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This tattoo is a tribute to my Appalahian family heritage. I come from a long line of Irish-American coal miners. The Molly Maguires were a secret society of militant vigilante miners, that existed in the area I’m from during the 1800’s. They used tactics of intimidation and violence against powerful industrialists in response to obscenely unsafe working conditions and unfair wages. They existed for quite a few decades until the coal companies had them all murdered and their families killed. My own family has since been able to part ways with mining for a living, but my heart goes out to those who still have no other choice but to risk death every day just to put food on the table. This tattoo is for my family, for other mining families, and for those, throughout history, who were struck down for daring to question the coal kings they were slaves to. This tattoo was done by Chris Triantifilou at Wild Zero Studios in Morgantown, West Virginia.
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i was talking to this guy the other day and he got all het up at the fact that i kept calling him baby & sugar pecs & stuff. now, i’m not a misandrist — but do boys really think they’ll find anyone if they object to a woman’s compliments, how dare they? whatever, i’m not gonna waste my time & go out of my way for on an uppity, unappreciative boy. they should be thankful that a woman gives them the time of day
[Image description: french bulldog on alternating pink and green background. Above text reads “’You know you don’t have to finish all of that…’”. Bottom text reads “I know, I should save room for dessert!” End description]
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