I thought surely the balls and the huge willy must be intended to be part of the plinth the man is sitting on, but really I can’t see how they could be intended to be anything else. I tried reading the book’s description, but it doesn’t seem to give any sort of clue what the book is actually about.
Yup, it’s a guy fondling his big, um, hammer. But I too find the balls interpretation a lot more interesting. Even though the handle of the hammer is a bit, um, thin for my taste.
Hopefully we’ll see a full-blown Pygmalion style animation of the drawing. And that hammer will finally see some action, directed at “Box of Garden Soil.”
He’s got big balls;
She’s got big balls;
But we’ve got the biggest
Balls of them all!
Is “Garden Urthark” the author’s name? This one might rate an “om-nom-nom-de plume” tag…
You can follow the link to the explanation of the nome de plume on Smashwords. It involves Garden (ideal) Uth (Earth) ark (container).
Is this legitimately a picture of a guy fondling his giant blue balls while hiding his massive erection under his forearm?
Because there are many things that make me believe that this is the case.
I guess we know what the Shooter is…
I thought surely the balls and the huge willy must be intended to be part of the plinth the man is sitting on, but really I can’t see how they could be intended to be anything else. I tried reading the book’s description, but it doesn’t seem to give any sort of clue what the book is actually about.
I think it’s supposed to be a hammer of some sorts. I suspect someone attempted to draw Hephaestus.
! It is a hammer. I couldn’t understand that brown thing until now. You won!
I am sad now to know that it is not a giant set of balls though…
Yup, it’s a guy fondling his big, um, hammer. But I too find the balls interpretation a lot more interesting. Even though the handle of the hammer is a bit, um, thin for my taste.
Yes, if you are going to have a huge… hammer… like that one, at least it should have a nice thick handle!
Yeah, a girl needs something to grip when she’s beating things with the hammer!
“Is that a hammer on your anvil, or are you just happy to see me?”
asked the flying Whatsit.
LMAO
I hope William Blake comes back to haunt this cover designer for their rest of their lives.
Hopefully we’ll see a full-blown Pygmalion style animation of the drawing. And that hammer will finally see some action, directed at “Box of Garden Soil.”