Bad Tat Tuesday, the NSFW Edition

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(cue deep bass music from Jaws)

You only thought it was safe to come back to Sky-Dad's blog...

Since I was all clean and nice with Skylers graduation posting and a memorial Day tribute, what better way to re-enter through the nasty atmosphere than an adult version of bad tat Tuesday. These are so bad, and contain adult parts, that I put them up on a separate blog.

Just so you have to, you know, go clicky and can't complain when your eyes burn out of your head like the Nazi's in Raiders of the Lost Arc.

But there is a series of Homer Simpson tat's that were sent to me by a fellow blogger, and fabulous prizes await who can guess the blogger's identity! Well fabulous is in the eye of the sender, so take your chance...

Comments

  1. Cora6:40 AM

    What kind of sicko would send you stuff like THAT?!?!

    Ewww.

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  2. Joe6:47 AM

    I would, if I had found it first.

    Well done--a nice wake up to return to work after the holiday weekend!

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  3. Jeannie7:18 AM

    Geez - and I'm embarrassed going for a bikini wax

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  4. diane11:58 AM

    No clue, but I'm going to guess it was Razors and Vines.
    The butterfly on the *ss is actually quite pretty.

    ReplyDelete
  5. Anonymous3:39 PM

    I wonder if tattoo artists ever regret not visiting their career counselors during high school? Is applying ink to a grown man's taint really all that much better than answering phones and filing papers all day long?

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  6. Moderator4:53 PM

    Why do you make click these things? Why? Why? Why?

    ReplyDelete
  7. Cap'n Ergo "XL+II" Jinglebollocks9:56 PM

    I salute you, sir!!

    ::sniff:: I'm so proud of him...!!

    ReplyDelete

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