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Also, last time I was in there, Stuart was touching up a guy's palm tattoo. If it starts to hurt I'm just going to be thankful I wasn't that guy.

^ +1. I find it helps to have a bite to eat beforehand.

:-)

I'm 6 hours into my sleeve now and feel quite lucky that Valerie (and Stuart who works in the same room) are pretty interesting folks to talk to.

I'm sure it depends on the artist/situation. Some are probably just as pleased to not have to make 3 hours of small-talk I guess.

I just can't bring myself to pop headphones in. Feels rude somehow. I like chatting tbh.

Nothing too funny. You don't want to be convulsing with laughter or anything.

^ I've found the same. Inside of the elbow is always getting rubbed/chafed/irritated.

Ah cool. A pair of those came up in the classifieds in my size. Kinda regret not grabbing them.

Also, which Ironhearts do you have, doubletap?

Yes, Giles has one but I'm not 100% sure he offers it as a general (ie. non IH jeans) service.

I'd like to get recommendations of tattoo shops in Melbourne, so I though I'd come to a bike forum in London.
A few people mentioned some places a while back.
I'm after getting some Japanesey stuff done (standard).

Ldn4lyf.

Chapel Tattoo. Chapel St, Prahran.

Shows as 5 quid for me but I don't have a PC

My experience with making music on a Mac was less than stellar, but that was a G4 iBook. Not too keen on Windows, either.

As far as software goes, I've heard and read positive things on Cockos Reaper, which I believe is now usable on both platforms, and not too expensive either.

I've been using Reaper and have found it excellent actually. I don't do anything fancy, just basic multi-track recordings and it works admirably. Not too pricey either as you say.

I took Valerie's advice after my last one and used the Dr Bronner's soap she recommended to wash it and that's all. I didn't use anything else on this one apart from a little moisturiser when it was going through the 'stretched tight' stage of healing and it's been a much more pleasant process than my last one tbh.

..as Macs don't do VST.

Um, yeah they do.

Nice. Oliver does lovely stuff.

I have it. Only browsed so far. Haven't had time to sit down with it properly.

Couldn't agree more - inner crease of elbow is fucking horrible, worse than the elbow in my experience. Inner upper arm is a picnic compared.

+1. The one I got a week ago finished about an inch below the crease and it was already getting pretty damn uncomfortable in that region. Not looking forward to that area of my sleeve being done tbh.

^ This. Damage types make a huge difference. Also, slagging them first then switching to another weapon is a good tactic. Make sure you find their "critical hit" targets as well.

Cock and balls as done by Molly Crabapple.

http://instagram.com/p/SYRSDiOt1C/

Transmission is the best Mac torrent client I've tried.

Tamara Lee at Black Garden's dot work looks pretty nice as well.

Hrm, ok. Some good ideas for tunes for me to learn in any case.

Thanks. Thursdays are no good for me atm but I'll have a crack at the tunes on the list to see how I go (I am new to the instrument)