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Nice work. It's astounding how many good tatoo artists cant do a clean lettering piece like that. I went to school with a guy that does tats now. His lettering looks like you stuck your arm in a computer printer. Ultra tight.
Definitely! I have two ideas going through my head for the rest of my arm: either a tribal half-sleeve on the opposite side of that quote, or a tribute to Saint Michael, the Archangel, on my upper arm. I'm going to get both of them eventually, but it's just a matter of which one first.
Thats what I heard too. Ive stopped at one, would like more but it always comes down to tattoo or a new piece of gear.
I have a couple. It is true that you will want more. The only thing stopping me is that around here they are charging $165 an hour. Sorry man, but I am not paying that.
Scott
Be without fear in the face of your enemies. Be brave and upright, that God may love thee. Speak the truth always, even if it leads to your death. Safeguard the helpless and do no wrong.
When you consider it was assimilated (not in the least part due to its influence and dominance in clerical circles in the Middle Ages) and has shaped much of our modern world, together with Greek, both in linguistics and most other domains of human progress, I'd say it has survived. Adaptability...
When you consider it was assimilated (not in the least part due to its influence and dominance in clerical circles in the Middle Ages) and has shaped much of our modern world, together with Greek, both in linguistics and most other domains of human progress, I'd say it has survived. Adaptability...
It's still a dead language
It was made by a bunch of dudes who thought they were very clever but through most of the history no one, except for a handful of wealthy folks, scholars and priests, bothered to learn it correctly. The rulers of Rome of course wanted it to spread but Italics, Gauls, Iberians, Dacians etc. half-assed it since the beginning. The people didn't take it seriously, they made their own thing out of it. Incredibly influential but ultimately weak and unpleasant sounding language. Personally I'm glad that when I visit Genova then no one speaks like fucking Nero
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