Man oh man, another Monday is upon us and boy do I feel...uh...very Monday-ish. Tomorrow's Veterans Day though, so that's pretty damn cool. I'd like to send a big thank you out to all the veterans of this great country—we wouldn't be where we are today without you guys and your service, so thank you for our freedom and thank you for allowing us to live freely in the best country in the world. It's a bit early, but who cares, I'm always up for a celebration!

Speaking of freedom, nobody exercises their freedom quite like FMX riders. We tend to see what we can get away with and just how far we can push the limits without getting thrown in a padded cell for 15-20 years. Nate Adams doesn't quite go that far, because as we all know, he's one of the nicest and most respectable cats in the game. That's why I was kind of taken back when I saw a photo of him from the last round of the AST Tour in Orlando, Florida. What I saw was a newer version of Nate Adams—A Nate Adams with what looked to be the beginning of a sleeve of tattoo's on his arm. I knew that Nate Dee-Ohh-Double-Gee had the sides of his stomach tatted up with Jesus and Mary, but I understood that because it could be covered up, but now Nate took his tat game one step further by expanding his religious art to his arms.

I hit up Nate via email to see if he'd mind sending me a photo of his new tat and not only did he send over a couple photos, he also explained what the tat actually says.

"I got the tattoo about 2 months ago. It was done by Erik Campbell who is the same guy who did my side pieces as well as Logan Darien and Andy Bakken's tats. He came out from Colorado and stayed for a week or so and tatted a bunch of us. The scripture is Hebrews 1:14. Are not all angels ministering spirits sent to serve those who will inherit salvation? I plan on leaving it black and white."

Pretty rad if you ask me. I wish I had the balls to get a cool tat, but I plan on being a fatty when I'm older, so I don't wanna get a tat and then have it be all stretched out later down the road. That's a decent excuse isn't it?