David Marks

You mean, they've made it invisible?

UA100

Arggggg!

'Tis better to belch and hide in shame Than squelch the belch and die in pain.

Trust me on this.

I have 15 year old art on my shoulder. It depicts Bugs Bunny sitting in the Looney Tunes rings, where he's usually saying "That's all Folks!". The rings are about 3" across. The main colors are reds, yellows, and gray. It still looks as good as when I got it, and I still love it! The artist really did a nice job on it.

Maybe inks have changed? I wonder if it's due to the lack of green, blue, or black in mine?

Barry

He does classes here in CT, I've seen him work in person. I'll agree, he's one sharp dressed woodworker!

Barry

I take his class at FIT every Tuesday night, would you like me to ask him? hahahaha.

Bernie

A belch is a thing of beauty, It cometh from the heart. Yet when it takes a southward turn, It cometh as a fart.

- - - - anon.

No, they made it trendy.

On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 10:19:13 GMT, Unisaw A100 brought forth from the murky depths:

Right, all the pain without the discoloration!

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I don't know what they have done to change it only that my artist = told me they had . I do know my oldest tat's are turning bark = blue/purple where my ones I got 15/20 years ago are still black. Puff

Bah! Amateurs!

How is improved? Different composition? The one I got twenty-four years ago has also turned mostly purple. Guess we'll have to wait another thirty years for the current release of tattoo ink to see if it changes colour or fades.

I think you could scrape finishes with the creases on his shirt.

Garret Hack is another guy who seems to wear newer clothes in the shop.

UA100

"Grandma, can we see the snake tattooed on your back again?"

There's a Kodak moment everyone will be looking forward to.

UA100

considering what and where some of these currently fashionable tats are, I don't think the grandkids will be seeing them....

Slightly off topic, but can someone tell me why some tattoo parlors (there's one in Indy and one in Lousiville that I know of) have signs advertising "Tattoos While You Wait"?

Are there any other kind?

- - LRod

Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite

Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999

The layaway plan?? Pay as you go?? Check into Cash?? Will Call??

A SIL has a tat of a vine starting someplace under her waist line, going up her belly and around her back .... I/ we can only guess where the tattoo starts.

So far I have been successful in resisting asking her if her 'thing' is so rank it supports plant life.

Ack, but, when the see the "pitchers" of Grandma in her "yout".

UA100