I’ve mentioned my friend Martyna from Poland before (I posted her “Destiny” tattoo ages ago), she just got her floral half-sleeve finished! Lots more pictures in the theme continue after the break.
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I’ve mentioned my friend Martyna from Poland before (I posted her “Destiny” tattoo ages ago), she just got her floral half-sleeve finished! Lots more pictures in the theme continue after the break.
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My old and now de-boobed friend Lane took this wonderful photo of Tayla‘s beautiful new baby girl Emmalee, born on the 16th of December at a healthy 9 lbs, 7 oz (click here for a picture of Tayla and the father Jared). Emmalee is about two weeks old in this picture.
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One of the most popular entries — linked and plagiarized from all over the net — in my now exterminated previous blog featured my friend Lane having Brian (photos by Candace) give his pin-up tattoo a set of carved silicone breast implants. The implants are carved as a single piece (rather than being, say, two separate domes).
The procedure took less than 45 minutes and seemed quite uneventful. Everything went fine, and the next day it felt like nothing more than a bruised leg.
PS. A few days after he got the implant he sent me a couple of healing photos… I noticed (and you can probably see as well) that there was some apparent irritation over the top of one of the “breasts”, this reminded me of a series of implants that I had which were removed due to rejection. Anyway, no one thought anything of it at the time but it foreshadowed a very unpleasant end for this modification… I’ll post more about that later today.
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I think maybe this entry will be of interest mostly to etymology buffs? Niklas (here’s a picture of him and his sister) got this tattoo to show his roots — Swedish one half, Hungarian on the other. The text on the top is Hungarian and the Swedish is on the bottom — the reason I thought it was interesting is that I’ve always identified “Home Sweet Home” as a uniquely American expression, so it’s really a mix of three cultures, one of them unintended?
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I noticed that you had a Russian guy as your featured first entry for a bit over a month. I assume this means you love Russia as much as I do (and I really do love getting submissions from Canada’s northern cousin), so I wanted to share a handful of entries today with you that are from some of my friends there. Thanks for this set of photos (in all four of the entries in this series) go to my friend Doggy and the other folks (Clockorange, Elvira, Staruha, and Skifik) from Apocalypse Party.