Dan

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and here is my girl,
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very cute pie :)
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and here is my girl,
before grooming yesterday(she going to get her first summer cut)

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after grooming & smiling cuz she's cooler
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very cute pie :)
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and here is my girl,
before grooming yesterday(she going to get her first summer cut)

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after grooming & smiling cuz she's cooler
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very cute pie :)
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and here is my girl,
before grooming yesterday(she going to get her first summer cut)

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after grooming & smiling cuz she's cooler
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very cute pie :)
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and here is my girl,
before grooming yesterday(she going to get her first summer cut)

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after grooming & smiling cuz she's cooler
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very cute pie :)
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and here is my girl,
before grooming yesterday(she going to get her first summer cut)

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after grooming & smiling cuz she's cooler
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My Chorkie Lil Chief

Yeah, don't know why tattoos with meaning gets so much heat.
Maybe I am too new. In addition to quality, I want to have some kind of connection.

Hi. I use it, on my tattoos as well as on some clients, but it's kind of expensive so I use it sparingly, but it is awesome stuff. I actually have some on my leg right now. The fresh tattoo usually weeps and bleeds for a little while, so on my own tattoos I put a regular bandage for a few hours to give it time to stop weeping, then remove the bandage and clean the tattoo, and apply the Saniderm. That's not easy to do with clients because obviously they won't stick around for a couple hours, so if I use it I send them home with a spare piece in a plastic bag to keep it sanitized, with instructions on how to apply it, or simply tell them to come back if it bleeds under the bandage. It makes a barrier so its almost like you don't have a tattoo at all; you can go about your daily routine with much less risk of infection, the tattoo does not have that raw feeling they normally have... I have only had one client report that she was allergic to it; she is allergic to a lot of things so this wasn't too surprising. I try to leave it on for 5 days. Its flexible and allows oxygen to get in, but not contaminants. I especially use it on tattoos that are higher risk for infection, on forearms and hands, people that work in bacteria-heavy jobs, and have had good results. - Dave Garcia, Ink & Iron Tattoo, PDX

calf,ribs,ankles,knees,whatever,I have tattoos all over my body,and IMO,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, IT ALL FREAKIN HURTS !
and anyone who says any different,is lying .

that was nice of her :)

Accidentally forgot to log out of the library computer the other day, and I got this email today (sent from my email address):

I bought a 1980 Kawasaki KZ1000 shaft to build into a bobber/cafe for fun.

That's bad ass!! Post sine progress pics when you can! Seriously considering selling my CBR to build a newer style cafe bike!

I actually rode a non-shaft '78 version of one of these all over the U.S. East Coast back in the day.

I bought a 1980 Kawasaki KZ1000 shaft to build into a bobber/cafe for fun.

Tattooed Seniors Finally Put A End To The Question "But What About When You're Older?"

I have a mini aussie,19 pnds,14" at the shoulder,she is 7 now.

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spay,neuter,rescue.......

You know, he's doing much better now. He was just hungry all the time and they could not figure it out. Here's a pic.

Here's my buddy Stanley...a 12-year old Sun Conure.

And, of course, the matching tattoo...

lol...hmmm, i wonder...

she loves her cat shelves :)

I wonder how many here are tipping towards this. ;-)
Crazy cat guy... - The Meta Picture

too close!

to me :)

@Lance she's mostly fur, seriously really tiny old lady. Will be 15 this year...