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I'm from los angeles but currently working in florida. I like thi forum alot, its great for some laughs after 11 hour days in the shop, thank you guys and gals for providing that for me.

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hello jomester! i like the forum a lot too, even though i haven't said much. i personally think tattooers & their clients have better taste in a lot things than most regular folk – food, art, music, movies, humor, etc.

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