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as you can see i have a few.....
just a few:thumbup:
If I ever have enough money to get that kind of extensive work, my tattoo artist corey will be quite happy...
I had the idea of a Birdsbeak Heart II cutting it`s way out of a chest, kind of cleaving it`s way through the ribcage, with the words "Heart Attack" and the company name done in Banners above and below the pic.
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as you can see i have a few.....
I have 4 tattoos currently. One done in California, two in Cuba (lived there for a year) and one in Haifa, Israel.
Ummmm, do you like skulls???. I really like the work you've had done. That Danzig skull on your back is killer. Who's your artist? In the Philly area I suppose.
We should have a contest.
Coolest Busse ink shown for the first time at blade 08 wins something....
Jerry?
I'd be game for that ! Time to start looking
JJ'sPS - Kool-aid drinking scumbag
I got tat's that are older (> 30 yrs) then some of my fellow forumites, I wonder if I'll regret my decision when I get older
, older than what ?
The irony there is palpable. For those of you who don't know, tattoos are strictly, um, non-kosher.
The prohibition of tattooing is found in the Torah: "You shall not make gashes in your flesh for the dead, or incise any marks on yourselves: I am the Lord" (Leviticus 19:28).
Rick - married to a nice jewish girl
We should have a contest.
Coolest Busse ink shown for the first time at blade 08 wins something....
Jerry?
The prohibition to tattooing in the old testament is in the context of not scarring yourself to commemerate the dead. I do not believe it is an outright condemnation of getting tattoos. It does however, make shows like Miami Ink seem to be a celebration of old school sinners. Luckily, if I were to describe myself words like "christian" or "jewish" would not make the list of adjectives used to do so... Leviticus 19:28 may persuade a few to avoid tattoos, especially with some of the newer versions of the scriptures making tattoos sound more and more like a sin, but I won't lose any sleep since all my tats are completely selfish and commemorate no one.
If there is a contest at Blade "08 for the best Busse tat, I'd have to participate.