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Oh damn we must have just missed that. We got there in time to see them popping balloons with knives and the kiss of death trick.

Sorry to see you didn't go home with anything, @SeeSea, except this awesomely ironic picture of us being photobombed by Brian O'Halloran from Clerks while wearing a shirt that says "Polite as Fuck." It was cool catching up with you again @Bunny Switchblade, and meeting you @daveborjes.

Yeah I'll still be going on Sunday to do battle.

Great work so far this month. Glad to see some more progress @Diehardonvhs @Shaggy and @MrToby. Diehard, you're going to be hitting that other cheek?

Are we counting wind bars? I have way too many wind bars.

Do you not like your tattoo? Is there something you found wrong with it that you were hoping we would mention and validate your feelings? It's a fine tattoo. It'll look great with color.

You should stick that blog in your signature. I already forgot which thread you posted it in originally.

You never mow another man's lawn.

I always give a courtesy shave. I come in ready to rock.

I'm not sure you can just add a tentacle across it's mouth. You can't just go over other lines like that.

I'm just here to point out the hilarity of motsimus' comment followed by the comment in Myles' signature.

East Coast!!! Venues | Perseverance | Japanese American National Museum Traveling Exhibition Sites Current/Upcoming Venues Towson University February 5 – May 2, 2015 Asian Arts Gallery Center for the Arts Towson, MD 21252 Web: towson.edu Phone: 410.704.2787 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts May 30 – September 27, 2015 200 N. Boulevard Richmond, VA 23220 Web: vmfa.museum Phone: 804.340.1405 Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens February 23 – May 22, 2016 4000 Morikami Park Rd. Delray Beach, FL 33446 Web: morikami.org Phone: 561.495.0233

Although, with the way forum notifications work, the OP might get an email and he can come back and enlighten us on his decision. @SlowMoe

Come guys, this thread is from exactly a year ago. Ake11 was a necromancer in his past life.

Sitting or standing room only?

@OutOfIdeas Yeah I don't post much in the "Your overall look as a tattooed person" thread, ha.

I just bought 4 more. My wife is running out of patience, it's a good thing she is a cat lady, haha. Now we have a total of 7.

Thank you all. As you can see I am very happy to receive this shirt.

What the heck is a deco-ish googah? IMO if you want a horse tattoo, get a horse tattoo, not a tattoo of a horse painting. Maybe the painting could serve as a good reference, but I wouldn't get a copy. The Japanese style horses look bold and incredible, and that style also lends very well to full sleeves if you go to the right artist. Google Junii Salmon and tell me that doesn't look feminine. Unfortunately @Lance hates us, so I haven't seen an updated picture, but here is that style of horse tattoo. http://www.lastsparrowtattoo.com/gallery/member/8230-oda-nobunaga.html&imageuser=1982

Is it risky buying an old Harley? I love the look of some of the shovelheads, but I don't know what I need to be aware of. Apparently some shovels get stolen from the 1%s in my area, I don't know if that's just a myth. My first car was a horribly beat up 1968 Mustang, so I'm no stranger to turning a wrench, but this would be my first motorcycle. What are the common things I should look out for? Should a beginner rider stick to something more reliable?

When you say things like this and don't provide a picture, it's hard to trust you. How can we know for sure?

I've seen articles on how women get nipple tattoos if they end up with a mastectomy. It only makes sense to carry that over to other scarring. I wonder if people will start approaching tattoo artists to get this kind of stuff done if news becomes more main stream.

I prefer the traditional stuff on myself, but I really like that realistic Japanese style. Looks great @draven888

I'll keep an eye out for you Bunny!

So black @bongsau Those parts where they just keep getting hit and hit and hit. You think to yourself "He has to almost be done with that little spot, right?"