Oh man that MMPR sleeve is so sweet.

Bizarro was my first tattoo at 18. It's become my least favorite. But it's original meaning to me was the logic that Bizarro meant well , but always screwed up. That pretty much summed up my teens. The color choice was simply that line green and purple are my favorites.

The power rangers have no meaning. I just really freaking loved MMPR!

Gaburicho!

That T-Rex is GORGEOUS.

I had a friend in Uni, who had full sleeves on both arms, hands, tattoos on his chest, back, legs and feet and he hated almost all of them! They all had meaning to him - as a lot were done by friends practising - so he appreciated them on that level, but as he's a big tattoo guy he got a lot of tattoos which were trendy at the time, but sadly time moves on and the skin can't change.

That is why I only have four, because I would quite happily go out tomorrow and get like Alata and Eiji tattood on my leg or something but unlike say my Blade Runner tattoo which can stand up as just a nice piece of art, Alata and Eiji may not even be relevant to me in a year, let alone a decade or longer.

Count the medals!

Hey, to each their own. I can relate to the tattoos not being relevant to my interests already. But I look it as a time piece of how I felt or what I was into at the time. The nostalgic ones like MMPR or tmnt or Jurassic park all have a weird pop culture timeless feel. And I like that about them.