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Post by mcmahonfan85 on Feb 12, 2010 12:45:02 GMT -5
I worked with him at an indy show over a year ago, very very nice person, seems to be devoting a lot of time to his son training him to be a wrestler The Prince of Old School?
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Post by sabu on Feb 12, 2010 14:05:32 GMT -5
he had his trunks pulled up to his neck at the ROH taping.
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Post by Lance Uppercut on Feb 12, 2010 16:31:15 GMT -5
As a tattoo snob may I point out: 1. The quality is like something you'd see on deviantart or a portraiture class at community college. 2. He's facing the wrong direction. Tattoos of figures facing behind you are bad luck. 3. The rest of the tats are poorly mapped out so it looks like he was scribbled on by a bunch of frat guys while passed out. Other than that, I'm glad to see him back. He's a great performer. Exactly any good tattoo artist would not of made him face backwards. not to sound like some non-tattooed snob, but I didn't know there were rules and taboos for tattoos (considering the weird thing people get and weird places people tend to put them).
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Post by Ultimo Chocula on Feb 13, 2010 17:54:05 GMT -5
Exactly any good tattoo artist would not of made him face backwards. not to sound like some non-tattooed snob, but I didn't know there were rules and taboos for tattoos (considering the weird thing people get and weird places people tend to put them). It's not so much of what you get it's what you do with it. You have to plan out how it will fit with your body just as much as what it will look like quality wise. A portrait that faces the wrong way, if you're not superstitious and don't believe in bad luck, just looks clunky and awkward. And if you get tats next to each other they have to be able to fit some sort of way, not like a puzzle or anything that complex, but just so it doesn't look randomly slapped on.
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Post by i.Sarita.com on Feb 13, 2010 18:07:37 GMT -5
not to sound like some non-tattooed snob, but I didn't know there were rules and taboos for tattoos (considering the weird thing people get and weird places people tend to put them). It's not so much of what you get it's what you do with it. You have to plan out how it will fit with your body just as much as what it will look like quality wise. A portrait that faces the wrong way, if you're not superstitious and don't believe in bad luck, just looks clunky and awkward. And if you get tats next to each other they have to be able to fit some sort of way, not like a puzzle or anything that complex, but just so it doesn't look randomly slapped on. I'd say about 75% of people who get tats ignore everything you just said.
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Post by Ultimo Chocula on Feb 13, 2010 18:31:55 GMT -5
It's not so much of what you get it's what you do with it. You have to plan out how it will fit with your body just as much as what it will look like quality wise. A portrait that faces the wrong way, if you're not superstitious and don't believe in bad luck, just looks clunky and awkward. And if you get tats next to each other they have to be able to fit some sort of way, not like a puzzle or anything that complex, but just so it doesn't look randomly slapped on. I'd say about 75% of people who get tats ignore everything you just said. Yep, I'd go so far as to say 85%.
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Post by BD Punk AKA SUSPENDED! on Feb 13, 2010 20:09:31 GMT -5
I worked with him at an indy show over a year ago, very very nice person, seems to be devoting a lot of time to his son training him to be a wrestler Colby? How old is he now? He can't be more than 15.
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Post by Mozenrath on Feb 14, 2010 4:04:30 GMT -5
It's not so much of what you get it's what you do with it. You have to plan out how it will fit with your body just as much as what it will look like quality wise. A portrait that faces the wrong way, if you're not superstitious and don't believe in bad luck, just looks clunky and awkward. And if you get tats next to each other they have to be able to fit some sort of way, not like a puzzle or anything that complex, but just so it doesn't look randomly slapped on. I'd say about 75% of people who get tats ignore everything you just said. Probably, though given a lot of tats I've seen, maybe some ought to listen. Rene Dupree, for example, ugh.
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