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| (...) Gotta be like the king. :-) (...) Eh, well, if I did that, there'd be a very distinct line where the hair ends. Ask anyone who knows me; I'm a damned gorilla. :-) -Chris (21 years ago, 15-Sep-03, to lugnet.fun)
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| (...) I disagree. I think it'll be like finding an old brick under the couch cushions, covered in fuzz & lint. Kind of icky, but slowly fading into cool, every time. Classic, baby. -nk (21 years ago, 15-Sep-03, to lugnet.fun)
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| (...) I opted for the Wolfpack coat-of-arms. The artist used my natural color for the wolf itself, black for most of the background, and then framed the shield in blue (which he decided would look more metallic than the red border of the actual (...) (21 years ago, 15-Sep-03, to lugnet.fun, FTX)
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| (...) Welcome to the "club" As a side note, you might spend the first few years shaving your upper arm, cause the thought of hair growing out the lego brick is silly. Then the feeling passes it looks good. I was told that you should put extra SFP (...) (21 years ago, 15-Sep-03, to lugnet.fun)
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| (...) That'd be sweet, but remember, they're somewhat permanent. :-) (...) Like my dad says "I remember a time when getting a tattoo was rebelling against the norm." It could be argued that that's changed a bit over the years. (URL) (21 years ago, 15-Sep-03, to lugnet.fun, FTX)
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