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Colin

@speakeasytattooer

a year ago

For my bud @nickk_kingg Dm for tattoo appointments in Sacramento. High caliber tattooing in a variety of styles. Always accepting new clients.

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Posted On: May 16th 2025, 01:50 am

For my bud @nickk_kingg Dm for tattoo appointments in Sacramento. High caliber tattooing in a variety of styles. Always accepting new clients.

Comments (3)

photochris1971

a year ago

photochris1971

I hear you suck so much fascist caucus you can barely complete any mediocre tats.

blottedtabs

a year ago

blottedtabs

Some shitty tattoos, should reciece the kirk special, cuck.

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