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Artimus Naugin
- Male
- Carbondale, PA
- United States
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MPAA
Started this discussion. Last reply by Joel Apr 27, 2010. 37 Replies 0 Likes
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Fred S Davenport, Jr commented on Artimus Naugin's group Tattoos"I know what you mean! They are addictive. I have two more in the works. Looking forward to meeting with my artist friend to nail them down and start work."
The Sage_KS commented on Artimus Naugin's group Tattoos"Thanks Fred, I've seen too many people and heard too many stories about having regrets after it was done. It's my reminder to myself to always bounce back, I've always considered myself a ride out and meet the storm type of person not…"
Fred S Davenport, Jr commented on Artimus Naugin's group Tattoos"Sage, very nice tattoo. I like your decision to wait it out to be sure it's not a passing fad. Too many times people end up with something that they either don't really like or wish to remove it. Great choice, man!"
The Sage_KS commented on Artimus Naugin's group Tattoos"Just got my first tattoo on my left pec oddly enough it was partially inspired by AOM. A few months ago I rediscovered a poem that I had all but forgotten about that I studied in High School. Invictus by William Ernest Henley was a great poem I…"
Brian S commented on Artimus Naugin's group Tattoos"Hi. New member here. I am thinking about getting 2 half sleeve tatts in the next year. I want a colourful Koi on one arm and another Japanese looking one on the other. Can anyone recommend good artists in UK or Spain?
Also, I will be hitting…"
Rick Toms commented on Artimus Naugin's group Tattoos"
Rick Toms, Traditional Tattooer at Red Canary Tattoo from Rick Toms on Vimeo."
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- Interests
- creating and enjoying film and music, football, hockey
- Books
- Stranger in a Strange Land, Jack Reacher series, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
- Movies
- anything by Kevin Smith, An Unreasonable Man, This is Spinal Tap
- Music
- Social Distortion, Weezer, Fatboy Slim, Madball
- Quote
- Friends never betray you, only people you thought were your friends. - T.Mike Runger
Artimus Naugin's Blog
Family Man
Posted on March 23, 2010 at 7:51pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Family is usually defined as people related to you by blood. For the vast majority of people, it is a sufficient definition. For the most important man in my life, however, it barely scratches the surface. Angelo, born 9 March 1964, has made a world of difference in my life and many others.
Angelo's life began the same as most men; though, that fact changed rapidly. First, his father passed away while Angelo was only an infant. He would have to be raised by only his mother.…
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- At 5:58am on April 8, 2010,
Michael J. Austin said… - HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!
Latest Activity
Vytautas commented on Vytautas's group The Philhellenes"Μπουρώ να μιλάω ελληνικά! Γεια σας! Από που είσαι;"
Vytautas replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"To quote the inimitable Talking Heads: "You're talking a lot, but you're not saying anything.""
Magnus Ward replied to Allen's discussion Identity limbo"People reason what Manhood should be, to achieve the kind of world they want.
What they forget is that
1.) Not everybody wants that world;
2.) Men are not governed by reason; and
3.) Women reactions to Men are not governed by…"
Brad Bortz commented on Brad Bortz's group Cigars, Cigars, Cigars"I'm distributing a New Line this Summer; Black Label Trading Company. I think you will all like."
Luxinator replied to Christian's discussion Favorite Manly Poems"About My Very Tortured Friend, Peter
he lives in a house with a swimming pool and says the job is killing him. he is 27. I am 44. I can’t seem to get rid of him. his novels keep coming back. “what do you expect me to do?” he…"
Luxinator replied to Justin Tessier's discussion Controlling your attitude while drinking"I like Serafin's post where he advises "that If they are going to a club you don't enjoy, find something there that you can focus on... My personal preference is ladies' rear ends."
He's right in that every club has…"
Good bourbon on a budget
My friends and fellow gentleman, i find my supply of liquid levity growing disturbingly low. Can any of you recommend a good bourbon at a decent price? For reference, i would consider up to $50 a "decent price". I do like a good scotch now and then, but i really am more of a bourbon drinker, straight up. To get a feel for my tastes, i have found that i enjoy Dickel's Original and Wild Turkey (yes, the original lighter fluid). I'm curious about Jim Beam Devil's Cut, and i would like to know some…See More
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