get a Tramp

By: Tara Susan Markings | 2010-05-21 | Tattoos
Deciding to get a tattoo is something not simple, therefore, you should think carefully before making up your mind. Below are some steps to help you towards getting your Tramp Stamp. read more

Lower Back Tattoos - New Designs That Don't Look Like a Tramp Stamp

By: Mark S Myers | 2010-03-31 | Tattoos
The lower back tattoo for women makes sense for some many reasons. With the right design it can actually enhance this area where all the female curves come together. Here are some new ideas on how to keep the lower back tattoo from being trashy or considered a "tramp stamp." read more

Toffee Tramp Talk

By: Michael J. Parker | 2010-03-26 | Desserts
Toffee has been a well-loved candy everywhere in the world and for the longest time. The British are particularly fond of it and have, in fact, created quite a number of varieties of the heavenly confection, including caramel, butterscotch and other traditional sweets with the same core ingredients. read more

Rib and Foot Tattoos - Hot and Sexy Tattoo Locations For Women

By: Peter Brat | 2010-04-01 | Tattoos
The rib and foot area are the two most painful parts of the body to get tattooed yet they are still the top picks of women nowadays when it comes to tattoo locations. They seem to be the new replacement for lower back tattoos especially because of the fact that that area has been labeled as "tramp stamp". read more

Tattoo Machines: Tattoos and Celebrity Tattooist Artists

By: Rachel Zhang | 2011-03-25 | Tattoos
The perception of tattoos has come a long way in recent years. From less than salubrious origins in the murky ports and back alleys of another time and place via motorbike gangs and prisoners in cells using homemade tattoo machines, today the tattoo is virtually gleaming with respectability as everyone and your bank manager has one. read more

Tramp Nightclub, Melbourne, Australia - Review

By: barsandnightclubs | 2010-10-06 | Travel Tips
Despite any misgivings one may have about Tramp, based solely on its provocative name and location (King Street), Tramp continues, weekend after weekend, to please its patrons. Downstairs at the small club the atmosphere never fades or ceases to please, although it is the kind of place best visited after midnight, rather than a place to start off your night (it peaks around 3am). The DJs at Tramp continually play underground electro to keep the dancers on the floor happy, while the chilled out s read more

How to Choose a Stamp?

By: Christina Cook | 2010-03-30 | Product Reviews
The usage of a stamp, amongst other things, dictates its choice. Which kind of stamp you get, depends on what kind of stamping you want to do - art, official, etc. The choice of stamps also varies, from rubber stamps, to self inking stamps, or a common seal. It even depends on the stamping technique you want to use, and the medium you are using the stamp on - fabric or paper or any other medium. read more

Discussing Tattoo Designs and Placement

By: Heather | 2011-05-07 | Arts & Entertainment
Tattoos are very popular and can be a wonderful thing to get. But the problem is knowing what to get and where to get it. This article discusses popular tattoo designs and placement. read more

Dating Women With Tattoos

By: Bradley Jackson-Pitt | 2010-04-01 | Dating
It is really hard to find a woman these days that don't have a tattoo. Everywhere you look girls are branded with various artwork on their bodies that can either make them look sexy or just plain scary. Some guys have reserves about dating women with tattoos because they believe that it suggest something about the women in question. read more

Stamp Collecting

By: Rossie Butler | 2011-08-29 | Collecting
Stamp collecting is one of the most popular hobbies for most people. Whereas there are those who collect the stamps for fun because of their pretty and colorful pictures read more

Rubber Stamps

By: Kurt Ross | 2011-02-24 | Crafts
Doing crafting has always been popular. One craft that has really taken off in the last few years has been scrapbooking. A big part of scrapbooking is using rubber stamps. A new line of rubber stamps, including the JustRite Stampers and the Spellbinder Dies can bring your scrapbooking to a new level! read more

Photo stamps

By: April Estepp | 2013-04-22 | Photography
The particular designed bar code contains data such as the date of the making of the photo stamps and the software package serialized number. A great deal of research has gone into the information based indicia technology and the end result is that photo stamps are completely reliable and trust worthy. read more

Stamp Collecting

By: Paul S Record | 2010-03-29 | Crafts
Stamp collecting started in 1840 with the issue of the first proper stamp, the Penny Black, followed closely by the Twopenny Blue. Previous to this you had to rely on Hand stamps from each local area. What happened after was the biggest hobby in the world up until the 1990's, for all age groups, only to be surpassed by the computer age. Most unfortunately these days, the backbone of the collectors - the Children of the world - have in general lost interest in this very time consuming hobby. The main stay of stamp collecting is now a much older generation and the numbers are getting less. read more

Concrete Stamping

By: Ken Hermanto | 2010-03-30 | Interior design
Concrete stamping or stamped concrete can be used to describe the patterning that is associated with concrete so as to be able to resemble different textures or designs like those of the brick, flag stone etc. This method has been proved to be less expensive as it is made to resemble other building materials meaning that not will not be necessary to buy such materials. read more