Bad Tat Tuesday: Another Guest Edition

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All of my friends just rock! I received some more tats in the past couple of weeks that just need to be shared.

First up from Cormac over at Cormac Writes comes this outstanding collection of unique food tattoos:











Next up from my friend Cindy, pics of anatomical tats from a link she sent me. Tres weird!!










Thanks to both of you, this was a windfall of tat fail!

Comments

  1. J.J. in L.A.3:14 AM

    Ok, these are pretty gross but I'd have to say the fetus is downright disgusting.

    Who wants to see a baby's butthole in utero? lol!

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  2. Cora5:59 AM

    Ugh! The only one I kinda like is the milk and cookies one. Go figure.

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  3. Anonymous10:07 AM

    I am effin weird - I think the ones with the muscles are pretty good. Also like the hand one. Milk and cookie cracked me up.

    Got to love the veghead - that was pretty dramatic.

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  4. Whiskeymarie10:33 AM

    The whole fallopian tubes/ovaries one was pretty disturbing- I mean, WHO DOES THAT??

    But I liked the muscle ones, and (of course) the food ones.

    (and in keeping with the lady-bits theme, my word verification is "labiono")

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  5. Anonymous11:11 AM

    You know, there's a line I'd draw when it comes to tattoos and that line is right round about the time you wake up and think "Know what would look great on my shoulder? A HOT DOG!" Because that's the day you've officially destroyed something crucial in the reasoning part of your brain. That and deciding to get your reproductive system tattooed on the outside of your body. That's officially cuckoo. :)

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  6. Mnmom11:46 AM

    I'm with Vegetable Assassin

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  7. Anonymous3:16 PM

    I think your Tuesday posts are getting to me. The other night I dreamt I had a huge jungle tree tattooed down my left leg.

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  8. Johnny Rojo3:55 PM

    Those are remarkably ill-conceived! Well done!

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  9. gennifer67:34 PM

    Wow, these were unusually bad, but I have to say I really dug the breakfast-head guy, probably because I don;t actually have to be seen with him.

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  10. Churlita11:48 AM

    Those anatomy ones kind of gross me out. Yeesh!

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  11. Anonymous12:07 PM

    I laughed at the milk and cookie and the plate of spaghetti looks real.

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