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Miss Russian Army Beauty Contest
Interesting gallery of the girls who serve in the Russian Army:
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RIME MAGAZINE / NEW SITE
After seven years of publishing a print publication LA-based RIME Magazine, has put their experience and creativity online to create the same heavy impact they did with the print version. While the hard copys are still expected to remain in circulation, the frequency per year will reduce to 2 to 3 issues in a higher quality/book format, while the website will run as the flagship platform for Rime. Publisher of Rime, Jason Flores says, "We see a major advantage with our access to content and experience in this industry and we know we can be very successful in being a strong competitor online."
Disturbed - Inside the Fire
HERE ARE THE OFFICIAL LYRICS!!!
Devon
Won't go to heaven
She's just another lost soul, about to be mine again
Leave her
we will recieve her
It is beyond your control
will you ever meet again
Devon
No longer living
Who had been rendered unwhole.
As a little child,
she was taken
and then forsaken
you will remember it all
Let it blow your mind again
Devon lies beyond this portal
take the word of one immortal
Give your soul to me
For eternity
release your life
to begin another time with her
End your grief with me
there's another way
release your life
take your place inside the fire with love
Sever
Now and forever
you're just another lost soul about to be mine again
see her, you'll never free her
you must surrender it all
And give life to me again
Fire
All you desire
As she begins to turn cold and run out of time
you will shiver
till you deliver
you will remember it all
Let it blow your mind again
Devon lies beyond this portal
take the word of one immortal
[Chours]
[solo]
[Chours]
Devon
No longer living
Who had been rendered unwhole.
As a little child
she was taken,
and then forsaken
you will remember it all
Let it blow your mind again.
A Walking 2-Legged Dog
Dogs need 4 legs to walk…or can they walk on two legs?
Well most of them do, but not wonder dog Faith. She was born with deformities, she only had one front leg and it had to be removed when she was 7 months because it was starting to atrophy. But thanks to the care of her adoptive owners Faith managed to survive and grow into an amazing dog. She learned to move by using only her 2 remaining legs, but, according to her owners although it was a very difficult process, it was also natural.
Faith has become a star and her owners have started the With Little Faith Foundation and they travel along with their pet, spreading their faith and God’s love to as many as they can. Faith Official Website.
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Well most of them do, but not wonder dog Faith. She was born with deformities, she only had one front leg and it had to be removed when she was 7 months because it was starting to atrophy. But thanks to the care of her adoptive owners Faith managed to survive and grow into an amazing dog. She learned to move by using only her 2 remaining legs, but, according to her owners although it was a very difficult process, it was also natural.
Faith has become a star and her owners have started the With Little Faith Foundation and they travel along with their pet, spreading their faith and God’s love to as many as they can. Faith Official Website.
The Rising Sun
Despite the warmer weather, it was drizzly and overcast on Friday when I was walking north on Broadway at lunchtime.
Despite the occasional raindrop, the journey didn't warrant an umbrella. As I ambled toward Times Square, I passed a gentleman smoking a cigarette outside of a building. His arms were inked.
I walked to the corner contemplating whether I should head back and ask him about his tattoos. I dismissed the weak excuse of precipitation and wandered back and introduced myself.
He had multiple tattoos on both arms, but what jumped out initially were the pin-ups on the interior of his forearms:
I especially liked his newest piece, on the right, with the Stars & Stripes theme and what appeared to be a rising sun tattooed on the lower right buttock of the woman. "Great detail," I thought.
I handed him a printout and said that Tattoosday averages a modest 150 hits a day. He indicated he had a blog too, with significantly more traffic. I asked if I could get the site to link and he hesitated.
Remembering that he had met me only minutes before, and that people generally have strong opinions about lifestyles that may be different than theirs, his pause was understandable when he disclosed that his blog, The House of Richard Windsor (Mature Readers only), is dedicated to the fetish of, well, spanking.
I'm an open-minded guy and such a revelation hardly phased me. If anything, it made the encounter more interesting.
So, going by the name Richard Windsor, the possessor of the above tattoos is a 44-year old originally from the English town of Swindon.
He offered up the pin-ups happily. They actually represented the lifestyle he lived. On his left forearm is the "good girl". He drew her himself* and she was later inked by Kelly Krantz at FlyRite Studio in Brooklyn. The shop has previously been featured on Tattoosday here.
The opposite arm bears the Naughty Girl, as tattooed by Krantz most recently. Both were done at the same shop, although Krantz is now working out of Hold Fast Tattoos, in Williams-
burg, Brooklyn.
It was then that I made the additional connection. I said to him: "Oh, the mark on the Naughty Girl is a hand print! I thought it was a rising sun!"
Richard smiled and laughed, "Well, it is."
Brilliant.
Anyway, thanks to Mr. Windsor for being so open and sharing his ladies with the denizens of Tattoosday!
*NOTE: Richard wrote to me, clarifying the design of the "good girl" after this posted:
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Despite the occasional raindrop, the journey didn't warrant an umbrella. As I ambled toward Times Square, I passed a gentleman smoking a cigarette outside of a building. His arms were inked.
I walked to the corner contemplating whether I should head back and ask him about his tattoos. I dismissed the weak excuse of precipitation and wandered back and introduced myself.
He had multiple tattoos on both arms, but what jumped out initially were the pin-ups on the interior of his forearms:
I especially liked his newest piece, on the right, with the Stars & Stripes theme and what appeared to be a rising sun tattooed on the lower right buttock of the woman. "Great detail," I thought.
I handed him a printout and said that Tattoosday averages a modest 150 hits a day. He indicated he had a blog too, with significantly more traffic. I asked if I could get the site to link and he hesitated.
Remembering that he had met me only minutes before, and that people generally have strong opinions about lifestyles that may be different than theirs, his pause was understandable when he disclosed that his blog, The House of Richard Windsor (Mature Readers only), is dedicated to the fetish of, well, spanking.
I'm an open-minded guy and such a revelation hardly phased me. If anything, it made the encounter more interesting.
So, going by the name Richard Windsor, the possessor of the above tattoos is a 44-year old originally from the English town of Swindon.
He offered up the pin-ups happily. They actually represented the lifestyle he lived. On his left forearm is the "good girl". He drew her himself* and she was later inked by Kelly Krantz at FlyRite Studio in Brooklyn. The shop has previously been featured on Tattoosday here.
The opposite arm bears the Naughty Girl, as tattooed by Krantz most recently. Both were done at the same shop, although Krantz is now working out of Hold Fast Tattoos, in Williams-
burg, Brooklyn.
It was then that I made the additional connection. I said to him: "Oh, the mark on the Naughty Girl is a hand print! I thought it was a rising sun!"
Richard smiled and laughed, "Well, it is."
Brilliant.
Anyway, thanks to Mr. Windsor for being so open and sharing his ladies with the denizens of Tattoosday!
*NOTE: Richard wrote to me, clarifying the design of the "good girl" after this posted:
Thanks to Richard Windsor for a) clarifying this matter and b) sending visitors this way to check out his pin-ups over here on Tattoosday!
I just want to clarify a little bit what I told you. While I did indeed sketch the first tattoo, all credit should really go to Kelly as his interpretation of my "very rough" drawing by far exceeded my expectations. He took my ideas and the finished product is actually his work, I shouldn't really take credit for what he created. All I did was provide the ideas and the original sketch, which in fairness was 100 times inferior to his creation.
A Trio of Stars, Remembering a Father
A few weeks back, at our local fashion and accessories store, I noticed three stars tattooed on the store manager's foot. I made a mental note that, when I returned, I should ask her about them.
I was in the store yesterday and the opportunity presented itself. From the sound of it, every employee in the store has ink, and most of them seem to be open to talking with Tattoosday.
But Samantha took the lead and offered up the three stars on her feet:
These were inked by Joe at Studio Enigma.
The triad of stars is a memorial to Samantha's father, who passed away about five years ago. She initially got the one large star, but then added the two others about 2 months ago to make a set of three, representing her and her two siblings, a brother and sister.
She chose to do these on her foot because it seemed to her like a different spot.
Thanks again for shining your stars on the blog, Samantha!
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I was in the store yesterday and the opportunity presented itself. From the sound of it, every employee in the store has ink, and most of them seem to be open to talking with Tattoosday.
But Samantha took the lead and offered up the three stars on her feet:
These were inked by Joe at Studio Enigma.
The triad of stars is a memorial to Samantha's father, who passed away about five years ago. She initially got the one large star, but then added the two others about 2 months ago to make a set of three, representing her and her two siblings, a brother and sister.
She chose to do these on her foot because it seemed to her like a different spot.
Thanks again for shining your stars on the blog, Samantha!
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