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The time Ganesh Raghunath Dhangade got separated from his parents at a crowded railway station in India, not only was he a kid but the art of tattooing was also at its infancy. In the ’70s and ’80s it was an art more sneered at than appreciated and sporting tattoos was generally regarded as behaviour beyond the pale, the domain of sailors, bikers, gangsters and drug-snorting, free-loving hippies.Even when the toffs started donning tattoos, the needle art was generally associated with bad things. In a P.G. Wodehouse novel, a young man had almost had a raspberry handed to him by the love of his life after she enlarged a photograph of him at the sea side and discovered inked on his chest the name of another girl. In a Ruth Rendell mystery, chief inspector Wexford, though retired, nabs a killer after a victim who survived describes in details the tattoo on his arm, and in a grisly scene described graphically by Stieg Larsson, a girl punishes her assailant by tattooing ‘I am a rapist’ on his back.However,[url=http://www.saclancelvente.fr]lancel soldes[/url], Dhangade’s tattoo shows things are changing and yesterday’s object of scorn is today’s lovable little family unifier. After 24 years of living as an orphan, the cop was finally reunited to his family, thanks to his mother’s name tattooed on his arm. With the tattoo now having gone up in the esteem of families, one wonders if the Dhangade saga will start a new trend. In some places, it is mandatory for kids to wear identity tags to prevent their getting lost. Now will they think of switching to identity tattoos? var google_adnum = 2; function google_ad_request_done(google_ads) {var s = '';var i;if (google_ads.length == 0) { return; }s+='
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