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@Hogridertells it like it is. In the tattoo world, BS is rampant and a fresh word is always great to see 🙂
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By Blue Tattoo · Posted
Hahaha I don't think Hogrider pulls any punches. -
By Zerpersande · Posted
On one hand, which is first thing that came to my mind, is correlation doesn’t mean causation. Just because the top players have them does NOT mean that it helps performance. As for not holding them back, it hasn’t held THEM back. Who’s to say it didn’t have a negative impact on others, others for which the tattoo was a mental distraction. That said, confidence most certainly IS a huge factor in sports. I think it was Jack Nicklaus that said “It takes thousands of good shots to build confid -
Take your shitty flash drawing somewhere else. This isn't eBay.
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Finished up my TMNT piece today. The picture is a little bit before we finished, I forgot to grab a finished shot. Waiting on my artist to send me the video he took.
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Their first and only post. I’m just surprised that there wasn’t a link to some shitty website. I guess that will come in post number two.
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NO !!!!!!!!!! that's not an option, if you just change your mind !?!??!? LOL if you really knew anything about laser treatment, you would know it's a very long painful expensive process that doesn't get rid of the tattoo completly.
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By rajkishorprdhan · Posted
Laser tattoo removal is such an interesting process, isn't it?? It's true that tattoos can serve as reminders to live and learn, but it's also amazing to have the option to remove them if we change our minds..... After reading your first thread and your response to this one, it sounds like you're on a fantastic journey towards getting some incredible tattoos that you'll absolutely love! Even though a year has already passed -
By Blue Tattoo · Posted
It looks good. I have two that are parallel to each other. And it depends on how I'm standing they tilt. But in the end it's on me and I'm glad I got them. I got one on my chest and had the artist redo the stencil 5 times till I was satisfied with the size, placement and levelness of it. He was very patient. Yet when I do anything that changes and that's one of the things I love about tattoos, they become part of our bodies and move and stretch and change over time. It makes me think of Ray Bradbury's 'Illustrated Man' great book btw.
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