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  1. Running the streets of Oakland, and causing havoc, raising hell, and all on a blogger's budget. Slept in mansions, slept in a house that had so much shit on the walls that I couldn't stand up straight. Talked to some witches, and smoked hella reefer. Sat at a table with two drug dealers at a bar in Oakland's Temescal.

  2. Fellow LSTers,

    I've been writing as a means of travel and before that, a means of study and just plain fun. So, since I have such a respect for this forum, and the people whom I posted with in the days while it was just budding, including some of you assholes who stuck around, I'm gonna celebrate the year of the Goat, mid-August, The Month of The Mystic Black Rose, by naming my nom du plume, Maks Coren Wylt, which channels my studies into writing on Facebook, and in other spheres. I've spoken with Sonju Rattler, one of my good friends and one of my bar mentor's tattooers, about making these pieces of what I have deemed my entrance into writing in Oakland senses and what was the most influential part of my life for as long as I can remember, the works I do in my off time, and with close friends. I have emailed Ron Henry Wells with a draft of my past 8 days of travel, staying with musicians, and reading religious works. He's always been a bit off schedule as far as human time. I've been busy with connections between a friend's band and Tattoo 13, where they shot a video shoot that I set up with Hector Fong. There are many more places to go, and many more moons to howl at. I'd invite you all to read, and see what you make of it. I am going to be sending the writing to tattooers, as I see proper. Money just started becoming an item on the table. Gotta hustle.

    The Prayer Room, Maks Coren Wylt 2016

    https://www.facebook.com/MaksCorenWylt/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel

     

     

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    So, there's this company, a start up, that made tattoo ink that disappears in a few years. Looks like the guy in the video either has no tattoos, or chose to cover them up, the latter of which I highly doubt. That's just a start as to why I think this is a terrible idea. I'll leave this here for your viewing.

  4. An update.

    I got an email from Bridget Punsalang today stating that the bill was amended to not require single-use caps.

    Here's the actual bill, in case anyone wants to read the fine print. The parts in brackets are to be removed from the bill.

    Section 1. Subdivisions 10 and 11 of section 460 of the public health

    law, as added by chapter 230 of the laws of 2015, are amended to read as

    follows:

    10. ["Single use ink" shall mean a sealed and pre-filled package of

    ink that is only intended for a single use] "APPROVED INK HANDLING

    PROCEDURE" SHALL MEAN TATTOO INK STORAGE AND USE PROCEDURES THAT ARE

    APPROVED AND DEEMED PROTECTIVE BY THE DEPARTMENT.

    11. "Single use needle" shall mean a [sealed and sterile package of a

    disposable needle] NEEDLE THAT IS STERILE AND THAT HAS NEVER BEEN USED

    ON ANOTHER PERSON.

    S 2. Section 467 of the public health law, as added by chapter 230 of

    the laws of 2015, is amended to read as follows:

    S 467. Single use tattoo and body piercing equipment.

    1. All tattoo studios and body piercing studios [must ensure that

    single use inks and] SHALL USE ONLY single use needles [are used] AND

    APPROVED INK HANDLING PROCEDURES in all tattoo and body piercing proce-

    dures performed in such establishments.

    2. Prior to a person receiving a tattoo or body piercing from a

    licensed tattooist or body piercing specialist, such person and licensed

    tattooist or body piercing specialist must sign a form confirming that

    the tattooist or body piercing specialist:

    EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets

    [ ] is old law to be omitted.

    LBD13287-06-6

    A. 8671--A 2

    [a.] (A) Presented all single use [materials] NEEDLES in a sterile and

    sealed package, that are to be used during the tattoo or body piercing

    procedure, to the person receiving such tattoo or body piercing, AND

    EXPLAINED THAT ONLY APPROVED INK HANDLING PROCEDURES WOULD BE USED; and

    [b.] (B) Opened all single use [materials] NEEDLES that are to be used

    during the tattoo or body piercing procedure [including needles, inks

    and other instruments] in the presence of the person receiving such

    tattoo or body piercing.

    3. A copy of the [consent] CONFIRMATION form shall be given to the

    person receiving a tattoo or body piercing. The tattoo studio or body

    piercing studio shall retain a copy of such [consent] CONFIRMATION form

    for a period not less than seven years.

    4. THE COMMISSIONER SHALL MAKE REGULATIONS UNDER THIS SECTION.

    S 3. Section 3 of chapter 230 of the laws of 2015 amending the public

    health law relating to requiring tattoo studios and body piercing

    studios to use single use needles and inks, to obtain consent forms from

    customers and to maintain customer consent forms for a period of not

    less than seven years, is amended to read as follows:

    S 3. This act shall take effect [on the one hundred twentieth day] ONE

    YEAR after it shall have become a law; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT THE

    COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH MAY MAKE REGULATIONS AND TAKE ANY OTHER ACTIONS

    NECESSARY FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS ACT ON ITS EFFECTIVE DATE

    BEFORE SUCH DATE.

    S 4. The commissioner of health shall periodically review the regu-

    lations authorized by section 467 of the public health law to determine

    if the standards set forth therein are appropriate.

    S 5. This act shall take effect on the same date and in the same

    manner as chapter 230 of the laws of 2015, takes effect.

  5. NYS has successfully postponed the law that would force tattooers to use single-use "ink-shots."

    https://www.change.org/p/andrew-cuomo-david-carlucci-kenneth-zebrowski-new-york-state-department-of-health-change-nys-bill-s1421-2015-to-allow-the-use-of-disposable-ink-caps-in-tattooing/u/14481534?tk=BgSlyLPy2fyPrm01Hv1IPN4iDS5bpUU16wKuwP91sHA&utm_source=petition_update&utm_medium=email

    Not sure if that link works for others, as it was a hotlink in an email that I got from change.org

    Basically, it got postponed, but there is a new bill being written that may be very similar to the one that was postponed.

  6. I know of Port City and High Seas Tattoo Parlor. Is there any real reason to search elsewhere? I'm leaning towards there not being, but I don't claim to know everything :)

    I've been following Shon at High Seas for a long time, and I love everything he does, but I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place, because Marc Nava is in Long Beach, where I'll be staying. I don't have any cats yet, and a panther (and, may I be as bold to say perhaps a chrome panther!). On the other hand, Shon does no bullshit traditional that I love.

    HELP ME, LST! lol

  7. @pidjones is diving into a whole nother topic of appropriation, so if I may, I'll try to add something impactful. Pocket watches, outside of tattoos are timeless. Obviously the vast majority of physical pocket watches are of no real significant value other than a gimmick or a novelty. If timeless is what we're after, then it is up to the person getting tattooed to choose which it is. Gimmicky or timeless.
  8. if I may, I actually have a formulated opinion about this. Stick and pokes are all good and fun. I mean, who here hasn't seen an instagram post by a professional tattooer that he/she respects? Or even those ironic tattoos done by respected tattooers that look like kitchen jobs, but are essentially done because specific tattooers have built a reputation to the point that they can do those stupid tattoos and make a temporary fad (and I hate that word) out of it. I can think of one tattooer, however, and I'm sure there are many I haven't come across, who can do tattoos in that fashion and make it look good. It's the "bad ideas done well" idiom, which I totally back. That being said, the link that started this thread just seems like a clingy indie way of making money off something that should be done outside of the neatly formed package that it seems to promote. Without saying too much, tattoos are still gritty, and stick and pokes are still sacred. Fuck this stupid vegan bullshit. Why the fuck does someone need a kit for something that can be done in a sterile manner with a sewing needle, thread, and india ink. Fuck the internet.

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