ShawnPorter

There was that time in November where we decided to say screw it and get married a year early, in a public park, with 9 guests.

There was that time in November where we decided to say screw it and get married a year early, in a public park, with 9 guests.

There was that time in November where we decided to say screw it and get married a year early, in a public park, with 9 guests.

I gave it a wordy and pretentious review, Iwar.
Job well done.

There was that time in November where we decided to say screw it and get married a year early, in a public park, with 9 guests.

A. Great Calvin Candy drop.
B. It's chaos. I always say I'm not going to go. Then I go. Then I think "man, I shouldn't have gone."
Then I'll run into friends and we make fun of Pitbulls, Al Flictions and Eddie Munsters.

For first timers of the Philly Tattoo Convention...
It can be a bit much. Think 800+ tattooers. And pit bull rescue booths with dogs wandering around. And Al Fliction from Stink Master. And Dante from Clerks. And Eddie Munster.

A. Great Calvin Candy drop.
B. It's chaos. I always say I'm not going to go. Then I go. Then I think "man, I shouldn't have gone."
Then I'll run into friends and we make fun of Pitbulls, Al Flictions and Eddie Munsters.

For first timers of the Philly Tattoo Convention...
It can be a bit much. Think 800+ tattooers. And pit bull rescue booths with dogs wandering around. And Al Fliction from Stink Master. And Dante from Clerks. And Eddie Munster.

For first timers of the Philly Tattoo Convention...
It can be a bit much. Think 800+ tattooers. And pit bull rescue booths with dogs wandering around. And Al Fliction from Stink Master. And Dante from Clerks. And Eddie Munster.

They asked us to post our Ink Mistakes....

It was so insane watching a bunch of tattooers talking about contracts and rules.
I hope their agents and managers approved.
Tattooists. Contracts. Agents.
Just saying.

Royboy didn't sign no damn contracts.

Don Pugsley - IMDb
Thats a fella named Don Pugsley.
He was in the Rocketeer. One of the few heavily tattooed actors back in the day that wasn't always showing their tattoos, playing bikers or convicts...

It was so insane watching a bunch of tattooers talking about contracts and rules.
I hope their agents and managers approved.
Tattooists. Contracts. Agents.
Just saying.

Royboy didn't sign no damn contracts.

It was so insane watching a bunch of tattooers talking about contracts and rules.
I hope their agents and managers approved.
Tattooists. Contracts. Agents.
Just saying.

Royboy didn't sign no damn contracts.

It was so insane watching a bunch of tattooers talking about contracts and rules.
I hope their agents and managers approved.
Tattooists. Contracts. Agents.
Just saying.

Royboy didn't sign no damn contracts.

It was so insane watching a bunch of tattooers talking about contracts and rules.
I hope their agents and managers approved.
Tattooists. Contracts. Agents.
Just saying.

Royboy didn't sign no damn contracts.

That's Fred. And Higgs, also by Hardy.

I get SO MUCH wonderful hatemail because of that post.

I get SO MUCH wonderful hatemail because of that post.

I'll try to make it just to make you laugh.

I've watched the entire series in it's entirety once a year since it first appeared on VHS. (I think I even had the laser disc)
It holds up.

Stoked beyond belief, my friend.

im going to be the grumpy old curmudgeon who offers nothing to the thread on topic save for mentioning my absolute hatred of the term plainskin. My friend Shannon tried to start that as a phrase years ago, not sure if this is the ripple from that, but its like fingernails on a chalkboard to me.
Sorry for interrupting.

That's Fred. And Higgs, also by Hardy.