Olde City Tattoo is next to Brownie's on 2nd Street.
recommendation posted on Wed, January 5, 2005 - 5:31 PM
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Age
47
about me
I am trouble's plaything.
I have traveled to Acuña, Mexico, where I helped in a construction project at a small local church. Tenor/Baritone with hella range and a decent falsetto. Pierced, tattooed, branded, scarified, left-leaning, but not so far as to fall over. In-flux Christian, musical polyglot, sometime sight-singer, omnivorous flexitarian, once and future guitar picker, fair-weather bike rider, dog freak, amateur pedicurist. I am to words as Uri Geller is to spoons. I am the master of the tangential remark, because it goes places. I insert words like "abacus" into fetish discussions just to see if they can be made kinky. Surprise: they can. I will talk your ear off about music. I can identify approximately 5,000 varieties of purebred dog. This is both a blessing and a curse. I was in Ancora State Mental Hospital on a nursing school rotation. It was one of the strangest, best experiences in my life. I have never broken any bones, but I have broken some dishes and possibly a heart or two. I have probably voided several warranties as well, but the less said about that the better. I have no outstanding warrants, but several outstanding traits. My picture has never hung in a post office, but my image has appeared as part of a photography exhibit. I entered "Christian" under religion, but this is becoming a bit more fluid, and I'm not a fundy so don't poke fun!
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Olde City Tattoo is next to Brownie's on 2nd Street. recommendation posted on Wed, January 5, 2005 - 5:31 PM
recommendation posted on Thu, August 12, 2004 - 5:38 PM
Bike Repair Kits
( local favorites » other )
"Spoke wrench? Pump?"
How's about a spoke wrench? Pump? Valve adaptors if you're running presta tubes.
Some other things I've heard/read are good to have: tire boots, some duct tape (wrapped around a small stick or something). recommendation posted on Wed, July 7, 2004 - 1:20 AM
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