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thanks. I've had one 2 hr sitting since. i havent been counting the hours but i think its hover somewhere around 10 give or take. its going very quickly. here it is now.

Yeah, I'm signed up on here. I did the "is a bitch" addition for good ol' Oliver, he doesn't believe in cover-ups.

I had seen the original clip before (big fan of the noble badger) so when my girlfriend was laughing her ass of watching it, I couldn't figure out what was so funny. Then she turned the volume up. Honey Badger doesn't give a shit.

The Bleeding (2009) - IMDb The Bleeding: Surrounded by carnage, slaughter, brutal crashes and total mayhem, Shawn Black is in a race to save the world from pure evil. co-starring "Katherine von Drachenberg". The review on IMDB contains this caveat: "Avoid this film as if it was made from anthrax clothed in a 3-piece suit of the plague, on fire, carrying a machine gun that shot bullets made from herpes" Looks like it was shot in '09 but is just getting a dvd release. Hah.

My wife's name is Felicia, and there's a flower called felicia, so I've got a few incorporated into a piece on my leg: I also have tons of roses, peonies and cherry blossoms, but I still want some nice Filip Leu-style mums.

I met George Campise, when he was at Everlasting, on a trip to San Fran. He was unbelievably nice. He invited me to sit with him while he tattooed and just talked to me about all aspects of the business and about himself. I was really influenced by his attitude and the way I was treated. He didn't know me at all, yet he treated me with an unbelievable amount of respect and courtesy. On the same trip, I got tattooed at Blackheart and it was an awesome experience and it left my wife with a great impression of the place. Scott really went out of his way to give us suggestions of what to do in the area. He even stopped tattooing his customer to call his father to ask some questions about Santa Cruz. I met Daniel Albrigo when he was working at Invisible in NYC and he was totally cool to me as well. He knew I wasn't there to get tattooed that day but it didn't matter. We talked about tattooing, our collections, and what not. I've always had really good experiences with Olde City in Philly and Jinx Proof in DC. I figure if these shops and tattooers can treat me with courtesy and respect, I can do the same to others.

I was 15 and I forgot to bring my clothes into the bathroom with me to shower(so I was fully dressed when exiting). I went out to get my shirt and my mom saw the tattoo on my arm. After gasping she said, "well I guess I should've expected this". Soon after she kicked me out of the house. Four years later she let me move back in for a little and let me set up a 'home studio' in the garage and even tolerated all the cholos coming over to get tattooed. Very hip lady

World's smallest panther (by Ben Grillo, of course):