I first read it that way too.

Ooh, that might be it. Thanks!

I wonder if it’s a Robusta Decora.

Thanks. I do think it is that but I was looking for an even more specific cultivar because of the size and darkness of the leaves. I have an elastica and have seen many at garden centers but none like this one.

I don’t recall the shoulder blade hurting too much. I feel like the areas around the edges are what hurt more because the skin is more delicate in those areas. Overall it really wasn’t bad, but I do think the coloring hurt more than the black parts, but I don’t know if that’s just from me getting used to it physically and mentally.

Ooh, that’s exciting! Please post pics when you do.

If you like the style of mine, here’s a tip: I told the artist I don’t want any hard outlines / line art. Here is what it looked like before she shaded in the black areas:

Thanks. ☺️ Really glad it turned out pretty.

I like that comparison a lot. The tiger is 24 years old.

Thank you. The artist is Mae Wu working out of A Thin Line Tattoo in Batavia IL. She said she wasn’t super comfortable doing color but I think she did an amazing job.

Damn, might be a US-only thing then.

For everybody who thinks we should get paid for our data, you may want to consider the Data Dividend Project:

https://www.datadividendproject.com/

I still use YTM (don’t judge me 😛) and it actually defaults to the audio version instead of the video version. They just give you an option to switch to video if you wanted to.

Google lets you download your music files that you previously uploaded. The method isn’t intuitive but it’s not difficult. I don’t know if the option is still offered but I would guess it is since they still have YouTube Music.

I used to have a big CD collection. Ripped it all off the CDs and uploaded the files to GPM. I was able to download it all.

Would it be good for his heart?