Tattoo_Persuasion

Brandon Zarecky Donna Galati Huls Formal Paper #2 March 8, 2010 The Controversy of Tattoos Another issue that could affect placement choice on the body is the professional career. It’s important to think aboutcareer choices. Depending on that specific job, it might not be acceptable to get a tattoo in a visible area such as the neck, face, hands, or so forth. For example, if a college student decides to get a tattoo before going for the big job, there’s a possibility of no longer being eligible for it. Some ideas to keep in mind when avoiding those problems are any types of jobs that may require a shirt and tie or reasonably dressy professional clothes. That’s why it’s often highly recommended to get a first tattoo where a piece of clothing can easily hide it if necessary. Luckily, there is a chance the job is more relaxed and flexible and not too serious about what is required to wear for work. Annotated Bibliography This particular source was very helpful in a way to list and explain a lot of the most common pros and cons talked about with tattoos. In this source, it gives information on good reasons for getting them and then also bad reasons as well. Of course, it only lists some, but every little bit helps and helped me with this essay. This list was able to identify most of the positives and negatives when thinking about getting a tattoo. This source here, by David Tony came to be very helpful when looking for advantages. Whenreading though, it still has disadvantages listed even when the article is called the advantages of tattoos. That’s something that will be read in just about every article on the same topic. Using this source came to really help me as far as the risks and dangers were concerned. Sarah Freeland does a good job of putting down useful information that involves a lot of the dangers with tattooing. I really liked what all this article had to say on the topic and used very much of its literature. This source is very much like the other one about the pros and cons. But it does have some different information that the other one does not. It was also helpful when listing more of the pros and good things about tattoos as well as all the cons. Since there are more cons then pros, I was sure to use more of them that were different. Tattoo&id=1937463>. This article was good for finding and researching a lot of the good and bad reasons for getting a tattoo. Obviously by the title, that is what you can expect from reading it. John D. Frost kind of goes along with a lot of the positives and negatives, pros and cons, and turns them into reasons to make his article more interesting which really caught my eye. After reading, it became a very good source and made me want to use it.