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That Nate Beavers tattoo is so good. The expression is different...I'd say "worried".

@jayessebee - just...yes. Yes, dude.

AG will do anybody right.

Grabbed a bottle of Fog's End Monterey Rye tonight...having a blast with it. Not what I expected from a 50% sugar 50% rye...

A good friend of mine brought a bottle of Whistle Pig over a few weeks ago. I'm still uncurling my toes. I didn't know a Rye could do that.

Yeah, I wouldn't know. I didn't go! But ummm...you know, I imagine that a Death Metal band of their stature keeps it fairly even. I actually kind of like Illud Divinum Insanus...because I don't really care for convention...and the title has a hidden "anus" in it.

Let's have a thread of recent regrets. My wife wanted to take me to see Morbid Angel last night. But after a week where I laid my father to rest, traveled, worked, got tattooed and had a brutal yoga session...I waived it off and passed it up. I feel fucking lame now. So much regret. Found a pair of gold Oliver People's glasses at 50% that actually fit my fat face. Passed that shit off. I regret it. Drove by my favorite falafel joint on the way home from grocery shopping today thinking "I'll make something at home..." - nope. I didn't make shit. I drank 4 IPAs instead. I regret passing it up. I regret not starting Jeremy Maclin in fantasy this week. Projected at 8.47. Actual was 21.0. I regret that shit. Please, talk about regrets.

I figure enough people liked this in the Latest Tattoo Lowdown thread to warrant an entry here. Done by Johnny Bones at Full Circle Tattoo in San Diego, CA. Johnny be good!

Dan Rick and Jeremy Ross Armstrong are on my list of favorite tattooers for sure. I'd definitely be interested in seeing other folk's mentions.

Just got this today from Johnny Bones at Full Circle Tattoo in San Diego, CA. Edit: I'd be remiss if I didn't mention how goddamn classy Full Circle is. They accommodated a rigid schedule for me (I jumped on an airplane an hour after this) and Johnny knocked out a nice little memento under pressure. The shop itself is gorgeous and their crew were nice as can be. Johnny Bones has been guesting there for a few weeks. He works at Mi Familia in Anaheim. He's pretty killer.

I love that notion. Knowing something is so correct...but really looking inward and thinking "ehhh....I think am destined for something a bit different" Cheers.

Pretty sure it is by Steve Boltz. They have it in American Graffiti too. I've looked at that thing for hours and hours. It rules.

What is your garlic "system"?

That's just too good!

I definitely love everything between A Blaze in the Northern Sky and Panzerfaust...but the roll they've been on since The Cult is Alive is just good. There is a certain confidence exhibited on the last 4 records that is just beyond cool.

Got this last night from RJ Hitchcock at American Graffiti. Raw hamburger.

That is the truth. I'm on my 3rd job in 11 months...been playing it safe financially and keeping out of the chair so I can keep a roof over my head. Finally caught a break and my wife generously donated to my tattoo funds for my birthday a few weeks back. I'm going to love every minute of my session tomorrow. It is always nice when you can go get a tattoo in good conscious.

Haven't been tattooed in about a year. Going to American Graffiti on Friday night to get a little rose action from RJ Hitchcock. I'm so goddamn jazzed.

Talking Songs for Walking and Indivisible are being reissued on vinyl in October.

Whatever the case...if there is no skulduggery...then it is a definite "Win" for all parties involved.

#1 is pretty good...but I'll throw my vote at #2.

I think Wild Bill has a shop in Roseville. And yeah, these are a lot of fun to look through. Thanks Dan S.

That black and red is super handsome. Good shit.