What do you say when you discover that someone got a tattoo of your rig?

[RedneckExpress]

Friends pointed this out to me this morning:



From my blog's intro page:

[HandyDan]

After my jaw fell open, I looked at it again and said to myself that it's a lot better than some tats I have seen.  Was there alcohol involved? It makes more sense than the other two tattoos.  (I'm not a tattoo person, sorry)

[RedneckExpress]

After my jaw fell open, I looked at it again and said to myself that it's a lot better than some tats I have seen.  Was there alcohol involved? It makes more sense than the other two tattoos.  (I'm not a tattoo person, sorry)

I'm not one, either, I have no clue who this is, or where they are, but someone, somewhere, decided to get a tattoo of my camper on their back....

[M & J]

That brings a whole new meaning to the word "creepy".

As far as what I would do? Turn and walk away very slowly.....

[cosmic]

You just might be a Red Neck. When??

lmao. crazy.

[RedneckExpress]

I found out about it this morning, who knows when the tattoo was done, the photos several years old.  . 

[Oz]

Darned awesome tattoo.  You definitely made a strong impression on him so, I suppose that's a good thing. 

[ClydesdaleKevin]

Now that is one creepy stalker...lmao!

Kev

[DonD]

Hmmm, maybe YOU built your rig to look like the tattoo!! Hahaha..   Hm? W%

[JDxeper]

WHOA!

[legomybago]

I bet he'd pay top dollar for your rig....thats awesome

[Madathlon]

So that big white jug on the front, is that for making shine or?

[RedneckExpress]

So that big white jug on the front, is that for making shine or?

Auxiliary 30 gallon fresh water tank.  I do alot of dry camping, so it gives me extra fresh water over the 30 gallon onboard tank, so I have 60 gallons to work with before I need to fill. 

Used it daily when I was staying at Kankakee River State Park last October, as the sites didn't have any hookups other than electric.  So, I used my 30 gallon barker tote for the grey water (and to dump the black tank twice), and the white barrel to reload the fresh water.   Would do it all in one trip, as they had a potable water spigot over near the area where the dump station was at, so I'd fill the fresh water, then dump the rolling holding tank, then drive back to camp, back the truck up to the camper and use my little 12 volt pump to refill the onboard fresh tank after washing my hands and reconnecting the rolling blue tank to the camper (it doesn't have a dedicated grey water tank, just one big combined tank, but it does have a bypass setup so the tank can be used solely for the toilet and the grey water diverted off). 

[chicknnhead]

i would post that on your blog, saying they are more then welcome to a live pic with your rig so you can meet them in person