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GoatJuggernaut

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  1. Bought these Red Wing Engineer 2268 Boots last year and they're too big. Only tried on, never used and in great condition - check the pictures. Looking to trade these for a size 10, or sell them for $300. Same boots as these: HERE

     

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    Also looking to trade or sell these NWT Iron Heart 666s sz32x36. Unhemmed, unworn aside from trying them on. Looking to trade for a size 35 or 36. Selling for $300

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    Thanks for looking, shoot me a line with any questions.

     

     

  2. I'm going to come out and say it:

    I hate when people think that tattoo's are an art form. They are not, in any way, an honest and reflective expression of the human condition. Tattoos are superficial ways of projecting a desired perception of oneself permanently onto your body. It's a means of making yourself feel cooler than you are. Period. The cultural reasons and perceptions for different forms of tattooing all over the world are universally the same. The reason was and still is posturing.

    I didn't get mine for any other reason. The people who create tattoos are nothing more than hobbyists. It's sad that there are subcultures dedicated to creating some kind of religious zealotry around the merits of the tattoo. There is no deep meaning other than identity crisis with which we can discuss tattoos, so when people try to ask me about the meaning behind my own, I say what many of you say: "I just thought that it would make me look cooler." Whever I turn on the television and see these fart-bloated idiots on "NY Ink" or that one retarded bimbo, I refuse to say her name, I just want to gag on some loaf. These people are not worthy of the public arena.

    This whole rant is great. Are you trying to intellectualize the reason that you have poorly done tattoos? Is an art form truly defined by whether it's a true and honest reflection of the human condition - and if in fact people get tattoo's for superficial reasons, as a reflection of who they think or wish they were - as you suggest, wouldn't a tattoo be a very explicit representation of the human condition?

    Hard to call tattooers hobbyists when they study and hone a craft and dedicate their lives to the profession. We're not talking about people who dress up each weekend for a civil war reenactment to get their sick jollies off. Not sure why you pigeonhole an entire culture based on people on TV or people who get tattooed/make tattoos solely to be cool.

    Tattoos are great because they cover such a wide spectrum of aesthetics and applications. It's great to look at shitty tattoos and laugh at them, or to soak up and appreciate a Horiyoshi III body suit. I've got crappy tattoos from when I was young and drunk, and tattoos from dedicated professionals who put a lot of effort into their work.

    I mean, I get it, you don't care, nothing has meaning. You got your tattoos because of an identity crisis and a desire to posture - why make such a big deal out of it?

  3. This is the wear on a pair of prototype jeans I've been working on for a while. 14.75oz Cone Mills denim, Tanner patch & YKK Kentucky hardware at about 5.5 months wear and ~15 washes. The denim started out a deep indigo and the color has softened very nicely with some high contrast fades. iPhone pics don't capture the color very accurately, the close up shots do the best story telling.

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  4. I got a big tattoo last year from Todd Noble at the SFO convention. Had to move 1/2 way though because of the power blackout. Great experience and a fucking great tattoo. Whoever says it's not a good idea to get a tattoo at a convention has probably never been tattooed at a convention.

  5. is Scott Cambell totally impossible to get time with?

    Have you considered JK5? his script is wild on point.

    Got tattood by Boltz a week ago, crap picture:

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