tammy

I just thought this was an interesting read.
the full article is here: Reformed skinhead endures agony to remove tattoos
here is part of the article...it is pretty long...

welcome Hunter! take your time to come up with something special!

Excellent thread idea. This area is my forte. I'll put it out there that if anyone has any questions about exercise and nutrition, I'll be glad to help out.
I've been a student of Wendler's 531 for about 3 years, but now I prescribe to the Juggernaut System because of its higher volume and inclusion of sprinting. I don't know how many people are as serious about lifting as I am, so I imagine that that flew over a lot of people's heads. Let's say I lift for strength with a side dose of hypertrophy based on percentages of a 1 rep max. I am a strength sports enthusiast.

Sounds great. This will create a database of the best tattoo shops worldwide and give real feedback from actual customers and not be cluttered up with uninformed rants by people too cheap to pay for tattoos so they feel the need to bad mouth a shop.

she is hideous and tore up. they found out who she is and the police are trying to locate her and talk to her but she is hiding out somewhere...she def. needs to lawyer up...and be banned from the marina...i mean she needs to remain in the marina FOREVER with the other douches..and never leave...

she is hideous and tore up. they found out who she is and the police are trying to locate her and talk to her but she is hiding out somewhere...she def. needs to lawyer up...and be banned from the marina...i mean she needs to remain in the marina FOREVER with the other douches..and never leave...

she is hideous and tore up. they found out who she is and the police are trying to locate her and talk to her but she is hiding out somewhere...she def. needs to lawyer up...and be banned from the marina...i mean she needs to remain in the marina FOREVER with the other douches..and never leave...

if it isn't too big, we are open to host...
the only problem is, i cook "regular" food...not so good at gluten-free, vegan BUT we can always get sol food to deliver...they have alot of vegan options...

Hey @tammy can you mail me that platter..I love the creamy burrata.

welcome drew...have you made burrata before? it is delicious and we make it a lot in the summer to go with our tomatoes...

if it isn't too big, we are open to host...
the only problem is, i cook "regular" food...not so good at gluten-free, vegan BUT we can always get sol food to deliver...they have alot of vegan options...

Maybe an Inappropriate location for this comment,but, Lochlan rocks. you are On IT ! Thank You for what you do. I appreciate Ya.

if it isn't too big, we are open to host...
the only problem is, i cook "regular" food...not so good at gluten-free, vegan BUT we can always get sol food to deliver...they have alot of vegan options...

happy man, although this throws huge kinks in my 2012 SOG,blackheart plans since the little one is due in last week of august. will find out in 2 weeks if its a boy or another girl

My name is Dusty, Livin in Orange County CA. Joined the forum because I think it's Awesome that scott's trying to give back some history through the interviews, and hopefully help turn the industry back to the tattoo community and away from the media and suppliers who have nothing to do with the industry. Also he's a awesome artist himself.

In 2008, the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco invited Horitaka of State of Grace to participate in their MATCHA series. Horitaka not only gave a lecture on Japanese tattooing--he also tattooed a client in the museum, as did Horitomo, Horiyuki (aka Jill Bonny), Colin Kenji and Shige (who was also accompanied by one of his clients). Horitomo put in a few hours on my arm, then worked on Khalil Rintye's ribs for a while.
It was a very odd experience. I've been tattooed at conventions, but this was very different. At conventions, most of the attendees are tattooed. At the museum, that was not the case; tons of people were coming up and asking me all kinds of questions. (If only I'd brought earbuds--plugged into nothing--I could've played it off like I couldn't hear them.) In the end, I was happy to participate.
Until last week, I never knew there was a video of the event. Check it out: at 3:40, you can see me and my buddy Clem comparing open spots on our legs. Clem's the guy with the huuuuuuge Jeff Zuck panther on his back (as well as lots of other awesome stuff).
But my favorite thing about this is that the top youtube comment says, "0:59 is that Ami James?" :D

this is what i made last night:
Garlic Roasted Dungeness Crab & Truffle Noodles

this is what i made last night:
Garlic Roasted Dungeness Crab & Truffle Noodles

if it isn't too big, we are open to host...
the only problem is, i cook "regular" food...not so good at gluten-free, vegan BUT we can always get sol food to deliver...they have alot of vegan options...

i sent you some loot.

or this...

or this...

or this...

got my big green egg smoker and made this with some baked beans, cornbread, collard greens

or this...