Yeah. That is different. Free hand and all. Very talented artist I would say.
Maybe your next tattoo can be a scooby. But where would you put it ! I think shamus had a suggestion LOL
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by Valis 48 Replies latest jw friends
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Valis
*LOL* xjw...ahah there in no way in hell scooby is getting anywhere near ye olde lake trout...*LOL* its gonna be all fish on the left and probable some flowers and rocks on the right, plus one big koi that's gonna cover an old tattoo.
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District Overbeer
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calamityjane
Put a scooby tattoo on your arse Valis, that way you can sit on him at anytime
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ScoobySnax
Ha!!! Actually Valis I think its kind of ok! My sister and brother had some done last year....... theres were not as "bold" as yours though! (and the flabby arm was a joke)
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Valis
eh Scooby...return to yer vomit or somethin will ya? *LOL* freak boy....
calamity...your suggestion sounds more tempting all the time..*LOL*
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District Ovebeer
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ScoobySnax
....but I still think you got flabby arms.
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ScoobySnax
oh, and sincerely awful breasts.
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RAYZORBLADE
I am planning on getting 3 (three) more tattoos.
In case you missed it, I'm hoping to get 2 tattoos: one on both forearms (underside, non-hairy), dragonfly and preying mantis (North American versions).
I will get a Monarch butterfly on my shoulder (right side, as there's a ladybug there).
Honestly, I love body art, and Valis, has more tattoos than there are lakes in Canada.
Let's see what SheilaM comes up with, and if it's what I like, I'll have it on my arm within the next couple of months, if not sooner.
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GentlyFeral
Hiya Valis,
I love those fish, are they hard to take care of? I always heard fish like that mucked up the water quite a bit.
Moors are just pudgy goldfish with big eyes, and they're as easy to care for as other goldfish. And, yes, just as dirty.
Guppies are pretty undemanding fish until they get pregnant. They give birth to live young, and if a fry gets stuck in the birth canal you'd better be standing by with... I dunno, a tweezers, I think. I once had a pregant guppy die because I was at the KH when she started having trouble. If they survive the birth, you need to have plenty of plants in the tank for the babies to hide in, or the parents will eat them.
I generally didn't keep multiple members of the same species in one tank, so I didn't have population problems. Tetras and danios are pretty hardy, but danios tend to make suicide leaps when you put them in a holding tank to clean the aquarium. They are hardy enough to be good starter fish for a new aquarium, though.
Here's a couple of zebra danio - they're actually tiny fish; I've never seen one more than 2 inches long.
Here's another popular and inexpensive species, the neon tetra.Yes, the colors really are that bright, and the blue glow is actually internal; the flesh appears to be transparent. I just ran across a web page that says tetras and danios do not do well together, but I never had any problem.
GentlyFeral
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