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I saw strife in 93 with focused and earth crisis at the somber reptile in atl. No clue what they'd be like now but they were pretty incredible back then.

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I love that how polite weed smokers are. :D

i like long walks in the snow, blood, and fire. also this photo looks better when black sabbath is playing in the background

Ego of the "artist" is the best explanation. Really the only stuff I'm not too fond of are the roses. Most of it isn't stuff I'd get tattooed but I'll put it on people if that's what they like. I do think that the jd crowe/tattoo brand stuff is a bit tougher and cooler looking but still retains that same vibe. There's an eagle in jeff crib's portfolio of an eagle tear out that is cherry creek but shows how you can make any of that stuff even cooler looking.

I know I used to get 80 proof at the grocery but then again I haven't bought liqour in a while. About the only thing I've gotten is beer. Now I'm curious to see what they're selling at the drive thru and grocery around here. I know one of the state liqour stores here is the only place to get the undilluted stuff. *just checked the drive thru by the shop and they are 42 proof and below. The other drive thru is in the state liquor store so I know that inside is different than what you can get in the drive thru part. When were the last reg changes?

Most liqour brands do this, I think mainly to meet whatever the local and state regs are for alcohol content sales. Like here in ohio, you can only buy liqour over 80 proof at "state" liqour stores. Everyone that sells liqour has to have a state licence but certain state approved liquor stores can sell the higher proof stuff. So you can get a bottle of just about anything that's 80 proof at the grocery, gas station, and drive thru package stores. I suppose it seems like a big deal but its how you cut moonshine when distilling it so it doesn't seem that outrageous to me.

Nah, you look more like varg vierkenes than a hipster. Haha

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@metalmancpa, agreed that the tea party aren't metal but they're a great band and severely overlooked.

That doesn't look like a healed tattoo.

Awesome! Always happy to ablige

So, gypsy music?

hammerskins have crossed hammers, sometimes with a bulldog head. usually straight edge kids will have "x"s of some sort, frequently in varisty lettering style. crossed hatchets i've only done and seen on fire fighters. also, i think that the jd crowe viking playing an axe guitar is pretty rad. there's a line drawing i've got of a reaper playing one also, not sure of it's origin but its definately got the 70's biker vibe going on with it. pretty awesome too.

Oh, and Ann & Jennie Peace

Debi "the illustrator" Kienel has been tattooing since the late 70's.

It's used in some fraternal organizations as one of the symbols of an aspect of their teachings. Sometimes old flash contained masonic and ioof symbols.

yes!

Way better than an iphone

could be freckles or some other type of natural skin pigmentation since it's not in all of it.

i looked at the pics and i don't really see it looking browinish.

I want something by dana before I get moved back south. Hopefully I can make it happen! @Dan S, its the real deal. The brewery is right in the restaurant and little lockers for your beer steins for regulars. However, I do enjoy hillbilly-american as well. All the bars in this part of ohio don't even meet the high class standards of white trash americana. So that stuff down there is classy in comparison.

Its in newport, Hofbräuhaus. There's one in munich germany and one in newport. The foods pretty good too if you like german stuff.

Have an authentic german beer while you're down there too.

Covington actually has a pretty interesting history, especially during the 20's. Even if it was nothing but briars and white trash, never be ashamed of where you're from.