Squid!

[arfmooo]

When The Internet People (which should probably be a company) installed our internet, they gave me a shitty wireless adapter for my desktop, but I got it to work with a little scotch tape and patience.  Until I moved my computer when I got a new desk.  I got it to work again, same methods applied.  This worked until I moved my computer to unplug

Comments

[easyb]

Didn't you say you work at servati? I think I bought a muffin from you a week or two ago.

[arfmooo]

yeah i work at servatii. well, i've quit since then.

man! what kind of muffin did you get?

[easyb]

um I don't remember. one of only 3 that were left.

touch ups

[anonymous]

Your tat is nice. You totally tipped the right amount. Tipping makes a big difference in the course of a work day because tattoo artists have to supply their own needles machines, ink and often single use items like ink cups. Plus a tattoo artist only takes home a percentage of the price. Touch ups are usually provided for free for the first year, as a courtesy to the client. It's completely normal for fading to occur during healing especially on a place like the foot where the ink is in constant contact with footwear. You both have a vested interest in making the work as nice as possible. If he's a reputable guy the touch up is considered free maintenance. Best of luck and thanks for sharing your ink.