Joe's arm tattoo?

[Matchbook]

It looked tribal at first but if you look at it closely it is actually geometric patterning. Looks like it could be feathers or plant tendrils or something.

My guess is that it's a phoenix.

[idvsego]

I went back to a few other bare-armed posts in the past and I'm pretty sure that's brand spankin' new. Not sure how I feel about it. While I don't have an issue with tattoos per se, that one seems a bit *ahem* douchey. It's not the same, but very much reminds me of the ole barbed wire tattoos. I dunno, anyone else have an opinion?

It looked tribal at first but if you look at it closely it is actually geometric patterning. Looks like it could be feathers or plant tendrils or something. Also, it may not be done. large projects like that take months. Most artists will do 3-4 week healing periods in between sessions.

I hate tattoos.

dang. So I guess that means the Joe+Shade wedding never really will happen. I will not take the Jesus bait though.

[Shade]

So, something I have in common with the All Mighty is that we both abhor wool/poly blends.

[mebejoseph]

Leviticus prohibits . . . mixing fabrics in clothing . . .

So, something I have in common with the All Mighty is that we both abhor wool/poly blends.

[mebejoseph]

Leviticus prohibits, if memory serves . . . giving your children to be sacrificed by Molek . . .

Damn, I was golden until you got to this one.

[burban]

I can’t say I ever expected to read a debate about biblical interpretation on a menswear forum, but we live in weird times...

[Pelennor]

Leviticus prohibits, if memory serves, 76 things, including letting your hair get untidy, touching an unclean animal, handling fish without scales, eating an animal that does not chew cud and have a divided hoof (adios bacon!), giving your children to be sacrificed by Molek, not paying your employees daily, mixing fabrics in clothing, sleeping with another man’s slave, trimming your beard, not standing for the elderly, and not treating the foreign the same as native born (paging Jeff Sessions...)

Context is an incredibly important aspect when discussing Levitical law. Just worth a mention in my opinion.

As far as Joe's tattoo goes, nothing seems to have changed about the way he runs the site. I never really read Dappered for Joe's biceps, so I'm pretty neutral about the whole change.

In spirit with the Old Testament references though, and considering his tattoo appears to be a feather design of sorts, maybe we should start referring to the era prior to the tattoo as B.C. (Before Calamus)?

[BillN]

Leviticus prohibits, if memory serves, 76 things, including letting your hair get untidy, touching an unclean animal, handling fish without scales, eating an animal that does not chew cud and have a divided hoof (adios bacon!), giving your children to be sacrificed by Molek, not paying your employees daily, mixing fabrics in clothing, sleeping with another man’s slave, trimming your beard, not standing for the elderly, and not treating the foreign the same as native born (paging Jeff Sessions...)

[Hierophant]

Loudest possible eyeroll.

Looks good, Joe. Show us the whole thing!

[Shade]

Leviticus is the Old Testament... [emoji6]


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[classicjazztbone]

Joe's arm tattoo?

Apparently, Jesus. Leviticus 19:28 [emoji57]

Leviticus is the Old Testament... [emoji6]


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[Shade]

I don't think it's so bad. I myself don't have any, but Joe really doesn't seem the type to bro out on something like a tattoo As it is essentially a permanent part of his personal style, I imagine it was considered carefully. Also, who cares?



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Apparently, Jesus. Leviticus 19:28

[Useknifeonly]

I don't think it's so bad. I myself don't have any, but Joe really doesn't seem the type to bro out on something like a tattoo As it is essentially a permanent part of his personal style, I imagine it was considered carefully. Also, who cares?



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[Shade]

I hate tattoos.

[Alex.C]

I went back to a few other bare-armed posts in the past and I'm pretty sure that's brand spankin' new. Not sure how I feel about it. While I don't have an issue with tattoos per se, that one seems a bit *ahem* douchey. It's not the same, but very much reminds me of the ole barbed wire tattoos. I dunno, anyone else have an opinion?