Rodentman here...

[elmerfuddem]

i like the work.

Pm me your shop-artist.

[Stradawhovious]

FWIW check out Trevor at Steady Tattoo. Great art, great ink, low price, extremely clean shop.

[Paul]

I have been happy with this place also... http://www.saintsabrinas.com/

[elmerfuddem]

Get a TAT, or a 1911, or a Sig. I don't have enough $ for all.

Get a TAT of a 1911?

[Paul]

1911... You can always change your mind on that one.

[elmerfuddem]

1911... You can always change your mind on that one.

I can also sell the 1911 or the sig.
The tat has zero resale value.

[Paul]

Well I suppose you could sell the tat... But it might hurt when they cut it out.

[elmerfuddem]

Well I suppose you could sell the tat... But it might hurt when they cut it out.

What's the "trade" value?

[Rodentman]

I've had tats done by almost all the major artists in the cities, and a few who aren't here anymore.

Trade in value is negligible but my kids are gonna keep my skin when I die and frame it.

[Pat]

As a native of the 'Gopher State,' welcome. Am not a tat guy - can't stand the idea of needles.

Scotch now, or a good Bourbon, that is something I can be talked into...

[princewally]

I have been happy with this place also... http://www.saintsabrinas.com/

THE place to go for piercings.

[lenny7]

That movie is really designed for a specific audience, and I certainly fall under that category. I too have at least an annual viewing. I do know a handfull of people on this forum that would, for some reason, find this movie to be slightly offensive. And by slightly, I mean scarred for life.

I went to put it in my queue at Netflix but they didnt' have it. I did read a couple of the reviews and the first one seems to agree with you:

This movie had been recommended to me by several people so I figured I'd have to check it out. I have never been so traumatized by a film in my entire life.