Tattoo Shops

[Jakey]

This is where my mom has gotten both of her tatoos done and she has been very satisfied:
http://www.tigerlilytattoo.com/

[1ViciousGSX]

Trying to memorialize the "Scorchers"? :p

[niterydr]

Ink taylor.

[1QUICK4]

I would suggest either InkTaylor or Electric Dragonland in Hopkins.

[Tauni]

I went to a place called Steady on the U of M campus. I don't know street names, but I know how to get there if I see the streets. Anyways, if you go there, they have a few excellent artists who leave books out with picutres of the really good shit they have done. The aprentice there is also really good. Cerny did mine. I would suggest that place. They made me feel really comfortable because I was so freaked out.

[FattyBoomBatty]

Make sure to get the Moustache tatoo on the inside of your index finger.
http://www.nubblies.net/ubb/uploads/1069305247.jpg

[NOT THE BLUE LAMPSHADE]

HAHAHAHAHAAHHAAHAHAH, thats funny as hell!

[AJ]

I think I am going to swing over to the Ink Taylor soon and see if I can get a few more views at some work and ideas on a design.

One thing I don't know is cost, are tattoos spendy? THis one will probably be 4 or 5 inches tall by 6 or 7 inches wide and to start with all black and white with lots of shading.

[A//// Guy]

Tramp stamp Allan? :) haha jk.

[JET]

Yeah, I have been down to the Ink Tailor (about a mile from my house) and he does some very nice work. He has a hell of a reputation for only being around a couple of years! One of the best places in the nation is the Dragon's Den in Owatonna, he has been in many magazines and has people fly in from all over the world.

As far as placement, get it somewhere with a decent amount of muscle. I got mine when I was really skinny on my shoulder blade and it hurt like hell. The needle was hitting the bone. I was only about 140 lbs at the time, so I was really skinny. Upper arm is probably the least painful.