When I was 18 I got a second job working behind a bar. I got to see what tattoos look like on very old men and decided I didn't want one after all.
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Gerald Wilgus
I think I will stop at two. My last was in Thailand where a Arjan gave me a Sak Yant, a Sanscrit prayer.
tamalito
Nice!
Was it made with a tattoo gun or was it made the traditional way which I forgot how is called
Was it made with a tattoo gun or was it made the traditional way which I forgot how is called
Gerald Wilgus
It was done traditionally with a 3 foot steel spiked bamboo shaft. Before giving me the tattoo he interviewed me (through a translator) for forty minutes. Here is the process.
Metalhead
I have a large tattoo of Mega Man on my back. I regret nothing about that.
Do you have a specific idea in mind already?