Hey mr gullible, sorry I don't believe all the bs I hear.
- Carubba-Kaleta

It doesn't matter if you believe it or not. He SAID it. If it's true or not, I don't care. You basically said that I was making it up like it was from the top of my head.

Wrap it?
- jochfr

yea, tribal.

Both arms and I wear along sleeve shirt for work and i'm out in the heat all day. 1 arm was already done, just did the other.
- SABRES 89

I really want to get another one, but my tattoo artist moved out to Vegas like 2 years ago.

yea, tribal.
- SABRES 89

I meant this...

When Should I Wrap My New Tattoo?

On the journey home from your tattoo session

Your tattoo artist should wrap your fresh tattoo with cling film before you leave the studio. Laws in many countries specify that a freshly completed tattoo, must be covered entirely with a sterile bandage that is securely taped down with medical adhesive (tape).

Whilst in bed, during sleep

When you are asleep. While you are sleeping you could lay on your tattoo or let the bed linen lay on your tattoo. This is an opportunity for any bacteria, dust or fluff to enter the new tattoo, possibly causing an infection.

Wrapping your tattoo will also protect it from being accidently scratched while you're asleep.

When wearing tight or irritating clothing

Choose clothing that is not too tight and irritating. Sleeves or cuffs with elastic can easily catch on edges of skin and scabs, ripping them off. If you must wear certain clothing that could rub or irritate your new tattoo, wrap your tattoo with a hygienic bandage for protection.

When in crowd or playing a contact sport

A clean bandage is the best protection for your tattoo when in a crowd, or a playing a contact sport. Any knocks or hits directly to your tattoo can cause damage. You are best to try to avoid these activities.

When in an dirty environment

In effect, your new tattoo is an open wound. If you work in an especially filthy workplace or have to go to the garbage tip for example, wrap your tattoo for protection.

The reality is that cling film or cling wrap is cheap, easily available and actually does do the job of blocking access from any external dirt, airborne antibodies or germs. Unfortunately, bacteria is a stubborn little amoeba that can enter a wound as if by magic. If the micro climate is ideal, they will multiply and breed, causing infection within the tattoo.

I meant this...

When Should I Wrap My New Tattoo?

On the journey home from your tattoo session

Your tattoo artist should wrap your fresh tattoo with cling film before you leave the studio. Laws in many countries specify that a freshly completed tattoo, must be covered entirely with a sterile bandage that is securely taped down with medical adhesive (tape).

Whilst in bed, during sleep

When you are asleep. While you are sleeping you could lay on your tattoo or let the bed linen lay on your tattoo. This is an opportunity for any bacteria, dust or fluff to enter the new tattoo, possibly causing an infection.

Wrapping your tattoo will also protect it from being accidently scratched while you're asleep.

When wearing tight or irritating clothing

Choose clothing that is not too tight and irritating. Sleeves or cuffs with elastic can easily catch on edges of skin and scabs, ripping them off. If you must wear certain clothing that could rub or irritate your new tattoo, wrap your tattoo with a hygienic bandage for protection.

When in crowd or playing a contact sport

A clean bandage is the best protection for your tattoo when in a crowd, or a playing a contact sport. Any knocks or hits directly to your tattoo can cause damage. You are best to try to avoid these activities.

When in an dirty environment

In effect, your new tattoo is an open wound. If you work in an especially filthy workplace or have to go to the garbage tip for example, wrap your tattoo for protection.

The reality is that cling film or cling wrap is cheap, easily available and actually does do the job of blocking access from any external dirt, airborne antibodies or germs. Unfortunately, bacteria is a stubborn little amoeba that can enter a wound as if by magic. If the micro climate is ideal, they will multiply and breed, causing infection within the tattoo.


- jochfr

There's so many different views on this it's not even funny. I've been told that using cling wrap is one of the worst things you can do. It doesn't allow the area to breathe and heal, as well as it keeps it too moist thus causing the colors to bleed out.

Wrap it?
- jochfr

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- Der Kaiser

- Der Kaiser

And Rantanen is a stud he has potential to be the next Corey Perry and 100% he's going at 5
- gerbe75pts

or at 10 to the avs ....but chances are its going to be Crouse

or at 10 to the avs ....but chances are its going to be Crouse
- DDM-Coga

my guess is both are gone before you pick

my guess is both are gone before you pick
- navinrjohnson

Edmonton picks Crouse with the #1 pick....

"The number 2 pick would not make the Leafs competitive this year, the number two pick would have as much impact as the next 4 picks"

Barkov has nothing to do with this, we don't need another Leino or Hodgson.
- SABRES 89

Did you really just compare barking too those losers?

YES
- SABRES 89

I think you could get both by giving up what I mentioned.

Only question, and fear, I would have is what do you do with the D going forward if you only have one of Zadorov/Pysyk/McCabe along with Brycen Martin and Anthony Florentino in the system with promise?

In thinking about it, one of Rychel or Drouin would need to play RW, or you'd need to convert somebody like Foligno to RW, or you'd need to include Foligno in the trade for one of those two are both play LW.

my guess is both are gone before you pick
- navinrjohnson

6-10 are all over the map depending whos mock draft you look at.

rantanen, crouse, Provorov, Werneski, Brazal, Zacha, Meier have all be placed in those spots.

Drafts going to get really wild if the Top 5 dont go as projected, could see a lot of teams salivating at the chance of moving up to grab Marner or Hanifin if they start sliding.

http://www.cbssports.com/...g-russians-playing-in-nhl


Slava Fetisov wants to ban young Russians from playing in NHL


Fetisov told Russian news agency R-Sports, via the Associated Press, that there should be a federal law in place to prevent players from moving to North America before they turn 28 in an effort to "keep our most talented guys, the ones who the people come to see."

6-10 are all over the map depending whos mock draft you look at.

rantanen, crouse, Provorov, Werneski, Brazal, Zacha, Meier have all be placed in those spots.

Drafts going to get really wild if the Top 5 dont go as projected, could see a lot of teams salivating at the chance of moving up to grab Marner or Hanifin if they start sliding.
- DDM-Coga

agreed

I only see the blue jackets grabbing a d man before you pick, aside from whoever grabs hanifin

One mock has us taking Jake DeBrusk with the 21st pick....

Another mock
21 *
Brandon Carlo

21. Buffalo Sabres (from the New York Islanders via the Thomas Vanek trade): Jeremy Roy, D, Sherbrooke Phoenix (QMJHL)

21 Buffalo Sabres: Thomas Chabot, D, Saint John Sea Dogs (QMJHL)

http://www.cbssports.com/...g-russians-playing-in-nhl


Slava Fetisov wants to ban young Russians from playing in NHL


Fetisov told Russian news agency R-Sports, via the Associated Press, that there should be a federal law in place to prevent players from moving to North America before they turn 28 in an effort to "keep our most talented guys, the ones who the people come to see."
- jochfr

http://www.cbssports.com/...g-russians-playing-in-nhl


Slava Fetisov wants to ban young Russians from playing in NHL


Fetisov told Russian news agency R-Sports, via the Associated Press, that there should be a federal law in place to prevent players from moving to North America before they turn 28 in an effort to "keep our most talented guys, the ones who the people come to see."
- jochfr

Mogilny says sup.

my guess is both are gone before you pick
- navinrjohnson

I think Crouse will drop a lot. Somewhere between 15-20. There's just so many guys who look like they could be a lot better

One mock has us taking Jake DeBrusk with the 21st pick....

Another mock
21 *
Brandon Carlo

21. Buffalo Sabres (from the New York Islanders via the Thomas Vanek trade): Jeremy Roy, D, Sherbrooke Phoenix (QMJHL)

21 Buffalo Sabres: Thomas Chabot, D, Saint John Sea Dogs (QMJHL)
- jochfr

Zboril to me is the best Dman after the big 3 in Hanafin, Provo, and Werneski. If you can snag him at 21, consider that a steal. After him, the Kylingtons, Roys, Carlos, Chabots, are all the same, you could easily get them in the 2nd round. Take the forward with that pick.

agreed

I only see the blue jackets grabbing a d man before you pick, aside from whoever grabs hanifin
- navinrjohnson

I hope the Leafs take Hanifin, but I'm not confident they will

Zboril to me is the best Dman after the big 3 in Hanafin, Provo, and Werneski. If you can snag him at 21, consider that a steal.
- DDM-Coga

I'd be surprised if he fell that far. He's one of those guys i could see at the 13-17 range, that Murray would try and trade up for.