The ramblings of an engineer working for the Army to protect our men and women the world over.
This one goes out to the parents, I know that they'll be calling later on this evening after they see these. And yes, these are from my own leg, this is NOT, I repeat, NOT a stunt leg. Enjoy, and let me know what you think, and if you don't think it looks good, then don't write anything. Thanks!
posted by giantcu92 @ 7:10 PM
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Recently, made another move in my life. Moved from NC to NOVA to work for the Army. I've kicked around the automotive industry for about 14 years now, and grew to HATE it. And when I say, HATE, that's not a strong enough word really. I now am employed in a job that I love, working with people that I like, and providing a product that I think is important. I've sort of "found" my calling I believe, and have found purpose for my engineering skills. I'm still working some long hours, but now, I enjoy it, instead of dreading it. Isn't that what we all want in life?
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SOOO GOOD.
That HAD to hurt.
Henceforth, you will be known as Snowflake Arsenault.
This from your mother. Nice legs. Keep it to one and it's cute. Anymore than that, well, no comment.
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Tom got that tattoo because he is so collllllllllllllld...
and he likes bunnies and hot chocolate.
that's fucking bangin'
What did the deleted comment say? That you are a shit-eating douche-bag? Cause you are.
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It's kind of a small tattoo..
3 hours, in the chair, well, 3 hours plus about 10 minutes. It hurt like all of hades.
Not sure what the deleted comment said, as the author deleted it, not this kid. I'm one of those kids that doesn't delete comments.
Chill out about the deleted comment yo... I just spelled something wrong, that's all.
yo snowflake, you need one your other calf too, symmetry man, symmetry.
Next up: themed sweaters. I miss you Snowflake. Hot chocolate and long walks on the beach just aren't the same anymore.
Tom,
Who was the artist? You say you got in done in Durham? It wasn't Tom Blackmar, was it?
You heading home for the holidays, or are you going to be around?
DJtwotattedcalves
(Welcome to the club)
The artist was this woman named Kathryn Moore at Dogstar Tattoo in Durham. She does some pretty good stuff as far as I can tell. She is not what I would call your typical tattoo artist, as she doesn't have any of her own, and has a PhD in art from Carnegie Mellon in PA. Funny thing is, she also spent time flying planes for Delta about 10 years ago or so.
Heading north in a few weeks for the holidays of course. Will be taking off around the 23rd of December.
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