Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:27 pmuklockpicker wrote:May be because your in denile
No. I just like being in my nice dark closet where no one can see me. <3
No. I just like being in my nice dark closet where no one can see me. <3
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What's Your Ink?
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Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:27 pmNo. I just like being in my nice dark closet where no one can see me. <3
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 7:09 pmdont shoot your family jewls off
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 8:24 pmNah, I'm not a fan of that myself.
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:16 am
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 12:45 pmJust curious - why an NPN Bipolar Junction Transistor?
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 5:11 amTechnology rocks and the transistor is what revolutionized the modern world. I'm sure it could be argued but I see the NPN schematic symbol as being the most pure representation of it.
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 9:02 pmjkthecjer wrote:Technology rocks and the transistor is what revolutionized the modern world. I'm sure it could be argued but I see the NPN schematic symbol as being the most pure representation of it.
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Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 11:56 pmHallisChalmers wrote:jkthecjer wrote:Technology rocks and the transistor is what revolutionized the modern world. I'm sure it could be argued but I see the NPN schematic symbol as being the most pure representation of it.
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morse?
i used to build radios when i was a kid...
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 12:28 amawol70 wrote:HallisChalmers wrote:jkthecjer wrote:Technology rocks and the transistor is what revolutionized the modern world. I'm sure it could be argued but I see the NPN schematic symbol as being the most pure representation of it.
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morse? is that ever used anymore?
i used to build radios when i was a kid..
dont know if i would want morse as a tat,tho =/
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 12:44 amawol70 wrote:awol70 wrote:HallisChalmers wrote:jkthecjer wrote:Technology rocks and the transistor is what revolutionized the modern world. I'm sure it could be argued but I see the NPN schematic symbol as being the most pure representation of it.
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morse? is that ever used anymore?
i used to build radios when i was a kid..
dont know if i would want morse as a tat,tho =/
Yes, morse is still used by some amateur radio operators - but not all. And all maritime traffic is now sideband or FM. It's a tradition that is dying out. The military may still teach morse to some of the special ops guys - but they have encrypted and frequency hopping radios to play with.
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Fri May 08, 2009 12:30 pmHallisChalmers wrote:jkthecjer wrote:Technology rocks and the transistor is what revolutionized the modern world. I'm sure it could be argued but I see the NPN schematic symbol as being the most pure representation of it.
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Nope, but I do have a Tech license that got on a whim.
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Fri May 08, 2009 12:32 pmjkthecjer wrote:HallisChalmers wrote:jkthecjer wrote:Technology rocks and the transistor is what revolutionized the modern world. I'm sure it could be argued but I see the NPN schematic symbol as being the most pure representation of it.
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Nope, but I do have a Tech license that got on a whim.
Excellent - a brother hamster!
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 7:12 amI just thought of an idea for the greatest tattoo ever. So you start with a bull dog, a big mean bulldog, and it's only got three legs, it looks like one of them was torn off in a fight with another dog or something. Someone, maybe a pirate and maybe not, grafted an honest-to-god, real fucking *peg leg* onto the bulldog. And one of it's eyes is missing, OK. There's a big, infected looking scar running right down it's face, where the eye used to be. Clutched in the bull dog's mouth is a human skull, and the dogs biting on it real hard, trying to fuck that skull up the best he knows how. He wants to *devour* that shit. Coiled around the skull, and emerging from one of the eye sockets, is a snake, a fucking *king cobra*, and it looks so pissed off it's not even funny. It's hissing, and venom is dripping from it's fangs. But do you know what? That doesn't mean shit, because the snake is *dead*. There's an Egyptian dagger going through it's head, and blood is *everywhere*. The snake looks pissed, but it's also confused, because it died so quick that it doesn't even know it's dead yet. And now... Now there is a god damned *bald eagle* hovering above the snake, and it's ready for lunch! It's talons are mere centimeters from snatching up the cobra. Did the bald eagle stab the snake? Nobody knows, and nobody *ever will* know. But do you know what the best part of this tattoo is? The whole thing, the dog, the snake, the bald eagle? Well, they're all *on fire*.
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 7:29 amGutterClown wrote:But do you know what the best part of this tattoo is? The whole thing, the dog, the snake, the bald eagle? Well, they're all *on fire*.
Silly rabbit.
No one would put on a tattoo like that without "In Loving Memory of Mom" written in Olde English Script, underneath it.
Re: What's Your Ink?
Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 7:19 pmSo I'm going to bring this thread to life for a short bit. I recently got my first tattoo. Right forearm.
I recently got my first tattoo. Right forearm.