RC44Mag
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Because it was done in microfiche
Mine does too. But I can only read FORT TII have a tattoo on my wiener; it says (in all CAPS):
FORT TICONDEROGA, NEW YORK STATE/LAKE CHAMPLAIN
J.
I never knew tattoo artists could do 2pt font.I have a tattoo on my wiener; it says (in all CAPS):
FORT TICONDEROGA, NEW YORK STATE/LAKE CHAMPLAIN
J.
My father had several tat's on both arms from his 1940's Navy days, They were of an old antiquated style, one dimensional and diminished quality with age. In fact it got to where you couldn't tell what they were as time went by. That is why I could never talk myself into a tat. I came close on several occasions but always backed down.When I was a high school senior a friend of mine, who had quit school to join the Navy, got a tattoo of a heart with his girlfriend's name on it. He had this done the first time he had a weekend pass during his Navy boot training, and was excited to show it to the girlfriend when he would be able to come back to NYC after his training. Before he was able to come home for a visit, she broke up with him. He later went back to a tattoo artist and had the heart filled in with black ink to cover the name, but when the light was right you could still make out the name. That was enough to convince me to never get a tattoo.
There's a joke about that.I have a tattoo on my wiener; it says (in all CAPS):
FORT TICONDEROGA, NEW YORK STATE/LAKE CHAMPLAIN
J.
Those are a prison tats... MF scares me real bad! If he were in my presence I would certainly keep and eye on him and be suspicious of his activity.Part of my morning routine with coffee is to check the local county jail arrests. (Yes, I know, strange hobby)
Ran across this genius. What was he thinking when he sat down in the tattoo parler?
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