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    Journeyman Greytalker

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    Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:12 pm  
    Post Your Tattoos: Gamers with Ink

    I got this one, over the weekend:


    Last year I began my Birthday Ink tradition by getting a tattoo of a weedy seadragon, a symbol of fatherhood to me as it is the papa seahorse that carries the young:


    This year's skin illustration was inspired by the tale of Aurora the Octopus
    Journeyman Greytalker

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    Sun Dec 02, 2012 6:21 am  

    It was that time of year, again!
    GreySage

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    Sun Dec 02, 2012 7:21 am  

    Aeolius, at this rate you will become a high-ranking yakuza! Although I don't sport any "ink," I do appreciate it and have seen my fair share of interesting tatoos (mainly my high school students). However, my good friend, also a gamer, has a metal gauntlet holding a lightning bolt on his shoulder. It is supposed to reflect his personal leanings towards the Heironean code.

    If I were ever to get a tatoo, likely it would be a griffon. A dragon would be neat, but likely too common (not that a griffon is all that uncommon, mind you). A Rune of Pursuit would be artistic, as per my Avatar and leanings towards Trithereon's code, but it looks too much like a swastika...and that is NOT the mark I wish to endorse! Shocked

    thanks for sharing,

    Lanthorn


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    GreySage

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    Sun Dec 02, 2012 12:39 pm  

    Those do look pretty cool, Aeolius. Smile

    Tatoos aren't for me, personally, but I appreciate quality artwork that holds special meaning for the person it's on.

    SirXaris
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    Mon Dec 10, 2012 9:48 am  

    Nice ink Aeolius.

    I like the symbolism of the seahorse.

    I'm pretty covered with tattoos myself ... I've always wanted a Greyhawk related one but as of yet I just haven't been able to decide on something suitable and meaningful enough for me!
    GreySage

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    Mon Dec 10, 2012 4:13 pm  

    Show us, Wolfling. I expect to see a lupine of some sort! Happy

    -Lanthorn
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    Thu Aug 22, 2013 4:15 pm  

    Haha Lanthorn. I got many tats in my younger days, and hey Wolfling three different wolves across my chest (the middle one kinda looks like your avatar)! Sadly no mauses though. I too think a greyhawk inspired tat would be sweet, but have never been able to decide what. A good tat needs to be self designed and much considered in my opinion. If i figure out how to get a picture on here i'll post one for ya. (probably have to enlist my sons to help me with that).

    -GreyMaus
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