sailor jerry
tattoo artist from california that revolutionized the tattooing community today. when people think of “traditional” tattoos, they think of sailor jerry’s work.
when i was in cali, i picked up a print of some original flash by sailor jerry.
1. alcoholic beverage consumed by teens and young adults to get f-cked up. resulting in being that really drunk kid everyone talks about, the drunk p-ssed out kid on the couch who everyone picks on, or the girl fell over flashing her cooter to the world. causes memory loss and no recollection of what you did, who you did or what happened that night. waking up the next morning after drinking the sailor, you mumble “how the f-ck did i get here?”
2. drink it down to see what the pinup girl looks like
1. that kid drank some sailor jerry and no he is so sh-t housed right now, look at him p-ssed out on the couch..find a marker lets draw a c-ck on his face and a handle bar mustache!
2. johnny “that pinup girl on the sailors bottle is so fine”
3. “get that b-tch some cheez-its”
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