Brock Varty

Nice. I always keep a good backlog of stuff to buy sitting in my cart.

Amazon on your phone is the worst thing to happen to our collective wallets since women.

Oh god. Not much more developed than a basic kitchen wizard.

The Japanese that guy does is garbage. Wow.

It must be in the portal to hell under the pet store.

If you are interested in zombies at all; read the book World War Z and also read the companion journals. All excellent. A very different take on the zombie thing...

Any movie that casts Brad Pitt as the lead role in a zombie scenario is a bunch of crap. Also, I am a huge fan of the books and the movie looks downright disrespectful towards the books. I will still watch it for sure, but I am going to hold my nose in the air and scoff constantly.

Yeah, I was a little worried when the boils started. Now that the skin is melting off I feel a little better.

I bet Kore just uses everything twice! hahaha

I am going to check it out now. It looks interesting to say the least.

You're BANNED

BANNED

^hahaha

Raiders of the Lost Arc is my fav...

Nicely done fine sir.

Any good tattooer will probably tell you that: #1 They will not do a white only tattoo #2 They will not tattoo your palms or hands(unless you are a tattooer or "heavily tattooed", whatever the requirement is for that...Generally, at the shop I work at, we don't tattoo hands, faces or necks unless you already have previous tattoos in one of those place or you are a tattooer.) #3 White pigment turns yellow over time and basically looks like dried skeet Your hands exfoliate a lot and the skin there acts way differently than other places. A responsible tattooer will explain to you the subtleties of this. Most notably, anything on fingers, hands, and palms, will fade quickly and not look very good. The issues with skin combined with the fact that white ages into a sort of yellow when by itself should be enough to make you think twice about this. I see a whole lot of people come in looking for white tattooes and after someone explains the problems to them, they usually change their tone.

Contact your tattooer and explain the situation, he may want you to come right in, or he may have you wait. Best course of action on any question about your tattoo is to always ask the person who tattooed you first.

I think two weeks is a general time frame for being able to safely work tattooed skin. I would wait well past that point before you consider a touch up though. Give it a couple months to fully settle and heal and then evaluate the tattoo again.

LST..."Bedazzling Your Skin Since 2010"

@else That is one fine looking big cat..rawr

I just went and saw Django...holy fucking shit balls. That shit was great. Django FTW. - - - Updated - - - Also, I wanted to say that we have been in a shortage of good zombie movies lately... There are so many ways to spin the whole zombie thing. I really want screenwriters to start exploring the mental side of a zombie scenario more...

Teamwork makes the dream work...

I didn't even think of the Skin thing...but yeah...if you want it, do it.

I wouldn't doubt if there are SE related meaning in it. If you can't find any info on that, I can ask a dude I work with that is a very serious straight edge dude.

I was just poking fun. Inside bicep is not nearly as bad as other spots.