Great series, by the way!

Though, lately… some of the reactions have been changing to “Please! Please, God! Change your message!”

Still the reactions to it are so amusing that I leave it.

I’m 41, I still play air guitar and air drums, and I, too, am a dork.

However, I was laboring under the enormous fallacy that all tattoo artists are about the same. I went in one place, and they were annoying, so I left & went somewhere else. I really liked them & the experience. It took a long time for me to realize that the tattooing was unnecessarily heavily outlined, so it looks like someone drew the outline with a marker. So I would very seriously suggest that you find tattoos that you like, and ask people for a referral, or at least ask around for opinions.

Thank you so kindly! Glad to potentially expand your horizons a bit too, as if that really needs doing. (grin)

You should hop on over to allmusic and check a couple samples from the album. I won’t say it’s life changing, at least not in a good way, but it really does bear listening to once. There’s no way to truly appreciate how bizarre the thing was until you hear it yourself.

It’s funny to look back at the Beatles catalog too. They were an incredibly prolific band, and continued on as solo artists after they broke up in 1970. I’m continually amazed at how many truly great songs they had.

I haven’t talked to a tattoo artist yet because I feel like such a dork even thinking about it. It’s my hangup, I know that, but it still holds me back.

I can see it being a bigger thing to the artists in the bands, getting their logos inked. It’s a huge part of their life, their passion. If I was in a band, I’d do that too, no question.

Absolutely no cartoon characters though.