tattoos

Metallic ink tattoos don't look like skin, and only a small percentage of people have such tattoos on their wrist.

I am not talking about the cutesy ankle tattoos, I am taking tattoos that require long sleeves to cover up or worse cannot be hidden.

There are lots of people with very strange or unusual ideas who don't have tattoos and don't dye their hair.

This is where Steve would've stepped in and said if you want tattoos use Android Wear.

Right, because people who have chosen to get dark tattoos are just like people who were born with darker skin.

In my experience, tattoos and piercings are very common in Germany and also in Switzerland.

The proclivity of hipster-douches with full sleeve tattoos in tech makes this even more shocking.

How many optical pulse oximeters don't work on people with tattoos on their wrists.

Everything from vaccination requiring a signed consent form and if under 18, a parent or legal guardian, to ear (or other) piercing, to tattoos.

When people choose to do/wear those things because they like them, or choose to have extensive piercings or tattoos, etc., more power to them.

So instead of kicking out Yakuza, they don't allow people with tattoos.

How many watches don't work on people with tattoos on their wrists?

Of course, the "startup castle" organizers might have gone against the grain in silly ways (tattoos?), but the mechanics is the same for any kind of going against the tastes of the public: media storm, your business or career ruined.

Do any of the following constitute "color" under the law: sunburning, vitiligo, albinism, tattoos, hair color, baldness, eye color?