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Kriss Rase
My second tattoo I got at a Friday the 13th Flash Event. It is grey barbwire showing resilience and strength.

My second tattoo I got at a Friday the 13th Flash Event. It is grey barbwire showing resilience and strength.

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RTRocArt Tattoo
RocArt Tattoo

Dayton, OH

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