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Really cool , theres so much I like in this post but Sampson (my staff ) says the best bits Luna .

Entertaining as always .

Bring me the gimp -awesome

The old "if it ain't broke don't fix it " springs to mind ,although I understand you're trying to do your own thing .

Nice to know more about someone whose contributions I always enjoy-Thanks Lochlan.

I love his animated story telling ,really captivating."Know what I mean" ha.

I always thought Valerie Vargas could crush a Rock of Ages !!

Such a great article which really appealed to me ,i've just had one season of "proper" boxing training ,hardest thing I found was to punch through the feet and hips .Closely followed by sore calves the like I've never experienced even following brutal weight sessions .

Great to hear Grant Cobb is also a student of the sweet science ,i've been a fan of his stuff for a while it clearly has the Spotlight quality seal .

I'm sure I remember that you have an interest in Rugby ?What more appropriate place than New Zealand .I agree with WernDog ,Wellington has a very bohemian -alternative sort of vibe and a lot of diversity.I must emphasise the name "windy Wellington"ain't no joke and it's probably the most windiest city in the world .

On a side note:I haven't lived in N.Z. for a long time but when I left the joke of the time was "would the last one left switch the lights out " Great to see this has completely reversed as New Zealand has a lot of appeal for the adventurous

Curiously i find the machine stuff really interesting ,not the mechanics of them but the different models and history .I guess its like a sports persons affinity for the equiptment in a really traditional ,specialised way I guess sort of akin to hand made crafting of cricket bats from English willow .Strange metaphor i guess -perhaps i should just shut my mouth !

A small cup of coffee is anywhere from 50 cents (half a dollar) to who knows.. Although my only 50 cent spot is now 75' date=' and the standard seems to be about a buck. If I was smarter, I'd make myself a

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I totally get the coffee shop situation ,here in London prices start at £ 3.50 =$5.50 bucks .GULP !!

Out of interest how much do you usually pay for a cup of coffee in the USA ?

Please come back to London Bryan ! Even if we have to smuggle u in by sea .

Stay strong guys

This blog has it all ,great on many levels .Shows what a tattooing team u guys must be ,thanks for revealing both the highs and lows .

Sumi ? Damn i read sushi and ordered a truck load ! kidding

I've only read about it Julio, mainly in American Tattoo Master .As for the shop itself apparently it's a semi -secret -sacred location which is revealed to the Bloodwork boys by Chris Trevino in Osaka.

Only thing like that in London involves masks and swingers .

The Gun Store reminds me of certain scenes in the movie Jackie Brown .Looks like fun and "only in America"

We are Tattoo -Put out by tattoo burst magazine

Underway is the only way

Tattoo flash D.E.Hardy

Dragons Filip Leu

Traditional folder -Miki Vialetto

Greg Irons Retrospective

108 Heroes of the Suikoden

Lowrider tattoo flash

Looks real nice Down-under, i see Chad Koeplinger had a hand in it also .I lived in Perth for a while such a beautiful place

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Got some classics there dude -nice one .

Hows Tattooing the invisible man ?I know it documents the kings work - i'm looking to add it next .

I recently picked up the Freddy Corbin sketchbook and was well impressed .Theres so many books of lines around but this is real classy ,as you'd expect from the man .Contains some great springboards for both artists and collectors and is printed on nice cardstock.