EzRider

Just picked up a bottle of Jameson last night. It was my first experience with Irish Whiskey as I've always preferred bourbons. I gotta say it was pretty good straight up. A very smooth whiskey with a good flavor.

finally got around to putting some pics in the gallery.

A good "starter" bourbon is Maker's Mark. It's very smooth and has a good flavor.

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If you want to go a little expensive you could buy a bottle of Elijah Craig 20 Year Old Single Barrel. It'll run you about $140.00.

Have a few friends out east myself, hoping everyone out there stays safe.

Applying aquaphor to freshly tattooed, sore as hell ribs feels worse than having said ribs tattooed.

I wouldn't say worse, but feels pretty awful.

They sure do use a lot of ice in Nowhere, OK.

There's a lake right down the road and that's the only store within about 20 miles, they sell a lot of beer there as well. :D

Old Triumphs get a pass, new Triumphs ... sorry.

Only kidding. I have a Harley Fatboy and a Yamaha Road Star. I love all motorcycles.

Have a Fatboy as well

...also a fan of pretty much any motorcycle. As long as you're in the wind.

I ride a Triumph, it that ok?

Triumphs are "ok" :D

Hello, I've been browsing a few tattoo forums and am looking for one that's fairly active. I am a member on couple of other tattoo forum and a few motorcycle forums. The first tattoos I got were a couple of simple kanji on my back. I went with some friends that were getting tattooed and really had no intention of getting one myself at that time. It was a spur of the moment thing and I didn't put a lot of thought into it, but I do not regret them at all. Tattoos were something I had always thought about getting ever since I saw my uncles tattoos,(he's also the on that got me hooked on Harleys). I now have 7 tattoos total and looking forward to many more. I have the 2 kanji on my back, a sparrow on the inside of each bicep(one for each of my kids) and a knucklehead motor on my left bicep, spark plug on the back of my left arm, and a day of the dead inspired piece on my ribs.