Just a (very) quick note to say that "The BooBerry Alarmclock" has got to be one of the single greatest blog names I've run across. My hat is off to you sir!
I don't know who here might remember these, but when I was little in the 70's, there were the coolest tattoos in gumball machines. Not like tattoos that they sell to kids nowadays that basically peel off of the paper backing with pressure and a bit of time...these things were cool and they required a little work. A) Lick Arm B) Place Tattoo on wet spot C) Don't move at all D) carefully remove paper. If you were lucky and you hadn't screwed the whole thing up, you might end up with a cool tattoo. If I remember, they were often monster characters or neat things like a queen of diamonds or a horseshoe, etc. If you used too much "moisture" or moved the paper at all, you ended up with a misshapen blob of ink. Ahhh, those were the days.
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Just a (very) quick note to say that "The BooBerry Alarmclock" has got to be one of the single greatest blog names I've run across. My hat is off to you sir!
Hey Thanks alot! I like both of your blogs.. Scar Stuff is a great name as well - I'm a big fan of the Buttonhole Surfers, thanks for that tape!
That is the greatest tattoo....ever!!
Now they need to get a Frankenberry one!
I don't know who here might remember these, but when I was little in the 70's, there were the coolest tattoos in gumball machines. Not like tattoos that they sell to kids nowadays that basically peel off of the paper backing with pressure and a bit of time...these things were cool and they required a little work. A) Lick Arm B) Place Tattoo on wet spot C) Don't move at all D) carefully remove paper. If you were lucky and you hadn't screwed the whole thing up, you might end up with a cool tattoo. If I remember, they were often monster characters or neat things like a queen of diamonds or a horseshoe, etc. If you used too much "moisture" or moved the paper at all, you ended up with a misshapen blob of ink. Ahhh, those were the days.
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