Well, I feel it is time to reveal the truth about Deej.  His deception has lasted for long enough.  It is time we saw the REAL Deej ...







To see the truth, scroll down ...







Further down ...







A bit further ...







(without his makeup):
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The truth is finally out ...

Chuck

I don't even ask anymore what people like that are thinking.

This guy looks like he is in his late twenties, early thirties.  He has totally ruined any chance of "a life"  as the rest of us know it. 

Can you imagine him  applying for work anywhere? , finding a good decent woman, having  kids? 

Then again...maybe that's just external ink and it will wear off.  I hope so for his sake. 

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Charlie

Linda_Howell wrote on Aug 17^th, 2009 at 4:52pm:

This guy looks like he is in his late twenties, early thirties.  He has totally ruined any chance of "a life"  as the rest of us know it.  Can you imagine him  applying for work anywhere? , finding a good decent woman, having  kids?  Then again...maybe that's just external ink and it will wear off.  I hope so for his sake.

I would think it tough for him to find any kind of a job where he'd be customer-facing. Perhaps a tattoo parlor.

That *had* to hurt, especially the lip.

He is probably thinking of running a home-based business, like daycare.

ONLY two piercings? And NO piercings on the face???

I'm shocked. Shocked, I tell you . . .shocked!

What the .....?   :-?

Maybe he's just obsessed with the game Checkers?  Just sayin...

Langa

Hey, do you know what?  I think Pat's shocked!

so he's really into chess. whats that prove?

LOL @ you Johnny.

I'd suggest he's got a chequered past ;D

Rubik's Head.

Mosaicwench wrote on Aug 17^th, 2009 at 6:16pm:

ONLY two piercings? And NO piercings on the face??? I'm shocked. Shocked, I tell you . . .shocked!

You would probably be shocked at the piercings on the rest of his body. Probably none on the face because it would ruin the art. This is probably a manipulated image anyway.

Paul

Soo, didja hear the one about the olde guy who got on a bus, encountered a young kid with his hair all spiked up in technicolor, pierces everywhere and covered in tattoos......he could not stop staring at the kid, and, finally, the kid looked at him and said...
"Hey man, whatcha looking at me for?"...the old guy replied, "son, when I was your age, I spent time doing some pretty wild stuff.......the reason I am staring is coz there were times I can't remember real well, but I had this thing with a parrot........I was just wondering if you're my illegitimate son!"

ahhhhhhhhhhh...ba dump-bump!

Cathi-sneaking into the sh :Dadows........

he can always get a job as a chess board.

From Wikipedia:

Quote:

Double Cranko - a game made up by Hawkeye Pierce and B.J. Hunnicutt on the TV series M*A*S*H, combining checkers, chess, poker and gin rummy. A checker cannot be "kinged" (as in checkers) if it is "in check" (as in chess), and if a player has a gin hand, both players have to drink from the distillery in their tent, "the Swamp." When Radar O'Reilly asks how to play, Hawkeye says, "Bishops are worth three jacks, checkers are wild, and you have to be 21 or over to open." When Hawkeye plays Colonel Potter, he uses an apparently strange move, and the Colonel asks B.J., "Is that in the rules?" B.J. replies, "What rules?" Hawkeye then says, "I think you're ready for Triple Cranko!"

OMG!!!!
Now why do I think that this guy took few drinks too many before he went to take a tattoo...? ;) I bet that hurt a lot...

And that is why I am pushing my daughter toward getting into Plastic Surgery with a focus on Tattoo Removal. 

For every $1 someone spends on a poorly-thought-out tattoo, they will spend $50 getting it removed.

Linda_Howell wrote on Aug 17^th, 2009 at 4:52pm:

This guy looks like he is in his late twenties, early thirties.  He has totally ruined any chance of "a life"  as the rest of us know it.  Can you imagine him  applying for work anywhere? , finding a good decent woman, having  kids?  Then again...maybe that's just external ink and it will wear off.  I hope so for his sake.

As far as any career choice in his future, I'd suggest that he eschew a life of crime--seeing's how he's difficult to mistake for anyone else.

Best,

George

You guys kill me!!!  But I have to say, when I met Deej and Steph, we were in public and I really, really had to hold back the shocked looks as he hugged me.  I hadn't noticed, at that point, that my sister had passed out and was laying on the floor of Olive Garden.

I'm going back to Wichita in October, I will try to get together with them again and give you a status as to whether it is permanent or not.

Just sayin'

Louise