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Warpy

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4. She really does look great, probably all that stair climbing she's had to do over the years

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Mon May 2, 2022, 02:58 PM

May 2022

Also, it looks from her own ink that she wasn't responsible for all the horrible ink Pacific WWII vets sported that put me off tats for life back in the 1950s, even though I knew that fat and sagging had probably affected the original design.

I hope this lady passes on her traditional designs for a long time and that all the bad inkers that used to congregate outside US bases have all gone out of business.

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A 105-Year-Old Tattoo Artist Is Teaching Girls to Ink for Independence [View all] Judi Lynn May 2022 OP

Got mine about 50 years ago. multigraincracker May 2022 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author 3Hotdogs May 2022 #2

I wish I looked that good when I was 50. 3Hotdogs May 2022 #3

She really does look great, probably all that stair climbing she's had to do over the years Warpy May 2022 #4