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  • Fuel Girls or why I love my job.

    Written by

    Rachel

    Lately I’ve been waking up, wiping the sleep from my eyes and sitting down at my computer for another 14 hour day in front of the Internet. The one main benefit is that I never know when I’m going to get a lovely surprise, like naked photos of heavily tattooed women who in my mind, are just waiting for the go ahead before they make their way to my place. When I first got this email, I completely skipped the text and went straight for the photos.

    While I’ve never heard of The Fuel Girls, I certainly didn’t have a problem with them sending me their photos.

    Fuel Girls

    I remember the days when the only fire breathing, milk bathing, scantily clad and heavily tattooed woman making waves was Masuimi Max. These days it seems like anyone can take off their clothes, breathe a little fire and shake their ass next to a heavy metal band and top it off with their own TV show. At least they look good doing it. The Fuel Girls will be touring with Motörhead so check the tour dates to see them live!

    PLAYBOY TV TURNS UP THE HEAT WITH THE PREMIERE OF FUEL GIRLS!

    New Series Will Ignite Playboy TV with Hot Girls and High-Octane Stunts

    DATE – Playboy TV announced today the programming is getting even hotter with the premier of the new series Fuel Girls. The new series captures the wild action from the Fuel Girls worldwide tour that mixes the most volatile combination of guys’ favourite gas-powered toys with heavy metal music and some of the hottest, sexiest girls in the world.

    The Fuel Girls are a kick ass, ultra-sexy, fire breathing, rock and roll dance and stunt troupe famous for their sex appeal, bad behaviour and love of all things motorised. They perform all over the world with a passion for FMX shows, rock festivals, motor shows, rallies and wild parties.

    “Fuel Girls has everything to keep guys wanting more – fire-spitting, motorbikes, masses of sex appeal and some of the hottest women in the world,” said Richard Gale, Marketing Director, Playboy TV. “We are always looking to excite our viewers with the sexiest programming available and once we saw what the Fuel Girls can do on tour, and knew our viewers would want to take part in all of the action.”

    “This season of Fuel Girls on Playboy TV will include some of the most exciting stops from their last worldwide adventure including the infamous Gumball Rally where they travel through Hollywood in “KITT” with David Hasslehoff from the television show “Night Rider” and a visit to the Hellfest rock festival complete with an onstage appearance with heavy metal band, Motorhead.”

    The series covers the Fuel Girls worldwide tour that has taken them everywhere imaginable, from glamorous nightclubs in the South of France, to rock festivals across Europe, car shows in Puerto Rico and fire shows in LasVegas. Playboy TV viewers can now see all of the Fuel Girls’ wild adventures backstage, in their hotel rooms and behind the scenes at their sexy photo shoots.

    Fuel Girls airs on Playboy TV every Friday in October and every Sunday in November – Fuel Girls at 10:30 pm and Fuel Girls Uncut at 11:00 pm. Available on Sky 900 and Virgin 475.

    For more information visit PlayboyTV

  • Too hot for tv?

    Written by

    Rachel

    Håvve Fjell of Pain Solution sent us the link to his most recent appearance on the Norwegian TV program Waschera..

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  • Vimby Video – Brandon Bond

    Written by

    Rachel

    Check out Vimby‘s newest video featuring Brandon Bond of All or Nothing Tattoo in Atlanta, Georgia. Not only is All or Nothing Tattoo an internationally recognized and award winning studio, they also run their own AoN Pit Bull Rescue. Check out the interview!

    “Let’s be honest, we’re not curing cancer, we’re doing tattoos. We may as well do good ones.” – Brandon Bond

  • Vimby Videos!

    Written by

    Rachel

    Earlier today I got an email from Ary over at VIMBY. They’d just done an interview with Shawn Barber, who I happen to think is the bees knees and so I wanted to share the first video with you. Shawn’s new book Forever and Ever is available from several places online, including the publisher that I linked to, and it is definitely worth picking up.

    It also doesn’t hurt that Ary sent over a couple of videos about CanvasLA, with a segment about the gallery itself and another video featuring the opening of Guy Aitchison and Michele Wortman‘s Scratch Art show. It was an amazing collection of work from some of the best tattooers in the industry.

    I posted the extra studio/city videos because I felt like these videos are much better than the various “Ink(ed)” shows on cable. They don’t give you the same manufactured lines that you hear over and over again which come off more like the producers feeding the stories to the people getting tattooed. Want to see more videos like these? Let me know in the comments section..

  • Real Recognize Real

    Written by

    Jordan Ginsberg


    Photo source: RashadMcCants1.com

    This video is from January, but it’s new to us! NBA players with tattoos are nothing new, but Rashad McCants is a bit different. For one, he’s an unabashed poet who publishes his pieces on his Web site, but beyond that, he takes his tattoos — and indeed, tattoos in general — very seriously. He writes about his at length:

    My greatest analogy for tattoos is that life is pain. The new challenges you encounter in life present a type of pain that could make a person give up. The moment you feel the discomfort, you divert to what’s comfortable and less painful. But a tattoo makes it all mental. Separating the mind from body and focusing on the outcome of the challenge. The pain never lasts forever — it’s just temporary. In life, going through bad times also means good times are soon to follow. The moment you decide not to fight the bad times, everything turns around for you. And the outcome is more satisfying then ever.

    That’s the same with a tattoo. It hurts like hell the moment that needle touches your skin. And it continues to hurt until its done. And even a couple days after. But, just as with life’s trials and tribulations, the pain subsides and the outcome is everlasting. There is nothing like a fresh tattoo. The look of it. The feel of it. Knowing that it hurt so bad, and you wanted to quit.

    In the video, McCants is followed around during a photo shoot for Inked Magazine, and offers even more about what tattooing means to him:

    Rashad McCants Shows Off His Tattoos [YouTube]
    Tinted Tattoos [RashadMcCants1.com]

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