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My family is moving to Arizona in July and we currently live in North Carolina. I will be 18 so I really don't have to move, I am just moving with them to make some money so I can move back to NC and go to college, lol. I was born in the mountains of TN where it was comfortable and then moved to eastern NC 4 years ago where it is around 90 in summer and 20 in winter. I am not a hot weather person at all. We are moving to Cave Creek, Arizona and we are ... View All

My family is moving to Arizona in July and we currently live in North Carolina. I will be 18 so I really don't have to move, I am just moving with them to make some money so I can move back to NC and go to college, lol. I was born in the mountains of TN where it was comfortable and then moved to eastern NC 4 years ago where it is around 90 in summer and 20 in winter. I am not a hot weather person at all. We are moving to Cave Creek, Arizona and we are DRIVING from NC to AZ when we move. Am I going to like it there? I love nature and I heard it was beautiful, but I have never been on the West coast. And if you live in Cave Creek, can you give me a description of what it's like there (scenery, animals, things to do etc)? My mom said people ride horses a lot and I do too so I think I might fit in, I'm just not sure yet, it kind of got dropped on me as of last night. Close All

Ancient Pagans * As soon as Christianity was legal (315), more and more pagan temples were destroyed by Christian mob. Pagan priests were killed. * Between 315 and 6th century thousands of pagan believers were slain. * Examples of destroyed Temples: the Sanctuary of Aesculap in Aegaea, the Temple of Aphrodite in Golgatha, Aphaka in Lebanon, the Heliopolis. * Christian priests such as Mark of Arethusa or Cyrill of Heliopolis were famous as "temple destroyer." [DA468] * Pagan services became punishable by death in 356. [DA468] * Christian Emperor Theodosius (408-450) even had children executed, because they had been playing with remains of pagan statues. [DA469 ... View All

Ancient Pagans * As soon as Christianity was legal (315), more and more pagan temples were destroyed by Christian mob. Pagan priests were killed. * Between 315 and 6th century thousands of pagan believers were slain. * Examples of destroyed Temples: the Sanctuary of Aesculap in Aegaea, the Temple of Aphrodite in Golgatha, Aphaka in Lebanon, the Heliopolis. * Christian priests such as Mark of Arethusa or Cyrill of Heliopolis were famous as "temple destroyer." [DA468] * Pagan services became punishable by death in 356. [DA468] * Christian Emperor Theodosius (408-450) even had children executed, because they had been playing with remains of pagan statues. [DA469] According to Christian chroniclers he "followed meticulously all Christian teachings..." * In 6th century pagans were declared void of all rights. * In the early fourth century the philosopher Sopatros was executed on demand of Christian authorities. [DA466] * The world famous female philosopher Hypatia of Alexandria was torn to pieces with glass fragments by a hysterical Christian mob led by a Christian minister named Peter, in a church, in 415. [DO19-25] Mission * Emperor Karl (Charlemagne) in 782 had 4500 Saxons, unwilling to convert to Christianity, beheaded. [DO30] * Peasants of Steding (Germany) unwilling to pay suffocating church taxes: between 5,000 and 11,000 men, women and children slain 5/27/1234 near Altenesch/Germany. [WW223] * Battle of Belgrad 1456: 80,000 Turks slaughtered. [DO235] * 15th century Poland: 1019 churches and 17987 villages plundered by Knights of the Order. Victims unknown. [DO30] * 16th and 17th century Ireland. English troops "pacified and civilized" Ireland, where only Gaelic "wild Irish", "unreasonable beasts lived without any knowledge of God or good manners, in common of their goods, cattle, women, children and every other thing." One of the more successful soldiers, a certain Humphrey Gilbert, half-brother of Sir Walter Raleigh, ordered that "the heddes of all those (of what sort soever thei were) which were killed in the daie, should be cutte off from their bodies... and should bee laied on the ground by eche side of the waie", which effort to civilize the Irish indeed caused "greate terrour to the people when thei sawe the heddes of their dedde fathers, brothers, children, kinsfolke, and freinds on the grounde". Tens of thousands of Gaelic Irish fell victim to the carnage. [SH99, 225] Crusades (1095-1291) * First Crusade: 1095 on command of pope Urban II. [WW11-41] * Semlin/Hungary 6/24/96 thousands slain. Wieselburg/Hungary 6/12/96 thousands. [WW23] * 9/9/96-9/26/96 Nikaia, Xerigordon (then turkish), thousands respectively. [WW25-27] * Until Jan 1098 a total of 40 capital cities and 200 castles conquered (number of slain unknown) [WW30] * after 6/3/98 Antiochia (then turkish) conquered, between 10,000 and 60,000 slain. 6/28/98 100,000 Turks (incl. women & children) killed. [WW32-35] Here the Christians "did no other harm to the women found in [the enemy's] tents - save that they ran their lances through their bellies," according to Christian chronicler Fulcher of Chartres. [EC60] * Marra (Maraat an-numan) 12/11/98 thousands killed. Because of the subsequent famine "the already stinking corpses of the enemies were eaten by the Christians" said chronicler Albert Aquensis. [WW36] * Jerusalem conquered 7/15/1099 more than 60,000 victims (jewish, muslim, men, women, children). [WW37-40] (In the words of one witness: "there [in front of Solomon's temple] was such a carnage that our people were wading ankle-deep in the blood of our foes", and after that "happily and crying for joy our people marched to our Saviour's tomb, to honour it and to pay off our debt of gratitude") * The Archbishop of Tyre, eye-witness, wrote: "It was impossible to look upon the vast numbers of the slain without horror; everywhere lay fragments of human bodies, and the very ground was covered with the blood of the slain. It was not alone the spectacle of headless bodies and mutilated limbs strewn in all directions that roused the horror of all who looked upon them. Still more dreadful was it to gaze upon the victors themselves, dripping with blood from head to foot, an ominous sight which brought terror to all who met them. It is reported that within the Temple enclosure alone about ten thousand infidels perished." [TG79] * Christian chronicler Eckehard of Aura noted that "even the following summer in all of palestine the air was polluted by the stench of decomposition". One million victims of the first crusade alone. [WW41] * Battle of Askalon, 8/12/1099. 200,000 heathens slaughtered "in the name of Our Lord Jesus Christ". [WW45] * Fourth crusade: 4/12/1204 Constantinople sacked, number of victims unknown, numerous thousands, many of them Christian. [WW141-148] * Rest of Crusades in less detail: until the fall of Akkon 1291 probably 20 million victims (in the Holy land and Arab/Turkish areas alone). [WW224] Note: All figures according to contemporary (Christian) chroniclers. Heretics * Already in 385 C.E. the first Christians, the Spanish Priscillianus and six followers, were beheaded for heresy in Trier/Germany [DO26] * Manichaean heresy: a crypto-Christian sect decent enough to practice birth control (and thus not as irresponsible as faithful Catholics) was exterminated in huge campaigns all over the Roman empire between 372 C.E. and 444 C.E. Numerous thousands of victims. [NC] * Albigensians: the first Crusade intended to slay other Christians. [DO29] The Albigensians (cathars = Christians allegedly that have all rarely sucked) viewed themselves as good Christians, but would not accept roman Catholic rule, and taxes, and prohibition of birth control. [NC] Begin of violence: on command of pope Innocent III (greatest single pre-nazi mass murderer) in 1209. Bezirs (today France) 7/22/1209 destroyed, all the inhabitants were slaughtered. Victims (including Catholics refusing to turn over their heretic neighbours and friends) 20,000-70,000. [WW179-181] * Carcassonne 8/15/1209, thousands slain. Other cities followed. [WW181] * subsequent 20 years of war until nearly all Cathars (probably half the population of the Languedoc, today southern France) were exterminated. [WW183] * After the war ended (1229) the Inquisition was founded 1232 to search and destroy surviving/hiding heretics. Last Cathars burned at the stake 1324. [WW183] * Estimated one million victims (cathar heresy alone), [WW183] * Other heresies: Waldensians, Paulikians, Runcarians, Josephites, and many others. Most of these sects exterminated, (I believe some Waldensians live today, yet they had to endure 600 years of persecution) I estimate at least hundred thousand victims (including the Spanish inquisition but excluding victims in the New World). * Spanish Inquisitor Torquemada alone allegedly responsible for 10,220 burnings. [DO28] * John Huss, a critic of papal infallibility and indulgences, was burned at the stake in 1415. [LI475-522] * University professor B.Hubmaier burned at the stake 1538 in Vienna. [DO59] * Giordano Bruno, Dominican monk, after having been incarcerated for seven years, was burned at the stake for heresy on the Campo dei Fiori (Rome) on 2/17/1600. Witches * from the beginning of Christianity to 1484 probably more than several thousand. * in the era of witch hunting (1484-1750) according to modern scholars several hundred thousand (about 80% female) burned at the stake or hanged. [WV] * incomplete list of documented cases: The Burning of Witches - A Chronicle of the Burning Times Religious Wars * 15th century: Crusades against Hussites, thousands slain. [DO30] * 1538 pope Paul III declared Crusade against apostate England and all English as slaves of Church (fortunately had not power to go into action). [DO31] * 1568 Spanish Inquisition Tribunal ordered extermination of 3 million rebels in (then Spanish) Netherlands. Thousands were actually slain. [DO31] * 1572 In France about 20,000 Huguenots were killed on command of pope Pius V. Until 17th century 200,000 flee. [DO31] * 17th century: Catholics slay Gaspard de Coligny, a Protestant leader. After murdering him, the Catholic mob mutilated his body, "cutting off his head, his hands, and his genitals... and then dumped him into the river [...but] then, deciding that it was not worthy of being food for the fish, they hauled it out again [... and] dragged what was left ... to the gallows of Montfaulcon, 'to be meat and carrion for maggots and crows'." [SH191] * 17th century: Catholics sack the city of Magdeburg/Germany: roughly 30,000 Protestants were slain. "In a single church fifty women were found beheaded," reported poet Friedrich Schiller, "and infants still sucking the breasts of their lifeless mothers." [SH191] * 17th century 30 years' war (Catholic vs. Protestant): at least 40% of population decimated, mostly in Germany. [DO31-32] Jews * Already in the 4th and 5th centuries synagogues were burned by Christians. Number of Jews slain unknown. * In the middle of the fourth century the first synagogue was destroyed on command of bishop Innocentius of Dertona in Northern Italy. The first synagogue known to have been burned down was near the river Euphrat, on command of the bishop of Kallinikon in the year 388. [DA450] * 17. Council of Toledo 694: Jews were enslaved, their property confiscated, and their children forcibly baptized. [DA454] * The Bishop of Limoges (France) in 1010 had the cities' Jews, who would not convert to Christianity, expelled or killed. [DA453] * First Crusade: Thousands of Jews slaughtered 1096, maybe 12.000 total. Places: Worms 5/18/1096, Mainz 5/27/1096 (1100 persons), Cologne, Neuss, Altenahr, Wevelinghoven, Xanten, Moers, Dortmund, Kerpen, Trier, Metz, Regensburg, Prag and others (All locations Germany except Metz/France, Prag/Czech) [EJ] * Second Crusade: 1147. Several hundred Jews were slain in Ham, Sully, Carentan, and Rameru (all locations in France). [WW57] * Third Crusade: English Jewish communities sacked 1189/90. [DO40] * Fulda/Germany 1235: 34 Jewish men and women slain. [DO41] * 1257, 1267: Jewish communities of London, Canterbury, Northampton, Lincoln, Cambridge, and others exterminated. [DO41] * 1290 in Bohemian (Poland) allegedly 10,000 Jews killed. [DO41] * 1337 Starting in Deggendorf/Germany a Jew-killing craze reaches 51 towns in Bavaria, Austria, Poland. [DO41] * 1348 All Jews of Basel/Switzerland and Strasbourg/France (two thousand) burned. [DO41] * 1349 In more than 350 towns in Germany all Jews murdered, mostly burned alive (in this one year more Jews were killed than Christians in 200 years of ancient Roman persecution of Christians). [DO42] * 1389 In Prag 3,000 Jews were slaughtered. [DO42] * 1391 Seville's Jews killed (Archbishop Martinez leading). 4,000 were slain, 25,000 sold as slaves. [DA454] Their identification was made easy by the brightly colored "badges of shame" that all jews above the age of ten had been forced to wear. * 1492: In the year Columbus set sail to conquer a New World, more than 150,000 Jews were expelled from Spain, many died on their way: 6/30/1492. [MM470-476] * 1648 Chmielnitzki massacres: In Poland about 200,000 Jews were slain. [DO43] (I feel sick ...) this goes on and on, century after century, right into the kilns of Auschwitz. Native Peoples * Beginning with Columbus (a former slave trader and would-be Holy Crusader) the conquest of the New World began, as usual understood as a means to propagate Christianity. * Within hours of landfall on the first inhabited island he encountered in the Caribbean, Columbus seized and carried off six native people who, he said, "ought to be good servants ... [and] would easily be made Christians, because it seemed to me that they belonged to no religion." [SH200] While Columbus described the Indians as "idolators" and "slaves, as many as [the Crown] shall order," his pal Michele de Cuneo, Italian nobleman, referred to the natives as "beasts" because "they eat when they are hungry," and made love "openly whenever they feel like it." [SH204-205] * On every island he set foot on, Columbus planted a cross, "making the declarations that are required" - the requerimiento - to claim the ownership for his Catholic patrons in Spain. And "nobody objected." If the Indians refused or delayed their acceptance (or understanding), the requerimiento continued: I certify to you that, with the help of God, we shall powerfully enter in your country and shall make war against you ... and shall subject you to the yoke and obedience of the Church ... and shall do you all mischief that we can, as to vassals who do not obey and refuse to receive their lord and resist and contradict him." [SH66] * Likewise in the words of John Winthrop, first governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony: "justifieinge the undertakeres of the intended Plantation in New England ... to carry the Gospell into those parts of the world, ... and to raise a Bulworke against the kingdome of the Ante-Christ." [SH235] * In average two thirds of the native population were killed by colonist-imported smallpox before violence began. This was a great sign of "the marvelous goodness and providence of God" to the Christians of course, e.g. the Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony wrote in 1634, as "for the natives, they are near all dead of the smallpox, so as the Lord hath cleared our title to what we possess." [SH109,238] * On Hispaniola alone, on Columbus visits, the native population (Arawak), a rather harmless and happy people living on an island of abundant natural resources, a literal paradise, soon mourned 50,000 dead. [SH204] * The surviving Indians fell victim to rape, murder, enslavement and spanish raids. * As one of the culprits wrote: "So many Indians died that they could not be counted, all through the land the Indians lay dead everywhere. The stench was very great and pestiferous." [SH69] * The indian chief Hatuey fled with his people but was captured and burned alive. As "they were tying him to the stake a Franciscan friar urged him to take Jesus to his heart so that his soul might go to heaven, rather than descend into hell. Hatuey replied that if heaven was where the Christians went, he would rather go to hell." [SH70] * What happened to his people was described by an eyewitness: "The Spaniards found pleasure in inventing all kinds of odd cruelties ... They built a long gibbet, long enough for the toes to touch the ground to prevent strangling, and hanged thirteen [natives] at a time in honor of Christ Our Saviour and the twelve Apostles... then, straw was wrapped around their torn bodies and they were burned alive." [SH72] Or, on another occasion: "The Spaniards cut off the arm of one, the leg or hip of another, and from some their heads at one stroke, like butchers cutting up beef and mutton for market. Six hundred, including the cacique, were thus slain like brute beasts...Vasco [de Balboa] ordered forty of them to be torn to pieces by dogs." [SH83] * The "island's population of about eight million people at the time of Columbus's arrival in 1492 already had declined by a third to a half before the year 1496 was out." Eventually all the island's natives were exterminated, so the Spaniards were "forced" to import slaves from other caribbean islands, who soon suffered the same fate. Thus "the Caribbean's millions of native people [were] thereby effectively liquidated in barely a quarter of a century". [SH72-73] "In less than the normal lifetime of a single human being, an entire culture of millions of people, thousands of years resident in their homeland, had been exterminated." [SH75] * "And then the Spanish turned their attention to the mainland of Mexico and Central America. The slaughter had barely begun. The exquisite city of Tenochtitln [Mexico city] was next." [SH75] * Cortez, Pizarro, De Soto and hundreds of other spanish conquistadors likewise sacked southern and mesoamerican civilizations in the name of Christ (De Soto also sacked Florida). * "When the 16th century ended, some 200,000 Spaniards had moved to the Americas. By that time probably more than 60,000,000 natives were dead." [SH95] Of course no different were the founders of what today is the US of Amerikkka. * Although none of the settlers would have survived winter without native help, they soon set out to expel and exterminate the Indians. Warfare among (north American) Indians was rather harmless, in comparison to European standards, and was meant to avenge insults rather than conquer land. In the words of some of the pilgrim fathers: "Their Warres are farre less bloudy...", so that there usually was "no great slawter of nether side". Indeed, "they might fight seven yeares and not kill seven men." What is more, the Indians usually spared women and children. [SH111] * In the spring of 1612 some English colonists found life among the (generally friendly and generous) natives attractive enough to leave Jamestown - "being idell ... did runne away unto the Indyans," - to live among them (that probably solved a sex problem). "Governor Thomas Dale had them hunted down and executed: 'Some he apointed (sic) to be hanged Some burned Some to be broken upon wheles, others to be staked and some shott to deathe'." [SH105] Of course these elegant measures were restricted for fellow englishmen: "This was the treatment for those who wished to act like Indians. For those who had no choice in the matter, because they were the native people of Virginia" methods were different: "when an Indian was accused by an Englishman of stealing a cup and failing to return it, the English response was to attack the natives in force, burning the entire community" down. [SH105] * On the territory that is now Massachusetts the founding fathers of the colonies were committing genocide, in what has become known as the "Peqout War". The killers were New England Puritan Christians, refugees from persecution in their own home country England. * When however, a dead colonist was found, apparently killed by Narragansett Indians, the Puritan colonists wanted revenge. Despite the Indian chief's pledge they attacked. Somehow they seem to have lost the idea of what they were after, because when they were greeted by Pequot Indians (long-time foes of the Narragansetts) the troops nevertheless made war on the Pequots and burned their villages. The puritan commander-in-charge John Mason after one massacre wrote: "And indeed such a dreadful Terror did the Almighty let fall upon their Spirits, that they would fly from us and run into the very Flames, where many of them perished ... God was above them, who laughed his Enemies and the Enemies of his People to Scorn, making them as a fiery Oven ... Thus did the Lord judge among the Heathen, filling the Place with dead Bodies": men, women, children. [SH113-114] * So "the Lord was pleased to smite our Enemies in the hinder Parts, and to give us their land for an inheritance". [SH111]. * Because of his readers' assumed knowledge of Deuteronomy, there was no need for Mason to quote the words that immediately follow: "Thou shalt save alive nothing that breatheth. But thou shalt utterly destroy them..." (Deut 20) * Mason's comrade Underhill recalled how "great and doleful was the bloody sight to the view of the young soldiers" yet reassured his readers that "sometimes the Scripture declareth women and children must perish with their parents". [SH114] * Other Indians were killed in successful plots of poisoning. The colonists even had dogs especially trained to kill Indians and to devour children from their mothers breasts, in the colonists' own words: "blood Hounds to draw after them, and Mastives to seaze them." (This was inspired by spanish methods of the time) In this way they continued until the extermination of the Pequots was near. [SH107-119] * The surviving handful of Indians "were parceled out to live in servitude. John Endicott and his pastor wrote to the governor asking for 'a share' of the captives, specifically 'a young woman or girle and a boy if you thinke good'." [SH115] * Other tribes were to follow the same path. * Comment the Christian exterminators: "God's Will, which will at last give us cause to say: How Great is His Goodness! and How Great is his Beauty!" "Thus doth the Lord Jesus make them to bow before him, and to lick the Dust!" [TA] * Like today, lying was OK to Christians then. "Peace treaties were signed with every intention to violate them: when the Indians 'grow secure uppon (sic) the treatie', advised the Council of State in Virginia, 'we shall have the better Advantage both to surprise them, & cutt downe theire Corne'." [SH106] * In 1624 sixty heavily armed Englishmen cut down 800 defenseless Indian men, women and children. [SH107] * In a single massacre in "King Philip's War" of 1675 and 1676 some "600 Indians were destroyed. A delighted Cotton Mather, revered pastor of the Second Church in Boston, later referred to the slaughter as a 'barbeque'." [SH115] * To summarize: Before the arrival of the English, the western Abenaki people in New Hampshire and Vermont had numbered 12,000. Less than half a century later about 250 remained alive - a destruction rate of 98%. The Pocumtuck people had numbered more than 18,000, fifty years later they were down to 920 - 95% destroyed. The Quiripi-Unquachog people had numbered about 30,000, fifty years later they were down to 1500 - 95% destroyed. The Massachusetts people had numbered at least 44,000, fifty years later barely 6000 were alive - 81% destroyed. [SH118] These are only a few examples of the multitude of tribes living before Christian colonists set their foot on the New World. All this was before the smallpox epidemics of 1677 and 1678 had occurred. And the carnage was not over then. * All the above was only the beginning of the European colonization, it was before the frontier age actually had begun. * A total of maybe more than 150 million Indians (of both Americas) were destroyed in the period of 1500 to 1900, as an average two thirds by smallpox and other epidemics, that leaves some 50 million killed directly by violence, bad treatment and slavery. * In many countries, such as Brazil, and Guatemala, this continues even today. More Glorious events in US history * Reverend Solomon Stoddard, one of New England's most esteemed religious leaders, in "1703 formally proposed to the Massachusetts Governor that the colonists be given the financial wherewithal to purchase and train large packs of dogs 'to hunt Indians as they do bears'." [SH241] * Massacre of Sand Creek, Colorado 11/29/1864. Colonel John Chivington, a former Methodist minister and still elder in the church ("I long to be wading in gore") had a Cheyenne village of about 600, mostly women and children, gunned down despite the chiefs' waving with a white flag: 400-500 killed. From an eye-witness account: "There were some thirty or forty squaws collected in a hole for protection; they sent out a little girl about six years old with a white flag on a stick; she had not proceeded but a few steps when she was shot and killed. All the squaws in that hole were afterwards killed ..." [SH131] More gory details. * By the 1860s, "in Hawai'i the Reverend Rufus Anderson surveyed the carnage that by then had reduced those islands' native population by 90 percent or more, and he declined to see it as tragedy; the expected total die-off of the Hawaiian population was only natural, this missionary said, somewhat equivalent to 'the amputation of diseased members of the body'." [SH244] Close All

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Jervis, NY Jason Dangers Hollywood Rebels Tattoo Columbia, MO Jason Donahue Idle Hand San Francisco, CA Jason Maybruck Darkwave Tattoos Roxbury, MA Jason Riddick ART Studio Tattoo Barnegat, NJ Jason Setchel Skin Thrills Tattoo Roanoke, VA Jason Tyler Grace Idle Hands Tattoo San Francisco, CA Jay Crockett Peter Tat2 Danbury, CT Traveling to: , New York City Jay Paranich Forever Ink Tattoo Studio Woodbury Hts, NJ Jeff Ensminger Cat Tattoo Addison, TX Traveling to: Long Beach, CA Easthampton, MA Pheonix, AZ Boston, MA Jeff Johnson Jeff Johnson Tattoos Newbury Park, CA Jeff Lambert Ace of Spades Custom Tattooing New Britian, CT Jeff Mansolf Lucky Soul Tattoo Ansonia, CT Jeff Mansolf Transcend Tattoo Gallery Branford, CT Jeffrey Tarinelli Oddball Studios Portland, Oregon Jesse Smith Jesse Smith Tattoos Richmond, VA Jim LoPresti Lucky Soul Tattoo Ansonia, CT Jimbo ALTERED STATE TATTOO LAKE WORTH, FL Jime Litwalk Jime Litwalk at Hart & Huntington Las Vegas, NV Traveling to: Pheonix, AZ Joanne Slorach Atomic Art Portland, OR Joe Boo Lightwave Tattoos Saugus, MA Joe C. Tiki Tattoo Mansfield, MA Joe Capobianco Hope Gallery New Haven , CT Traveling to: Pheonix, AZ Joe Hitt Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Norfolk, Virginia Joe Smith ART Studio Tattoo Barnegat, NJ Joe Valentine Super 88 Tattoo Massapequa, NY Joe Waulken All or Nothing Tattoo Atlanta, GA Joey Black Devils Den Copiague, NY Joey Wilson Fat Rams Pumpkin Tattoo Boston, MA John Peters Blue Heron Tattoo Derry, NH Johnny Berrios Off the Map Tattoo Easthampton, MA Traveling to: Pheonix, AZ Johnny Jackson Texas Body Art Houston, TX Johnny Love Tattooed Heart Studios Glen Burnie, MD Jon Sweet Uptown Tattoo MPLS, MN Joseph Zao Tattoo relocating to west coast, Joseph Pasternak Tattoo City Lockport, IL Josh Hibbard Manakin Tattoo Pismo Beach , Ca Josh Hoffman Olde City Tattoo Philadelphia, PA Josh Woods ALL OR NOTHING TATTOO Atlanta, GA Traveling to: Nashville, TN Atlanta, GA Pheonix, AZ SW, Calgary, AB T2P 2S6, Jacksonville, FL Secaucus, NJ Joshua Carlton Great American Tattoo Company Shelbyville, IN Traveling to: Pheonix, AZ JR JR @ Great American Tattoo Company Shelbyville, IN Traveling to: Jacksonville, FL Julio Rodriguez Hope Gallery New Haven , CT justin Fat Rams Pumpkin Tattoo Boston, MA Justin Debrigard ART Studio Tattoo Barnegat, NJ Kandyman Joe Pure Imagination Tattoos Mount Pleasant, IA Karrie Rosenbaum InkSlingers Tattoo Jacksonville, NC Traveling to: Easthampton, MA Kelly Gormley Addictive Ink Tattoos Albuquerque, NM Ken Cuccaro Lucky Soul Tattoo Ansonia, CT Kim Reed Anonymous Tattoo Savannah, GA Kody Golden Skin Thrills Tattoo Roanoke, VA Kris Magnotti DaVinci Tattoo Wantagh, NY Krystof Pisst Fish Tattoo West Springfield, MA Kyle Cotterman New Breed Tattoo Dayton, OH Larry Brogan Tattoo City Lockport, IL Traveling to: Pheonix, AZ SW, Calgary, AB T2P 2S6, Boston, MA Saint Luois, MO Lawrence Pennington Oxford Tattoo Company Oxford, MS Lenny Renken All or Nothing Tattoo Atlanta, GA Traveling to: Secaucus, NJ Lisa Schmoldt Otherside Ink Corporation Port Charlotte, Fl LITOS Forbidden Images Custom Tattoo New Port Richey, FL Little chico Steel City Tattoo Bethlehem, pa Lon Bennett Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Norfolk, Virginia Lorin Hay Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Virginia Beach, VA Lou Gomes Mass Ink Tattooing & Body Piercing East Bridgewater, MA Lou Jacque Transcend Tattoo Gallery Branford, CT Luca Natalini Luca Natalini @ Transcend Tattoo Branford, CT Traveling to: Easthampton, MA Pheonix, AZ Marc Draven Draven's City Limits Tattoos W. Plant City , FL Traveling to: Deerfield Beach, FL SW, Calgary, AB T2P 2S6, Jacksonville, FL Orlando, FL Marco Serio Tattoos By Marco Serio New York City, NY Traveling to: Long Beach, CA Mario Rosenau Mario at Art Junkies Hesperia, CA Traveling to: Del Mar, CA Nashville, TN Pheonix, AZ Boston, MA Secaucus, NJ Easthampton, MA Easthampton, MA Mark bode Sacred Tattoo Oakland, CA Mark Merchant Nine Eyes Studio Dallas, TX Markus Anacki Kaleidoscope Tattoo Cambridge, MA masami Gemini Tattoo Philadelphia, PA Matt Birkla Skinquake Greenwood, IN Max MacAndrews Old Town Tattoo Edinburgh, Scotland UK MEMPHIS MEMPHIS @ Cat Tattoo Addison, TX Michael John Ciasullo DaVinci Tattoo Wantagh, NY MICHELO Tattoos by Keeper , Spain Mikael Nicklas Renaissance Tattoo & Piercing Buffalo, NY Mike Bellamy Red Rocket Tattoo New York City, NY Mike Cole Tried N True Tattoo Moreno Valley, CA Mike Demasi Art Junkies Hesperia, CA Traveling to: Easthampton, MA Branford, CT Mike DeVries Mike DeVries Tattoos Encino, CA Traveling to: Tuscon, AZ Del Mar, CA Nashville, TN Easthampton, MA Branford, CT Pheonix, AZ Boston, MA Secaucus, NJ Mike Gutowski Off the Map Tattoo Easthampton, MA Mike Malone Vintage Tattoo Flash Northampton, MA Mike Rubendall Kings Ave Tattoo Massapequa, NY Traveling to: , New York City Mike Wexler Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Hampton, VA Miles Robinson Darkwave Tattoos Roxbury, MA Mskul Cool Tattoo Flash , Mskul Cool Tattoo Flash , Mulysa Mayhem Lightwave Tattoos Saugus, MA Muriel Zao Tattoo relocating to west coast, Traveling to: Pheonix, AZ Easthampton, MA Myke Maldonado Dreamland Creations Stroudsburg, PA N^T^N Darkwave Tattoos Roxbury, MA Nate Beavers Tattoos by Nate Houston, TX Traveling to: Secaucus, NJ Nathan Kostechko Nathan Kostechko Moreno Valley, CA Nathan Petz Vertigo Gallery Portland, OR Nic Skrade Uptown Tattoo Minneapolis, MN Nick Baxter Transcend Tattoo Gallery Branford, CT Traveling to: Easthampton, MA Nick Filth Body Creations Rochester, NH Traveling to: Easthampton, MA Nick Trammel Nick Trammel @ Off the Map Tattoo Easthampton, MA Traveling to: Boston, MA Nikko Ignition Tattoo Apple Valley, CA Traveling to: Easthampton, MA Orrin Hurley Explicit Tattoo Suffern, NY Past Deep Six Laboratory Philadelphia, PA Traveling to: Pheonix, AZ Paul Acker Deep Six Laboratory Philadelphia, PA Traveling to: Pheonix, AZ Easthampton, MA Paul Naylor Indigo Tattoo Northwich, Cheshire, UK Traveling to: Secaucus, NJ Easthampton, MA Pete Stobierski Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Virginia Beach, VA Pick CONSPIRACY inc. Copenhagen, DENMARK Project HeART Project HeART Corona, CA Raven Mass Ink Tattooing & Body Piercing East Bridgewater, MA Really bad tattoo BadTattoos.com , Rhino Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Hampton, VA Richie A Tiki Tattoo Honolulu, HI Ricky McGee Anonymous Tattoo Savannah, GA Rob Slota True Self Tattoo Springfield, MA Rob Young Altered Image Cumberland, RI Robin Minds Eye Tattooing and Piercing San Antonio, TX Russ Abbott 13 Roses Tattoo Parlor Atlanta, GA Sandra Burbul Kaleidoscope Tattoo Cambridge, MA Scot Padgett The Living Art Studio Northampton, MA Scott Cooksey Lone Star Tattoo Dallas, TX Scott Dethorne All Star Body Art Scotia, NY Scott lukacs Blackout Creations St. Petersburg, FL Scotty Kelly Super 88 Tattoo Massapequa, NY Sean Herman All or Nothing Tattoo atlanta, GA Traveling to: Pheonix, AZ Jacksonville, FL Sean Karn Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Virginia Beach, VA Sean O'Hara Darkside Tattoo , Sean Sweeney Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Hampton, VA Seth Mushrush Good Faith Tattooing Clinton, MA Shane Munce Norristown Tattoo Co. Norristown , PA Shane ONeill August Moon Tattoos Bear, de Sharon Bradbury Lightwave Tattoos Saugus, MA Stephanie Schmelter ART Studio Tattoo Barnegat, NJ Stephen DAsti Mass Ink Tattooing & Body Piercing East Bridgewater, MA Steve Boltz steve boltz New York City, New York Steve Martin Great American Tattoo Co. Kingsport, TN Traveling to: Nashville, TN Easthampton, MA Atlanta, GA Chattanooga, TN Boston, MA Saint Luois, MO Steve Morris Bodyworks Tattoo Studio Penn Hills Twp, PA Tattoo Andy Plan 9 Tattoo Meriden, CT Tattoo Rue Chameleon Tattoo Cambridge, MA Ted Wallen Physical Graffiti Linden, NJ Tegan Stadnyck Lightwave Tattoos Saugus, MA Terry Mayo Cat Tattoo Addison, TX Tim Creed Nine Eyes Studio Dallas, TX Tim Harris Hope Gallery New Haven , CT Tim OConnor The Red Parlour Woodside, NY Tom Dutton Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Virginia Beach, VA Tom Strom Uptown Tattoo Minneapolis, MN Tony Byrne Tony Byrne @ Cat Tattoo Addison, TX Tony Scambony Blue Horseshoe Tattoo Virginia Beach, VA Tracey Sciarra Lucky Soul Tattoo Ansonia, CT Troy Denning Invisible NYC New York, NY Ty Pallotta Premium Blend Tattoo Manahawkin, NJ Vinny Burkhart Vinny Burkhart, Hart and Huntington Orlando, Fl Traveling to: Boston, MA Wes Wes Core Art Columbus, OH Oh i know 4 eyed, but at least I threw a few out there that has a decent reputation and yeah my shop is not even listed but that's ok i cant list 47,000 or whatever diff shops..... :) Thanks guys for filling in some info! I knew you would jump in and help. Sorry if I missed an area or entire state..my bad... lol another one in DFW area is: http://www.obscurities.com/index.htm Broke is a great name for you. It has more meaning than you can imagine. Close All

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