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  • The Friday Follow-up

    Written by

    Rob

    Can you believe it’s Friday already?  Where has the week gone?  Anyway, it’s Friday and you guys and gals want to see some scars!

    This big lotus scar was done by Azl from Tatooatouage in Montreal.

    To see how it healed up, you know what to do.

    There wasn’t any time frame given, but it looks like it’s been healed for a while in this shot.  Of course if you want to see it zoomed in, just visit Azl’s BME portfolio gallery.  What I find most interesting about this scar is how it’s changed in size based on how the owner’s body is positioned.

    Oh, and because I know someone will mention it, when taking photos that may include your underoos, make sure they don’t have a hole in them.

  • Revenge of the Witch

    Written by

    Rob

    Ever since the #Leeds team burnt a witch, they’ve been having some supernatural problems.  Sure enough, it was caused by another witch, seeking revenge.

    Had to do a small blur job, hence the two images.

  • It only hurts on the way out

    Written by

    Rob

    I think this is the reason that some people clamp down the barb on their fish hooks.  It just makes pulling the hook out a lot easier.

    You know what to do if you want to see the non-blurred version.

    Aside from the possible snagging issues, it is an interesting jewelry choice for a PA.

  • X marks the spot

    Written by

    Rob

    IAM: roopiec sent in this design to the music tattoo gallery.  Which leads me to believe his is probably album art from a band I don’t know, which means you guys will have a field day laughing me like that time when I didn’t recognize the slipknot logo.

  • Hey, it really is a racing snail!

    Written by

    Rob

    I know this is probably from something else, but all I see when I look at this tattoo is the racing snail from The Neverending Story.

    Tattoo by Roger LaDouceur from Star City Tattoos in Roanoke, VA

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