Tattoo Coomments: 2009-11-29

Dennis Rodman Tattoos

Here we have the former NBA all star basketball player Dennis Rodman, winner of five NBA championships (1989, 1990, 1996, 1997, 1998).

Dennis Rodman has an extraordinary amount of tattoos, covering his 6 ft 8 in body.

His tattoos include, two large bulls on each side of his chest, plus an extensive amount of large tribal tattoos on his stomach and also around the shoulders and neck area.

He has a cross with a few stars around his belly button, and his last name "Rodman" on the back of his neck.

The tattoos on his right arm include a large sun with a shark in the middle, a red dice, a tribal design of sorts, a motorcycle among other pieces of artwork down his arm.

The tattoos on his left arm and shoulder include a small cross, a devil lady with pitchfork, a giant squid, plus various other designs which are difficult to see clearly.

Checkout these pictures of Dennis Rodman and his many tattoos.

Dennis Rodman Tattoos

Cleaning Out My Inbox: Ugliest Tattoos

I'm cleaning out my inbox over at Tattoosday and am sifting through the gold.

My lovely wife Melanie sent me this link back in June (yeah, June).

So get your fill out of Ugliest Tattoos.

TRAILER OF THE WEEK

Here is another classic film that stays on rotation here at the shop..
Add this one to your collection if you haven't already.

Paper Airplane Kept Aloft with Fans

“Aerodynamics say that if drag and thrust are equal, as in this video, the plane should move forward, not stay in the same position… why is this? Because the left one runs slower? than the right one.” Sounds logical, but what an impressive visualization.

How to Eat a Chicken Wing

Oh, the Internet… next time, I would like to learn how to drink a beer, please.

100 Hot Girls Doing Keg Stands

Keg stand is a popular drinking ritual performed using a beer keg. Its most common form involves the drinking participant grabbing onto the keg's handles as he or she is hoisted into the air by others, to the effect of doing a handstand while chugging directly from the keg. A keg stand can be performed competitively (in a case of multiple kegs), or simply for noncompetitive enjoyment. Keg stands are popular among college students. An American college student interviewed by Time Magazine defined a keg stand by stating, "Two friends suspend you by your ankles over a keg, and you guzzle as much cheap beer as quickly as you can."

Canonically, onlookers will shout out the number of seconds the drinking participant drinks for before having to stop. If in a competitive setting, an agreement is commonly made beforehand about the pressure of beer coming out. The general pressure setting is for a high-pressure stream, as low pressure pours from the keg may lead to more of a variance in the amount of beer consumed in a given count.

Other forms of keg stands may be done, such as holding onto an object rather than being held aloft by people.