re: Best Tattoo Parlor?

The only advice I can give you is to think very long and hard about what you're going to get. Do not get anything trendy; I have way too many friends who got tribal tattoos back in the day and now look like total tools with their arm wraps.

When you pick out what you want, hang the picture in your house, where you have to look at it every day. If you're not tired of it in a couple of months, go for it.

Also, interview your potential artist. Ask him to draw out your tattoo. Have him make corrections. If he gets annoyed with you, he's not the artist for you.