Sly Bald Guys Forum
Discussions About Being Bald => Tattoos and Piercings => Topic started by: matt548 on May 17, 2014, 11:10:02 PM
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i've been working on a sleeve since the fall (well not me, but a great tattoo artist) check it out!
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Awesome art, Matt! I enjoy tattoos, but never had the guts to get one...smh..
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Looks great, Matt!
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Looks great.
Roger
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Nice. I have been having Laser treatment to try and remove some tats! Very very very very very very painful indeed!! lol
May just be happy with them toned down / faded. Pain is terrible.
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That's a serious sleeve! Great artwork!
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Full sleeves rock, there is no way to argue with that. Plus a bald head and a couple of earrings = instant bad-ass.
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Wow! That is extensive. Looks great!
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Nice Tat!
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That looks awesome!, a lot of hours work put in there
I love tattoos and tattoo culture
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WOW!!!! That is beautiful. It is difficult to appreciate it from just the small photos though. I would like to see that "in the flesh" as it were. Where are you located? Who is doing the work? Did you do the design? What does the design mean?
I think that I am far too old to pull that off; but I have one half sleeve and am thinking about getting the other armed half sleeved as well.
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I'm happy I took the plunge and got full sleeves about 15 years ago, extended them to my hands about 5 years ago.
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Nice sleeve, Matt - what's next? I have a full suit, covered except below my wrists and above the base of my neck. I can wear a suit and nothing's visible. Wear it in good health.
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Awesome work, Steeltoe!
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wow Steeltoe! Aren't you afraid of running out of room? Ha Ha. But seriously, very nice work!
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Well, another disappointment! I tore my Bicep tendon two weeks ago. Saw the surgeon on Wednesday, he says that I also re-tore my rotator cuff. My arm is very weak, and looks very strange. There is a kind of "golf ball" sized lump where the bicep has fallen just above the elbow and the top half of the arm is very skinny with a big "dent" in it.
The good news is that he says he can fix it. The other part of the good news is that it is not going to ruin all of my summer plans, (Airventure at Oshkosh, Bike Week at Sturgis, Burning Man in Nevada). His first available appointment for surgery is September 26.
The down side, (other than the long and painful recovery) is that the half sleeve I had planned to start this week will have to wait at least 9 months. Since we don't know what shape the upper arm will have after the surgery, and we don't know where the scars will be, it makes no sense to do the tattoo before the surgery!
I was really psyched up for the new tattoo!
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If it was going to happen, its good it didn't happen straight after you got the sleeve done
But crap it has happened at all..