Thursday, April 30, 2009

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I think the title says it all, really. This is a truly scary guy.


Why are men so terrified of committing to one woman? Can his hesitance be relieved? What makes a man commit finally? Love is the last thing on the minds of most males yet all he needs is new perspective to hear the tune differently.

Commitment is a scary thought for men because it represents everything of love, one person indefinitely, and a future he isn't sure he'll want one year from now. A woman falls in love and instantly has the wedding planned and a man knows that. All he wants right now is a relationship that makes him happy with no pressure or promises to be anything else yet. It's a scary thought for most men to commit.

He has a slower pace that deserves to be respected and followed. Avoid scaring him away by staying even with him. He says he likes you then you reciprocate. Move together at his speed to comfort him signifying he found a life friend willing to be there when he is ready to open up. Don't pressure or rush a man because he'll run. Be patient and he'll see the incredible self-less person you are.

Commitment and love are scary thoughts for most men but you can make it a natural transition they don't even realize. Talk about the things he likes to do and learn what his favorite hobbies are. The latest movie he wants to see, working in the garage, or sports may not interest you but spend some time just for him to be happy to bond. Hand him tools while he works on the car and talk in between. Make a connection and create quality time together. Ask him if he wants to see that movie this week he's wanted to go to or sit and learn about the NFL while he watches Monday Night Football.

Take care of his needs too since you plan on keeping him around for a while. Positive emotions arise when a man finds the one woman that makes him happier than he has ever been. Commitment is a scary thought for most men but sometimes reality is less harsh than he originally thought when he realizes committing to you can make him smile everyday.

How Tattoos Are Done

The technique with which the pigments are brought underneath the skin has not undergone any significant change during the course of history. There are, however, depending on the state of development and degree of inventiveness, great variations in the quality. And then there are the craft aspects: the application of the correct amount of pigment; correct penetration, not too deep, without leaving

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Straightedge Toast

This guy maybe has my favorite bad tattoos of all time. Ever. Period.
Possibly because I have a real soft spot for straight edge tattoos and punk/hc tattoos, possibly because they are just hilarious.




Description from the horse's mouth below:

All my friends have toast tattoos, because when you're poor and dumpster for your food bread is always readily available - it's this thing that kinda unifies us at this point in our lives. The Earth Crisis theme came about when some silly hardline XVX kids were staying at this punk house and talking about how belittling a band with serious issues is a bad thing, and how EC was cool and really helped push ideas into hardcore, and then they started insulting the people who lived at that house by degrading them and saying they had bad views, even making someone get near the verge of crying because she ate sparingly fish.

I realized that the lyrics for the beginning of Firestorm worked really well with toast (the original lyrics for those who don't know are "Street by street/block by block/taking it all back", referring to cleansing a neighborhood of drug dealers.) I went and got the tattoo done in an hour, showed them, and started drinking and eating cheese for the rest of the night (even though I was vegan at the time.) They stopped talking to me, and left shortly after.

I'm going to be getting a tattoo really soon that is based off of the anarchist atheist saying "No Gods, No Masters", but its gonna say "Dogs, No Masters" and have a kennel on fire and someone holding a leash with his brains blown out, and upside down crosses made of milk bones. I didn't think up that saying, though


Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Sanskrit Tattoo Design

Sanskrit Tattoo Design
This Sanskrit tattoo is pretty cool, especially the background, it is very rare to see the fresco effect in tattoo designs.Sanskrit tattoo designThis free tattoo design is composited of a Sanskrit character and a buddha face hiding behind it. Very nice idea. There are 100 Sanskrit characters on this free tattoo design. They are one famous incantation in Buddhism. This incantation can help you

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

More amazing back pieces


What happened to this angel's feet? Don't they look just like stumps? Also why is one angel stomping the other one's head? I think I see some horns on the bottom angel there, so maybe it's Lucifer being shown what's up.
Let me show you a wonderful trio of ridiculous back tattoos:


Now I know that this photo was taken mid-scabby-stage so I won't be *too* harsh about the quality of the tattooing here, because it's really hard to tell. HOWEVER, it's impossible to tell what's going on! I do see some flaming dice, and a '3', but what are the weird globby things on each shoulder? They look like rotting lettuce.


Okay, now this one just confuses me. I am under the assumption that it's not finished. The triangle thing on the left is one of the worst tattoos I've seen, but seems like a pretty explainable bad tattoo to get. The Japanese guy on the right is not actually that bad, and obviously isn't done yet. What REALLY baffles me though, is what is on the bottom. It looks like a scratched on sunbathing girl at the beach! IT CAN'T BE SO! sdlkfjslfjs! Amazing.

Friday, April 3, 2009

Get Chinese Symbol Tattoos - Fabulous, Sexy and Uniquely You

Get Chinese Symbol Tattoos
Get Chinese symbol tattoos and make a decisive statement to the world. These truly are the most versatile of tattoos. They can represent the feminine or the masculine equally well and can empower us with a sense of who we are.

The key to getting a chinese calligraphy tattoo that is unique to you is to bypass all the usual outlets.

* Don't chose your design from the flash on the wall of your local tattoo parlor
* Don't chose your design from a "freebie' site on the internet.

There is a real temptation when browsing the art work in a tattoo parlor to see something that catches the eye and make a decision on the spot to get inked with that design. Resist that urge. That art work will have already caught the attention of a hundred other people. You will not have a design that is unique. You will have one the same as everyone else and not one of you can be absolutely sure of what it means.


The free web sites on the internet are just as bad. Once again, that design will not be unique. Even worse, this time it will have been duplicated by thousands - maybe tens of thousands - others tattoo enthusiasts. And to cap it off, the translation will be done by software. It most likely does not even represent what it is supposed to.


If you're looking for a Chinese symbol tattoo that is truly fabulous, sexy and uniquely yours, you must get an experienced translator to design your tattoo. That way, you know the words mean what they're are supposed to, you get a choice of calligraphic styles and you get the stencil your tattooist needs to work from.