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Got it yesterday, seems to be healing well. I've been wanting to get a tattoo for about 6 years and it's been a toss up between this one and another one for the last 2-3 years. This was the final decision. I'll probably still get the other one too, just not for a while since they are a lot more expensive that I thought.
Comments welcome... my feelings aren't easily hurt, but I will fire back if you say something too out of line.
*edit* it's on my calf.
Comments welcome... my feelings aren't easily hurt, but I will fire back if you say something too out of line.
*edit* it's on my calf.
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Thanks guys... I'm pleased with it. The image is actually out of the front cover of "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance". I thought it suited me well. I had the artist shade it better than in the book (the wrench is solid black in the book).
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it's pretty cool. i could never get inked. all i think about is all those grandmas with wrinkly lower back tats.
but grampa with the old anchor on the forearm is cool. blow me down.
but grampa with the old anchor on the forearm is cool. blow me down.
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sweet... keep 'em comming guys. I'd like to see some of the other stuff car junkies get.
SOL, very nice. I wish I could say mine was so meaningful, but it's not. You used ink the way god intended...
SOL, very nice. I wish I could say mine was so meaningful, but it's not. You used ink the way god intended...
Yea, I get alot of compliments on it. I also have her name underneath it. It was a beautiful picture that I thought had alot of meaning.
Yours looks nice aswell, Were you thinking of any wording? Maybe craftsman will give you a sponsorship if you put their name on it
Yours looks nice aswell, Were you thinking of any wording? Maybe craftsman will give you a sponsorship if you put their name on it
Looks good Arkmage.
I've always thought the skull with the crossed pistons was cool. I can't find a good example that I like now. The cartoon skull has always look best to me. Maybe something on the forehead of the skull? I think I saw one with a round vw logo on the forehead. I don't think I want a VW logo on my body, but it looked cool.
Hrmmm ... that was a stream of consciousness.
I've always thought the skull with the crossed pistons was cool. I can't find a good example that I like now. The cartoon skull has always look best to me. Maybe something on the forehead of the skull? I think I saw one with a round vw logo on the forehead. I don't think I want a VW logo on my body, but it looked cool.
Hrmmm ... that was a stream of consciousness.
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Ummm... no. That would be the part I regret... I change loyalty to tool companies on a monthly basis. It seems like a real hit or miss or most brands. It's a shame I can't afford snap-ons line-up.
I know a guy that got a set of 200lbs dumbells on the top of his foot and the words "never lift" written under it.
I've got a Traditional Japanese full sleeve on my left arm of a dragon. Never regretted it or the other work I have. I always wanted to get somthing car related, but never found anything I was willing to live with for any length of time.
Take good care of it, you can **** up a good (or bad) tattoo easily if you don't heal it correctly. I use the barely **** with it approach and it has worked pretty well.
Take good care of it, you can **** up a good (or bad) tattoo easily if you don't heal it correctly. I use the barely **** with it approach and it has worked pretty well.
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