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Don Martin
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Are you saying when he dies we should skin him out like some kind of beaver?
Okay, B/W, if not like a beaver maybe fileted like a Fish?! And Don't forget Ryan, Botox will keep your skin art looking like new 'till the day you die! :wink: :roll:

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Don Martin wrote:
And Don't forget Ryan, Botox will keep your skin art looking like new 'till the day you die! :wink: :roll:


When done I'll use a nice butyrate dope to keep it pretty with that "wet look" and when going out in the sun, I'll apply an ample coat of spraylat to assure it won't fade. :lol: :wink:

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Are you saying when he dies we should skin him out like some kind of :shock: beaver?


Well, I've had this marble rolling around in my head a few days begging
the question, "will Ryan continue to 'display" with Collings once he 'heads
west'...now that the subject has been broached, I don't feel so shocked at
my thought.

Really nice work Ryan! I was also thinking that stained-glass renditions
of your artwork would be rather stunning as well. :idea:

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It's OFFICIAL ! GI Joe is the last guy wearing a SAC patch. Wonder if there's anyone out there with a TAC patch ?
:lol: :lol: :lol: ...And what about MAC? :) 8) :P

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I was going to include them but just didn't.
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I'm glad to see your thinking to the Future, Ryan! :wink: And I'll be proud to hang you on my wall(IF I Am The Winning Bidder!)! :shock: :D

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Oh yeah, I just found this... an online interview and MP3 "radio" intervew with me and my artist about my tattoo work:

http://www.maine.rr.com/05/sanctuary/default.asp

And yes, it is from Maine... further proof that there IS technology in Maine that can be used for things other than rebuilding Snowmobiles and distilling alcohol.

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Ryan Keough wrote:
further proof that there IS technology in Maine.

No there isnt, just get over it. BTW how long has this project taken?

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I think the Geneva Convention protect people for cruel and unusual torture.

And Chemical Warfare


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TimApNy wrote:
I think the Geneva Convention protect people for cruel and unusual torture.

And Chemical Warfare


Tim I think, you have a typo...or your reading too much of the Colonel.
Shouldn't it read, "I think the Moxie Convention protect people FOR cruel
and unusual torture and Chemical Warfare."? :wink:

System-o-D...stay outside of the snow line until the hornets settle down...

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:mrgreen: ....2 tickets to Cozumel please maam? :rock: :butthead:

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Dude,

That's some of the sweetest "tat" work I have seen. I have a tatoo of our family crest from Ireland on my forearm that is shared by my three sons. Mine states "Father" in Gaelic and theirs "Brother" so I know where the feeling comes from.

I was actually thinking of continuing with something dedicated to my Dad, the 60th FS, or 33rd FG but haven't finalized that yet. Will keep you posted.

PM me for future updates on you and I.

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Come On, Guys! You know how HARD a Time I have Keeping Rob OUT OF the Secret Laboratory, Working on his devious inventions all through the Night :evil: Now I'll never get him back in the "Photo Studio" :shock: :shock: :wink: :wink: doing all those Lovely Photo Shoots that he can't show on the WIX :cry: :cry: :cry: (Of course, IT'S YOUR FUNEREAL..................)

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The Rohr depleted plutonium punkin scone area denial system Weapon of culinary mass destruction (a.k.a. R.D.P.P.S.A.D.S.W.C.M.D) is a bit lengthy of a name dont you think Col.?

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Just in case anyone wants to see more aviation-related tattoos... I started a new site that I'm updating regularly.

Go to: http://www.tattoosinflight.com

Contribute photos if you like!

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