Getting my first ink in 20 minutes. :)

[chryslerfat]

That photo made me laugh after reading your post BK

 

[J-MacsMopars]

The guy I went to has a very good reputation and has been doing tattoos for over 13 years. He is constantly booked out two months, so its actually pretty tuff to get in to see him. Plus, he has a lot of return cliental. He has also won awards and stuff at conventions. The company name is Sailor Jim's electric tattoo.

 

[69-318]

Those nautical stars look good.

I don't have ink, and I don't mind people who do. However, some tats are just plain awful...either poorly done, bad design/idea, or the newest trend (barbed wire, dolphins, butterflies, etc.)

Oh, here is a fine example of a poorly implemented tattoo idea. It's suppossed to be a baby holding mommy's finger, but....well......looks like a step-by-step instruction manual for a blonde prostitute.

To reiterate...not against tats, but hope people contemplate the idea, find a good artist, and the artist isn't afraid to tell the person whether it's a good idea or not. I would have more respect for an artist who refused to attach their name to a tat than to just do it for the money.

nice tattoo but i bet that guy now wears alot of long sleve shirts