The people you see...

[azurelunatic]

Just walked back from putting laundry in the dryers, and saw this guy with the coolest tattoo. Looks like that one symbol. Heh. That way I guess you always have it with you, right?

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[iroshi.livejournal.com]

Which symbol?

I have a tattoo of a hawk above a vine on my left ankle. (The hawk being my totem animal and my name being Windwalker...I wanted something to indicate "ground" underneath the bird.)

I have plans for another tattoo. My rule for tattoos is to decide exactly what you want...then wait a year. If you still want the same thing with no changes after a year, then you probably won't regret it in 10 or 20 years. :) Anyway, my next tattoo (allowable anytime after April) is the four phases of the moon, full moon on top, dark moon on bottom, two crescents pointing out on the sides, with scrollwork around it that looks kind of like old stonework. If you've ever looked through the tattoo books at the shops, you've seen the kind of stonework I'm talking about. I want the full and dark moons done with highlighting that makes them look like actual white and black stones, outlined in silver, with the crescents done in silver, as if it were a metalwork creation with stones set in it. :)

[azurelunatic]

Never really researched tattoos much. My current idea of a decent tattoo would be the Air triangle in yellow above, the Earth triangle in green below, and a wild Alaskan rose growing up through the middle of them, lacing around and through the bars. I guess I know what my next userpic's going to be, in the rotating userpic library.

But here, cartoon. This is what I'm talkin' about up there.

http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20010408

I *love* User Friendly...

[usekh.livejournal.com]

Personaly I always think the Necronomicon is one of the funniest occult books out there. Lovecraft makes it up as a fictional book for his stories and nowadays we have about 3 different "real" versions floating around out there :)

But UF is great, and oddly inspired me to go into IT instead of wasting my skills in other areas :)

[azurelunatic]

As a lot of the books I consider "holy books" are fiction (C.J. Cherryh's Cyteen, Diane Duane's Young Wizards series, and Spock's World, John M. Ford in general) I tend to treat everyone's holy books as fiction.

Irritates the hell out of some people...

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[usekh.livejournal.com]

*chuckles* I remember having an argument with a christian that IF the bible was proof of God, then The Odessy is proof of Zeus :)