do anyone watch miami ink?? i have a question about a tat?
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The artist's name is Mark Ryden. Check out his gallery at www.markryden.com.
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Dr J say.. there are loads of em out there fella but i'd do your homework very carefully so as not to end up with someone's grandmothers moko on your arm, for an insight into th methods and meanings behind polynesian tats look up Gordon Hatfield, he's recognized by those who know as a world authority on th subject, keep it real and get one drawn up just for you... doctorjtattoo@yahoo.com
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I live in hopkinsville but ive never heard of this tatto shop. Imm guessing it might be new? I dont know anything about it sorry
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I think it's just a makeover show, and should not be expected to be a political statement or to be representative of the gay community (something it does not try to do), because five guys could not possibly represent an entire segment of society, and it is just supposed to be a makeover show, no different from any other makeover show.\n\nHaving said that, I think the show does represent gay people in a positive light. They show features five professional men, all with completely different personalities, who are on TV being 100% themselves. Not only are there very few out gay men on TV; there are even fewer a) being shown as trained professionals who are experts in their fields  and b) being themselves and not acting in a way that they are not.\n\nWhoever said they found 5 flamers must not have watched the show, because no one who is familiar with it could possibly think that. It is a shame some people just watch for two minutes or look at a photo and judge on that. Carson is very flamey and overtly 'gay', yes (and he is 100% exactly like that in person), and Jai perhaps is a little stereotypically 'gay' (and plenty of gay people do act like just like Carson, or more so). But Ted is as 'straight-acting' as you could imagine, and I don't think anyone would suspect he was gay without being told. He is also a very experienced and respected journalist who worked for Esquire (a men's magazine) for years - hardly stereotypically gay. Thom (who owns his own hugely successful design company) and Kyan are not 'flamey' at all and come across as pretty 'straight-acting.'\n\nYou should also consider all the good they have done personally for gay people, especially young people. Not only are all five guys very heavily involved in giving a great deal of time and money to various charities that support gay causes, like the Trevor Project and the Carson Kressley Scholarship, if you saw the deluge of letters they get, or met some of the young gay people who approach them on a daily basis, you would not care if Carson is a bit flamey. Literally hundreds and hundreds of gay people, mostly teenagers, have come to the guys (often in tears) saying it is Queer Eye that made them feel it was okay to be gay, or that it allowed them to come out to their families, or even that Queer Eye is the one thing that stopped them from committing suicide. Dislike the show by all means, but these guys have had an undeniable impact on the lives of so many, and that cannot possibly be seen as a bad thing.
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Originally tatoos were symbolic as a rite of passage for boys into manhood. Other life events were also marked (excuse the pun) by tatoos. More often than not, however, tattoos were a form of body art, decoration, or meant to express something symbolic.\n\nHonestly,  can't see that the feelings, symbolism, or meanings behind tatooing has changed. Some feel it's cool while others are expressing an artistic endeavor. Some are being rebellious and still others simply want to commemorate turning a certain age, an event , etc.\n\nIt all seems very similar but not quite as "main stream" as it once was. The funny thing is that for awhile the only people with tatoos were thugs and bikers, now teacher, doctors, and lawyers share the love of ink.
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When I was 16 and very, very stupid I let my friend do a tattoo on my arm. It didn't look half bad, but it wasn't something I would want on my arm today as an adult. Good news was he didn't put the ink in deep enough or something because five years later it faded to the point where it could not be seen at all. Gone. Now I have the most beutifull portrait tattoo in its place of someone I never want to forget. Alls well that ends well.
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All this info is really good to know coz I want to get one.\nThe part about a tattoo being sore on or closer to bones really makes sense when u think about it. There goes my ankle tattoo.\n\nThese are great answers,
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I go get a tatoo every year.......the last one I got was my sons name on my ankle, the rest are hidden, just for me and my man to see!
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I know who jason behr is, but I didn't know that "jason behr tattoo" exists? I used to watch him in Roswell, on of my favorite shows which doesn't come on t.v. anymore. Anyway, I can't help you with the tattoo part, but if you want more info. you can visit www.jasonbehr.org. or www.jasonbehr.com. Maybe you should ask her why she wants to get a jason behr tattoo or what it means. I hope you get your answer. I am guessing she is a big fan of his like I am.
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You are NOT suppose to have ANY tattoo's showing anywhere.  The military can view this as destruction of government property, really.  I almost got an Article 15 for gettin a sun burn, so a showing tattoo is just asking for trouble.
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He's a poser. CKY Landspeed was funny in 1999 before it became all mainstream and all these poser kids started getting heartagram tattoos.I find him rather annoying.
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Look here\nhttp://tattoo.about.com/cs/plip/l/aa061402a.htm
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It belongs to a category called "marking" the card. Marking also includes placing an ink, lipstick  mark on the card.  Oh, it's also called "cheating"!!!!!
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Sean O'Hara\n\nhttp://www.tattoonow.com/tattoos/Sean_O'Hara/tattoos_6670.html
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You could find a picture of it and take to the tatoo place or another store and they should be able to do it for you
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That someone was drunk or stupid when they chose their tattoo.
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I think its ok, but its pretty much the same thing that I see everybody getting. I work in a tattoo shop, and each week we get so many people getting butterflys with curly stuff comming out the sides, or tribal comming out the sides.Have an artist draw you up something custom. Show him this design on the internet, but get a design that is all your own. Think of how many people in the world have this tattoo on them. Tattoo johnny is really popular.