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Tattooed seniors answer question: What happens when you're older?

(PHOTOGRAPH BY Sameer Ashraf / Barcroft India /Barcoft Media via Getty Images)

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(PHOTOGRAPH BY Sameer Ashraf / Barcroft India /Barcoft Media via Getty Images)
By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
March 16, 2015

People often wonder before sitting down to get a tattoo what it will look like down the road.

>> MORE PHOTOS: Incredible seniors who prove that age is just a number

Below are photos collected from social media of seniors who wear their tattoos with pride:

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