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Well, in and around it at least. We’re all about promoting the benefits of cross-contamination control here on ModBlog.
Anyway, it seems seeing this whet your appetite for more hook-in-arse action, well, look no further than this set of photos from IAM: ninjabear.. Read more!
(Still not satisfied? – 1, 2*, 3, 4)
* – Yeah, yeah, but it was still worth a mention, I think.
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Try telling IAM: wearethesynthetic that BME kids are a miserable bunch, if he doesn’t kick your arse his son will!
“I got a new tattoo on Saturday. It’s a graffiti tag of my four month old son’s name – Sage. It was also a cover-up of some dumb-shit thing I did when I was young. They’re pretty cute cuz my boy is wearing a bme-baby onesie that my chick’s sister made for him.”
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Now, before you go shouting about how much you dislike those surprised faces people make, I can safely say that IAM: Rippershow (www) genuinely was!
Who’d like a “this is the face I make when I have needles through my flesh” category?
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Or are you just pleased to see me? I must admit I’m not a huge fan of moths, not that I’d kill one of course, but it’s pretty unlikely you’ll see me French kissing this chaps neck anytime soon!
“This neck piece of mine is my first really visible tattoo. The majority of my work is hidden under my t-shirt and I have a small wrist piece that can be covered by a watch. I have the majority of my pieces planned out and I wanted to move to something visible. I don’t have any deep meanings to the piece, I just love the way the Death’s-head Hawkmoth looks, that and The Silence of the Lambs is one of my favorite movies! I was recommended by my artist at the time to see another tattooist due to the complexity of the piece and where it was going to be located. After about three and a half hours of work I could see why she recommended him! We flew through the work and for the area that we did it in it was relatively painless. I watched movies (I’m a bit of a film buff) upside down while he worked, although sadly I hadn’t brought The Silence of the Lambs to watch..”
By Greg D, Monarch Tattoo (I’m sure the butterflies are just a coincidence), Newfoundland, NJ.
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