Shameless Art Tattoo Studio
Posted by Yeshi (+18) 11 years ago
Shameless Art is proud to bring you the first custom tattoo studio of it's kind in eastern Montana. We will be opening tomorrow April 3rd. We follow the highest international standards and use the best quality supplies in the industry. All tattoos are custom and original for each client. We are located in what used to be the Blank Canvas across the street from the post office at 115 n 7th. Call or stop in and say hi. 406.234.6202
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Posted by caltomt (+16) 11 years ago
Looking forward to my first Tattoo ever.I have seen your work and it is so amazing. I have wanted one for a long time. Because of your talent i have decided to finally get one.Good luck in Miles City.

[This message has been edited by caltomt (4/3/2012)]
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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
Its to bad every time i drive by i see some girl half naked with a half shaved head, this in Miles City, i really dont need my 5 year year old son saying "Mommy whats that" Show some respect for this small town, thats why alot of parents choose to raise their children here. And i was looking forward to having a tattoo place here in miles city. now i am embarrassed to even go to the post office, what a "SHAME"! I detour around the block now and i live on 7th street. I can just imagine what all our elderly residents think when they drive down the road...
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Posted by Seuk Samus (+357) 11 years ago
Maybe open up a barber shop and cut their hair your way??
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Posted by Kelly (+2873) 11 years ago
i really dont need my 5 year year old son saying "Mommy whats that"


Yeah, because it is TOO hard to actually talk to your kid.
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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
No more like my child thinks she looks like a scary vampire and i did talk to him about it, and he wants me to drive around the block. i am allowed to say what i want and for people to move into this town and show no respect to the rest of us that have lived here our entire lives... hey i am all for change its just we are not new york or some big city, we are a small town. Like i said i was looking forward to a tattoo place, cuz i was informed not to go to the guy by the underpass. so say what you want i gave my 2 cents i am done now. not like my opinion matters anyways, just one less customer you will get, plus everyone else that agrees with me but just wont admit it, or to worried about speaking their opinion. 150 miles to billings, i will pay the gas... have been anyways...
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Posted by Mufasa (+92) 11 years ago
Wow, another Miles City native thinks they have special rights just because they've always lived here. Who'd a thunk?
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Posted by Jeff Denton (+763) 11 years ago
Interesting. How to shame the shameless. Good luck, lol. But seriously, if her style isn't appreciated she'll have to tone it down in order to stay in business. My money says you'll be seeing a lot more of it. It's the fad, big time.
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Posted by Amorette Allison (+12824) 11 years ago
Actually, I see the fad fading. Now that moms and grandmas have tattoos, younger kids don't find them quite so hip. They have become mainstream and mainstream is the opposite of hip. I imagine the next generation will have no tattoos because they are so "square."
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Posted by Seuk Samus (+357) 11 years ago
Hear ye hear ye...............we all shall conform to thee holier than thou's whims.
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Posted by howdy (+4943) 11 years ago
Had a girlfriend, years ago, get a small stemmed rose on her breast and now, years later, it is long stemmed.....
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Posted by Skye (+381) 11 years ago
Amorette did you by chance take a survey on "Younger kids don't find tattoos so hip because their moms and grandmas have them"?
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Posted by AllenCoe (+142) 11 years ago
I think the problem here is your parenting skills and not the tattoo shop. The world is a different place, and if you don't like that build a bunker in the middle of Alaska, and stay put. Our small town lifestyle isn't going away because this guy wants to come in and share his style and art with you. I hope your child doesn't end up on meth because you don't know how to talk to her.
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Posted by AllenCoe (+142) 11 years ago
Tattoo's have been around for ten thousand plus years, it isn't a fad. I feel bad for the people that get tattoos to be hip, it should be an expression.
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Posted by DonnaF (+7) 11 years ago
I don't think it is fair to judge someone based off their hair, clothing, or tattoos. It is her right as a human being to express herself however SHE chooses. That is what you should tell your child. If he is scared it is because of something you have said or an idea you have given him. It is completely unfair to say these things about someone you have no clue about and who is probably a very decent and sweet person. People judge one another to make themselves feel better about their own insecurities. Tell me what does your prejudice teach your son?
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Posted by Bridgier (+9547) 11 years ago
This would make a cool tattoo. And it's legitimate ART, so no one needs to worry about scaring the little children.

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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
for you to sit there and tell me i am prejudice because my child thinks that seeing something that looks like one of them (play characters) on the tv that he is scared of, that we have told him are not real so their is no reason for him to be scared. ya i am sooooooooo prejudice. get real, how would you feel if you had a son that thinks now vampires are here to kill him and take him away like they do on tv. and dont judge me for letting my son watch it on tv, because like i said i have no problem with change and a new tattoo shop, but we are not a big city and it not normal for children in this town to have to be expose to that. i dont shelter my children, but i dont want them to think that its ok for them to dress that way or be afraid of a human, because she is expressing herself, kinda more like she might have more than just a tattoo for sale, but hey if thats the way she wants to be looked at whatever. i am done with this nonsense. do whatever say whatever, i dont care. everyone has their own opinion.
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Posted by AllenCoe (+142) 11 years ago
You are the one that let your small child watch a scary vampire program which didn't allow you to explain some people dress different. You are the kind of person who wants to blame everyone but yourself. Maybe we should just have the government come in and tell us all what to do.
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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
small minded people, ya ok , so tell the makers of scooby doo not to make cartoons about vampires, really?????????? you honestly think i would let my child watch a horror flick? and y am i to blame, i didnt tell the girl to dress and "express" herself in such a way, that would make a child fear her, she managed to do that on her own, and if she would have considered the fact that she is going to get put into that stereo type category, then thats on her i am just speaking my opinion.
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Posted by AllenCoe (+142) 11 years ago
You where actually trying to speak for our whole community, why don't you just not try by the shop, that's pretty easy to do.
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Posted by kayla (+472) 11 years ago
Okay alhajmh2 maybe u should just keep ur opinion to ur self...u know the saying if u dont have any thing nice to say then dont say any thing at all?? well maybe u should fallow that...cause this is america if u think that girl with a half shaved head and tiny close is bad u should travel the world and really open ur eyes and see that what the girl looks like is nothing....and we as a community do not all think like u....so as i said maybe u should keep ur opinions to ur self or at least keep it off of a public page....
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Posted by Forsyth Mike (+492) 11 years ago
I don't think it is fair to judge someone based off their hair, clothing, or tattoos. It is her right as a human being to express herself however SHE chooses. That is what you should tell your child.

No, you should tell your child that if he or she chooses to get a lot of highly-visible tattoos, that he or she MIGHT have a lot harder time getting a job. (Depending on the kid's chosen profession, of course.)

Employers can and do hire based on the visual impression given by the potential employee. Not fair? Maybe, but that doesn't matter -- it's the way it is. A tattooed person gives a bad vibe to a lot of people and if a person chooses to mark him/herself up, they might have to pay a high price come job-hunting time. That's what I would tell my kid.

[This message has been edited by Forsyth Mike (5/22/2012)]
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Posted by Skye (+381) 11 years ago
Kayla,

GREAT ADVICE! But do you understand your on milescity.com. A public site, where many people here enjoy making others miserable by their rude comment because "they have nothing nice to say." Try putting your comment some where else and watch what happens!
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Posted by kayla (+472) 11 years ago
Yes lol i understand Skye...and that is the sad thing is that people get a kick out of being nasty rude/crude...

[This message has been edited by kayla (5/22/2012)]
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Posted by J&J (+354) 11 years ago
If my child was scared of how this girl looks I would take them over and meet her. Show them she is a person like anyone else. Teach your child some people are different and it is ok. I bet you also don't like the coloreds and gays that live here either.

[This message has been edited by J&J (5/23/2012)]
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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
Exactly this is miles city.com, i have the rite to my opinion, plus i am speaking for a quite a few parents that have said something about it before the tattoo shop even opened, and for you to tell me to keep my opinion to myself well then y dont you! All i did was make an observation, well my child pointed iut out to me cuz i could have cared less until, my son starts crying and screaming... We live in a small town and yes it may be 2012 but maybe the reason behind living in a small town is to help keep the outside visual out as much as possible, we live in a sick world and not everyone wants or chooses to see it, so i am quite aware of how people dress and express themselves, plus i like lady gaga, and so do my children, but they dont have to see her sitting across the street from the post office in their town that i am raising them in. and they are aware of what is real and a costume and they have So dont judge me for my opinion, and maybe you should keep yours to yourself, cuz i can do this allllllll day.
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Posted by Bob L. (+5094) 11 years ago
$20 says almajmh2's darling son gets a tat before he turns 21.

Or becomes an axe murderer. One of the two.
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Posted by katl big fan (+23) 11 years ago
Just a note to the mom. You said you excited about a tattoo shop here in Miles City but was told not to go to the guy by the underpass. I have to ask you why? That guy has tattooed my adult children and some of my good friends and he does an amazing job!!! He is very clean and proffessional, has been doing this for over 14 years, and came from a Billings shop himself.
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Posted by Buck Showalter (+4461) 11 years ago
my son starts crying and screaming...


Why don't you raise him to stop being a sissy?
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Posted by cubby (+2694) 11 years ago
I was going to keep to my self on this subject but can't resitst anymore. alhajmh2, if your son starts screaming and cring about how someone looks here in MC your son must live in a box or something. If he knows the diffenrnce between real life and movies, why is he scared of how a normal person is expressing themselves? Although we do live in small town USA even my 5 year old isn't scared of how people dress, she may ask why but never scared of people. Hey you never know if you stop by there some time and take a minute of your time to speak to the person your son is concerned about maybe that will help him over come his fear of said person.
Just tring to help
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Posted by kayla (+472) 11 years ago
I agree with Buck Showalter,Bob L,cubby,and J&J

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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
Ya my boys a sissy, far from, and i have no problem with tattoos, like i said. i have one myself. but excuse me if a person looks like a scary vampire that is standing directly across the street in the line of vision of a 5 year old boy with an imagination that is freaked out by what she "chooses" to look like. and if my son wants to get a tattoo when he gets older more power to him. this was not about tattoos, its about how people come into this community and think that everyone is going to except them for the way they choose to "express" themselves. I have a gay friend by the way to whomever made that comment, and about 20 colored friends, two of which agrees with me about the matter and both have kids also. So i have said, my Children are not sheltered in life, and i have explained the things to my son and he understands to an point but then he question the fact about what is real and not real on tv now, and we all know that what is on tv is not even close to real anymore(well about 90% anyways). And never once did i say she was a bad person. And you cant tell me that none of you have ever judged someone for being fat or ugly or something or other, so what gives any of you the rite to judge a little boy by what he sees in the town that his parents are raising him in. We are not to blame, for the way she chooses to dress in public. They say dont judge a book by its cover, well i dont judge her, but i question her way she chooses to let people in a small town view her. And to the person that wants to know y i wont got to the guy by the underpass is that i was informed he has gone under more than once when he has opened a shop, so? must not be to great if he cant keep repeat business.
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Posted by lissalou (+18) 11 years ago
alhajmh2,

Interesting that in your first post your five year old asked, "Mommy, whats that" and by your last post he was screaming and crying. Really? Over a "girl half naked with a half shaved head"?

"my child thinks that seeing something that looks like one of them (play characters) on the tv that he is scared of, that we have told him are not real so their is no reason for him to be scared. how would you feel if you had a son that thinks now vampires are here to kill him and take him away like they do on tv. and dont judge me for letting my son watch it on tv"

Uh, well maybe you shouldn't be letting him watch that type of stuff on tv if he so scared of it.

How exactly does a "girl half naked with a half shaved head" equal vampires here to kill him and take him away?

"they are aware of what is real and a costume"

Then why is he scared, screaming and crying over this stuff?

In keeping with your opinion that we are free to share our opinions, I would have to say (in my opinion) you and your kid have more pressing issues than can be solved on milescity.com.
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Posted by katl big fan (+23) 11 years ago
Going under can be for many diffrent reasons. Some times people just do not have the financial backing needed to get up off the ground and keep going. As I have said before, he is a proffessional. Research should be done before we judge. I have heard terrible things about the guy who tattoos for shameless art, but until I see it for my self I choose not to believe it. If you want credentials on both check them out, both of them and then you will have it

As for all of you judging a mom for stating an opinion, this is the USA and we are all entitled to an opinion. I do not believe it is fair to judge anyone, but she is telling how her 5 year old child acted. I see no reason to attack her for confronting the situation. Maybe we can learn to teach kids (and anyone who has kids would understand the imagination of a 5 year old, the best GIFT EVER) it is ok to be different, cause that is what makes us who we are.
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Posted by Joe says (+5) 11 years ago
Tattoos: They are like a really bad Leisure Suit that you can never take off.
Jay Leno
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Posted by Bridgier (+9547) 11 years ago
colored friends

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Posted by J&J (+354) 11 years ago
My use of coloreds was sarcasm. I'm surprised that someone with 20 friends would say clolored.
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Posted by JessicaLee (+155) 11 years ago
As far as the "other " tattoo artist your speaking of, his name is Earl and he is a fantastic artist as well as person and friend. You are telling others not to judge you but you are throwing judgements around like they are candy. Yes Earl used to have a shop here in town mabye 10 years ago, and yes it didn't work out, not because he is a bad artist or couldn't keep customers but because it was 10 years ago and Miles City just wasn't ready for a tattoo shop. Things have changed dramatically here in the last 10 years and he moved his family on to Billings and did wonderful at Buzz Bailey's Tattoo Art there and got tired of being treated so badly there that he and his family decided to move back home and give it another go. Small town gossip has you judging a man you know nothing about. And if you opened yourself up to not listening to rumors and gave him a chance, you would see for yourself how wrong you are about him. As far as this half naked shaved head girl, its a free country and she has the right to dress or do her hair or anything else in any way she wants too no matter how the rest of us may feel about it. There are plenty of things I see around here that I don't care for and as a mom there are plenty of things I don't care for my kids seeing either but unfortunately there is not a thing I can do about it except avoid it if I don't wanna see it. You are coming across very hypocritical by demanding no one to judge you or your child while you yourself sound very judgemental. Yes everyone has a right to their opinion and you have a right to voice it, just thought I would point out how you are coming across.
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Posted by s irish (+70) 11 years ago
Everyone truthfully if you don't have anything nice to say. Then don't say anything at all. Give people a chance!!!!!
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Posted by kayla (+472) 11 years ago
i have seen earls work personally and he is not a good artist.... just my opinion..i would never waste my money on him...id rather spend the money to go to billings and get my tats done by buzz...and for the record buzz and his shop have amazing nice and well mannered people there....

[This message has been edited by kayla (5/23/2012)]
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Posted by Buck Showalter (+4461) 11 years ago
They're lying when they say that rust color in the water is natural.
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Posted by Back to Alaska (+13) 11 years ago
ha dont bring Alaska in to this
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Posted by Kmama (+105) 11 years ago
I also live on 7th st. and I have stopped in Shameless several times to greet the new business owners. They are both very nice and for the record, my five year old thinks that the scary vampire is nice and very pretty. I agree that your parenting may be at fault in this situation and as a long time Miles City resident I resent that "weird" people or those who may not fit into your norms should "respect you" by not moving to or not expressing themselves a certain way in this town. I for one am excited about the growing diversity in our small town and I am glad that my children can grow up seeing that different races, orientations, and people who "look different" are just plain people. I hope that Yeshi and Alicia stay here despite the hostility and continue to make beautiful skin art.
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Posted by hotshot92 (+472) 11 years ago
"AMEN" THANK U KMAMA I TOTALLY AGREE WITH U AND I THINK THAT alhajmh2 SHOULD JUST STOP WHILE HER HEAD IS STILL ABOVE GROUND

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Posted by bexyjay (+91) 11 years ago
earl does all my work. and i get nothing but compliments on it. and i also love yeshis work. both of them are very talented. i had a tattoo done at buzz's by one of his "well mannered" guys and it turned out so bad that earl had to fix it for me. quit judging people. RESPECT people for what they do and how they do it.
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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
Just because i choose to speak something dose not make me a bad parent or a bad person and now all of you are judging me just goes to show that my experiment worked thanks miles city for declaring what i should have guessed. funny to think that one comment has gone this far. and everyone including myself blew it way out of proportion. I wish you all well. Oh and by the way like i said i never had a problem with her or the shop. I just made and observation, well my son did. non of you had nothing nice to say about me so i really have nothing nice to say about any of you besides that WE all are judging in one way or another.
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Posted by Bridgier (+9547) 11 years ago
shorter alhajmh2 wrote:
WHY DID YOU ALL MAKE ME FREAK OUT LIKE THAT
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Posted by katl big fan (+23) 11 years ago
Wow is all I got to say to you!!! I never judged you as a matter of fact re-read my post and it supported you and your child.
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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
wasnt directed torwards u, just the people that judged, and whom ever else. that wanted to add their two cents.
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Posted by Buck Showalter (+4461) 11 years ago
You should probably be giving that lecture to your judgemental five year old.
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Posted by Edgewood (+26) 11 years ago
So... theres a couple tattoo shops in town eh.
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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
And that keep seeming to add their two cents, kinda funny that you think a 5 year old is judging. my child is so out-going and loves life isnt his fault he saw something and wanted to know what was going on and so forth. just goes to show....
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Posted by hotshot92 (+472) 11 years ago
And yet u still keep commenting on this...Ya just goes to show
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Posted by Amorette Allison (+12824) 11 years ago
Yes, Edgewood, we have two tattoo parlors and a new smoke shop. We are moving up in the world.
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Posted by alhajmh2 (+155) 11 years ago
you guys crack me up i already told you all i can keep going i have a rite to what i say so yes i agree, it does go to show....
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Posted by Bridgier (+9547) 11 years ago
Would that be the Latin Rite, or the Armenian?
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Posted by J.Will (+7) 11 years ago
I'm going to put in my two cents here. I understand everyone has an opinion and here is my opinion based on my time spent in the tattoo industry and time I have spent in many different areas rural and big city. First off, I grew up in a town much smaller than Miles City and one of the first things taught to me from professional, respectable parents was to never judge anyone. My father was a police officer for 25 years and if it's one thing he taught me riding in the car with him on all my free time as a boy was that everyone is capable of the doing the same things, and thus to never judge anyone based on how they look, how much money they make, or where they come from. For you to judge someone based on their haircut or how they dress is a bad as judging someone because they are black,white,hispanic,etc. Its just as bad as looking at a ethnic person from any culture and judging them based on movies they were in. You see a movie with Arabs playing terrorist and now every time you see an Arab you think they are a terrorist? Same concept. If you are biased enough to not teach your kid whats right and wrong and whats real and fake then you have exposed your own bigotry. Its the same way you are judging this girl. You might as well judge the owner because he is African-American. Physical prejudice is the exact same as racism, judging based on the surface of preconceived societal bias. As for the tattoo industry, I've spent over ten years in it and have been heavily involved in the people in it. I run a successful business with many caring and professional clients. Its funny, out of all the people I have come across in my travels the most humble and respectful people have been those that are "different" to biased folk. We wear our tattoos, piercing, clothing as an armor to protect us against racist,judging biased people like yourself. If you were to walk into his shop, he would give you the time of day and be as respectful as he could, even if it was on the street. Now the question is would you do the same? We do not judge people and that's the difference. If you're gonna have an opinion, please make sure its an educated one because just saying "I raise my kids here so i shouldn't have to see this" is not a good reason. Growing up in this small town taught me one thing, respect your neighbors, and take that extra time out of you day to do something good for the good of the people and to always be open to new ideas and change because who knows, it might be a good thing. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
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Posted by hotshot92 (+472) 11 years ago
^^^^ WELL SAID
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Posted by JaDee (+67) 11 years ago
Thy shall not judge thy neighbor !!!
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Posted by Lilly klunder (+28) 11 years ago
I am going to keep this short and to the point. I'm not going to address everything you have said. that's your so called right as you say.The one thing i am here to address is your comment that "Kind a like she might have more then just a tatto for sale." That so called vampire is my daughter in law. You have crossed the line. Back off. She is very sweet girl. and if you gave her a chance you would know that.Maybe you wish you were that skinny i dont know, dont care. she has a nice figure. she can wear what she wants it doesn't make her any less of a sweet Pearson.That is what growing up is all about figuring out who you are. Her hair if she wants to experiment so be it. Oh and you know what she got it cute right hear in miles city on main street.get a life and and get over yourself.
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Posted by Alicia.Esteves (+225) 11 years ago
Saw some work from the shop and soooo looking forward to getting one that doesnt require a tank of gas just to go to Billings to get one!
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Posted by Judd (+52) 11 years ago
As proven before when people chose to attack this tattoo studio they did not lower themselves to the level to post lies against anyone else. Nope. They handled themselves like professionals. I do not know this individuals personally but have seen them around town often and they have done nothing but be good members of the community. The shop is classy and nice.. All the work I have seen is top quality. It is every individuals right to look however they want it does not mean that they are doing the things you have implied. Under your premise I guess that means every woman who dresses somewhat questionable must have questionable values. I guess you haven't seen how other females in the community look. I do not think you would appreciate others judging you based on your looks. Cause I am sure there are some sort of stereotypes that can be applied to you. I think this diversity is just what this town needs. If you want to be ignorant that is your right. But don't be on here crying cause everyone calls you out on it. Ignorance breeds discrimination and bigotry. As far as the vampire thing, really you can't be serious. If you allow your child to believe vampires exist that's your problem and failure as a parent. Not theirs. What else will you allow your child believe? I fully support Shameless tattoos, will get my next tattoo from them and glad they came to our community.
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Posted by Kmama (+105) 11 years ago
+1!
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Posted by Wyatt (+44) 11 years ago
So....What about them Yankees?
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Posted by Richard Bonine, Jr. (+15582) 11 years ago
I've heard that those pinstripes are actually tattooed on their bodies.
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Posted by howdy (+4943) 11 years ago
LOL, Richard....
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Posted by Kelly (+2873) 11 years ago
From the description on this thread, is this the woman you saw?

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Posted by Skye (+381) 11 years ago
Oh...if we only lived in a world of lolly pops, chocolate rivers and skittle filled clouds!!
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Posted by Dona Stebbins (+819) 11 years ago
alhajmh2 - I am far more frightened by illiteracy than "vampires." I hope for the sake of your child that he gets an adequate education, because your grammar and spelling are terrible, so he obviously won't get it at home.

[This message has been edited by Dona Stebbins (5/31/2012)]
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Posted by bsales (+287) 11 years ago
i personally love their style at shameless and will go there often! My sister got a tat from them and it turned out AMAZING!! she has been trying to get it done for years now but no one could draw it until she took it there and they turned it into an amazing piece of art I LOVE IT! and personally can't wait for my appointment on Saturday!

AND if anyone has a problem with the people who work there or their appearance, simple solution don't look or stop there! They are who they want to be and people love them for that. Just because a person cuts their hair different then you or dresses different then you doesn't make them less of a person than you!
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Posted by MeganLynn (+141) 11 years ago
I went in there to check it out (I can't get a tattoo right now, as I am 7 months pregnant) and he told me to pop her out and get on in. I thought he was very funny and polite and Alicia was the same as well. I'll be in as soon as my baby is here. I will also go to Treasure State for some too. I love both their work and will show them both off. (:
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Posted by DStone (+141) 11 years ago
I agree with MeganLynn, I think BOTH Earl and Yeshi are amazing artists! As far as what they look like, I beleive in the old saying "You can't judge a book by its cover" and that is so true, especially in today's time! Oh and I get my fair share of the looks, trust me. lol


The girl with dreads.
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Posted by Former (+187) 11 years ago
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Posted by Former (+187) 11 years ago
The conviction is pretty old.

http://svcalt.mt.gov/svor...MT02375343

Although he is out of compliance.
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Posted by Former (+187) 11 years ago
And it was just for accountability.

Not a big deal I guess. Probably not even worth posting.


2059945 KLUNDER, Courtney James
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conditions, restricted from gambling or casinos.
Accountability to Assault with a 2/12/2007
Weapon 3cts; Robbery (RSS)
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Posted by Former (+187) 11 years ago
And, alhajmh2, you're completely out of touch with reality.

The world doesn't revolve around you or your precious children. If I want to have devil horns permanently mounted to my skull, that is my business, not yours, and I wouldn't give two $hits if you or your kid "like it" or not.

Grow up.

You are a sad, closed minded individual.
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Posted by Gunnar Emilsson (+18757) 11 years ago
Former, people who get tattoos really don't give a flying you-know-what if their chosen artist has served time.

Indeed, given the mentality of their clientele, I suspect that serving time might increase their hourly rate.

But I could be wrong.
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Posted by Former (+187) 11 years ago
I wouldn't care either.

Google happens to pull up some disgruntled lady making wild claims about the new tat artist in MC.

Turns out those claims were wildly embellished.

Meh.

I don't care whether or not someone has done time either. Particularly when it was nearly a decade ago.

The 'edit post' button disappears quickly around here, or I would just delete my posts.
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Posted by AllenCoe (+142) 11 years ago
Key word is DID their time, lay off.
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