While I have yet to confirm this is a Moby Dick tattoo, I think this is one of those rare times when I can assume without making an ass out of ‘u’. Or more importantly, me.

Tattoo by: Eric Gregory at Little Vinnie’s Tattoos in Baltimore, MD.

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Does this tattoo make anyone else think of this photo? I realize this panda is on a bike & much better dressed than his race car driving buddy, but

Tattoo by: Scotty Munster at Olde Town Tattoo in St. Cloud, MN

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If you remember, I posted a different Lady Gaga tattoo a few weeks back. I was psyched on the idea of doing an entire theme day around Lady Gaga tattoos… until I realized there just aren’t enough good ones out there to pull it off. Yet. Something tells me that won’t be the case for long.

Tattoo by: Casey Anderson at House of Ponchos in Abingdon, MD.

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I really hope this piece is accompanied by a female on the opposite foot. If he gets a knife in the eye, I wonder she’ll be assaulted with?

Tattoo by: David McAleese at Chapel Tattoo in Victoria, Australia.

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We’ve posted quite a bit of work by Thomas Hooper, but this is the first color piece to grace our site.

While I love the color of this piece, I think I prefer the black and grey pieces. They seem more… authentic?

Tattoo by: Thomas Hooper at New York Adorned in Brooklyn, NY.

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Is it just me, or have Chinese Foo Dogs have caught on in tattoo popularity over the last few months? I’m not complaining, for the record. I love seeing a non-traditional approach to depicting traditional imagery and it seems I’m rubbing off on some of you readers, too.

A phoenix and Food Dog just go so well together, don’t you think?

Tattoo by: Larry Brogan at Tattoo City in Lockport, IL.

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Pamela Anderson has been the sidekick to a long list of guys, including David Spade and Criss Angel. I guess desperate times call for desperate measures?

Tattoo by: Mike DeVries at MD Tattoos in Northridge, CA

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This sidekick is so irrelevant that I don’t even know his name. (I didn’t bother to Google it, either.) I just remember Sonic flying through the levels, and his sidekick chasing him. Did he serve any other purpose?

While everyone clearly knew Mario was the main dude – at least people knew who Luigi was.

Tattoo by: Josh Woods at Black 13 Tattoo in Nashville, TN

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As a kid I wasn’t allowed to watch Ren & Stimpy. Not like that stopped me from watching, since I’m such a rebel and all. I’m pretty sure I know most of the words to The Happy Happy Joy Joy Song still, too. Warning: singing along at high volume could potentially alienate some of your coworkers this afternoon.

Tattoo by: Jason Reeder at Sunken Ship Tattoo in Everett, WA

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How do you post a picture of Jesus on ‘Sidekick Day’ without being overly offensive?

Blame it on Julene! This was all her idea! Please don’t infest my house with locusts…

Tattoo by: Kyle Cotterman at Smart Bomb Tattoo in Dayton, OH

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