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Posted:
ouch, what they do is cut open your skin. and slip a barbell "under" your skin....
sign me up please!!!
ouch, what they do is cut open your skin. and slip a barbell "under" your skin....
sign me up please!!!
Are you okay?I don't Know.....I'm generally f***ed up so it's kinda hard to gauge-Rainbow Randolph
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Location: San Diego California
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Location: San Diego California
Posted:
Ohh ugh I cant do piercings, I just dont like the idea of having a hole put in my body, though in this case a piece of metal stuck in my body. Tatts are not such a big deal, I like them and find the experiance euphoic but piercings blah!
Ohh ugh I cant do piercings, I just dont like the idea of having a hole put in my body, though in this case a piece of metal stuck in my body. Tatts are not such a big deal, I like them and find the experiance euphoic but piercings blah!
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Posted:
i see nothing wrong with piercing....
as soon as i can i'm gonna get my tounge pierced....
i see nothing wrong with piercing....
as soon as i can i'm gonna get my tounge pierced....
Are you okay?I don't Know.....I'm generally f***ed up so it's kinda hard to gauge-Rainbow Randolph
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
Is a tounge like a tongue?
Is a tounge like a tongue?
Meh
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i think, it may not but there could be a small
diffrence.......
i think, it may not but there could be a small
diffrence.......
Are you okay?I don't Know.....I'm generally f***ed up so it's kinda hard to gauge-Rainbow Randolph
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Location: mesa, arizona
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Location: mesa, arizona
Posted:
yeah, that's a little painful. you can also get a light implanted into your sternum (sp?) and get screw on/off horns implanted in your head, i met a dude who had em. fucking weird.
yeah, that's a little painful. you can also get a light implanted into your sternum (sp?) and get screw on/off horns implanted in your head, i met a dude who had em. fucking weird.
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Posted:
There was this guy I knew who had his belly button pierced ...but it gradually worked it's way out... like his body was just rejecting the metal being in there or something...'twas strange
There was this guy I knew who had his belly button pierced ...but it gradually worked it's way out... like his body was just rejecting the metal being in there or something...'twas strange
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Location: Berlin, Germany
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Posted:
That happened to my right nipple the first time I got them done. Its called migration and happens if the piercing is shallow or crooked or sometimes the body just rejects it because its a foreign object. I had to take both the piercings out because the left one was starting to do it, too. After they healed I got them repierced and now I have odd, little scars on the sides of my nipples.
That happened to my right nipple the first time I got them done. Its called migration and happens if the piercing is shallow or crooked or sometimes the body just rejects it because its a foreign object. I had to take both the piercings out because the left one was starting to do it, too. After they healed I got them repierced and now I have odd, little scars on the sides of my nipples.
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HOP Mad Doctor
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Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
HOP Mad Doctor
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Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
Posted:
You go for a 3-D piercing and you get chronic, granulomatous inflammation. That's when the little white blood cells try to eat the invader, but the invader is made out of stailness steel, so the white blood cells just sort of stick to it and to each-other and fuse together into this little lump of white blood cells.
Not exactly my idea of a fun thing to do to myself. But hey, if that floats your boat, then power to you!
You go for a 3-D piercing and you get chronic, granulomatous inflammation. That's when the little white blood cells try to eat the invader, but the invader is made out of stailness steel, so the white blood cells just sort of stick to it and to each-other and fuse together into this little lump of white blood cells.
Not exactly my idea of a fun thing to do to myself. But hey, if that floats your boat, then power to you!
-Mike
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Location: California
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Location: California
Posted:
Well these sites aren't for the squimish but interesting none the less. They make tongue piercings look tame.
Implants are fun!
This site has the same stuff but if you go to the home page and click extreme I can just about guarantee you will turn your head and go EEEWWWW!!
Before viewing this site I had never heard of voluntary amputations.
hand implant
Anyone else ever see a suspension piercing?
Well these sites aren't for the squimish but interesting none the less. They make tongue piercings look tame.
Implants are fun!
This site has the same stuff but if you go to the home page and click extreme I can just about guarantee you will turn your head and go EEEWWWW!!
Before viewing this site I had never heard of voluntary amputations.
hand implant
Anyone else ever see a suspension piercing?
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Location: Australia
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I used to love my piercings but my body has rejected the two that I got done. They grew out in 6 and 3 months. grrr. Tatts are a little too permanent for my liking.
I used to love my piercings but my body has rejected the two that I got done. They grew out in 6 and 3 months. grrr. Tatts are a little too permanent for my liking.
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Location: Australia
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Location: Australia
Posted:
Suspension peircing? that being where they suspend you from the peircing?
yeah, i've seen it. Id have to say, i would be interested in trying it sometime .... but i doubt my skin would hold me, lol
as for implants, no ta, i like my shiny peirced bits to be visible ` whats the point in having them if no one else can see how pretty they are...
Suspension peircing? that being where they suspend you from the peircing?
yeah, i've seen it. Id have to say, i would be interested in trying it sometime .... but i doubt my skin would hold me, lol
as for implants, no ta, i like my shiny peirced bits to be visible ` whats the point in having them if no one else can see how pretty they are...
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Location: Bristol, UK
Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Bristol, UK
Posted:
MikeGinny, you're such a doctor! I'm sure they have classes in pessimism and party-pooping! The official medical line is don't do anything to your body, but let us cut it open, put bits in, take other bits out, shuffle them about then staple ya up again!
MikeGinny, you're such a doctor! I'm sure they have classes in pessimism and party-pooping! The official medical line is don't do anything to your body, but let us cut it open, put bits in, take other bits out, shuffle them about then staple ya up again!
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Location: SE London
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Location: SE London
Posted:
Implants can look pretty cool but be careful, make sure you know the person doing them and you trust them. Either that or have a go yourself.
I just got my 9th ear piercing today!!! i love it!
xxxx
Implants can look pretty cool but be careful, make sure you know the person doing them and you trust them. Either that or have a go yourself.
I just got my 9th ear piercing today!!! i love it!
xxxx
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Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
HOP Mad Doctor
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Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
Posted:
It seems to me that putting large pieces of metal in someone's hand makes them prone to a number of injuries (like fractures, tendon ruptures, and skin ruptures).
It's not that I oppose the fashion, per se. It's that a trained surgeon should be the only person doing this, but I oppose purely elective cosmetic surgery in the absence of disease or deformity in general. I think it's risky and irresponsible for a surgeon to do this sort of thing (or tummy tucks or boob jobs, for that matter).
Does that make my dilemma a bit more clear?
quote:I guess I'm a bit of a hypocrite. I did have elective surgery done (LASIK). But then again, I would argue that the operation corrected a functional defect.
Originally posted by Dom:
MikeGinny, you're such a doctor! I'm sure they have classes in pessimism and party-pooping! The official medical line is don't do anything to your body, but let us cut it open, put bits in, take other bits out, shuffle them about then staple ya up again!
It seems to me that putting large pieces of metal in someone's hand makes them prone to a number of injuries (like fractures, tendon ruptures, and skin ruptures).
It's not that I oppose the fashion, per se. It's that a trained surgeon should be the only person doing this, but I oppose purely elective cosmetic surgery in the absence of disease or deformity in general. I think it's risky and irresponsible for a surgeon to do this sort of thing (or tummy tucks or boob jobs, for that matter).
Does that make my dilemma a bit more clear?
-Mike
Certified Mad Doctor and HoP High Priest of Nutella
A buckuht n a hooze! -Valura
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Location: Melbourne
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Location: Melbourne
Posted:
Yeah I've seen a person who had the devil horn implants put in... One of them was a bit wobbley tho, not a pretty sight...
As for normal piercings (i love them)... none of mine have grown out, not that I have too many. It took me 16 years to get my ears done without my mothers permission (and I was out of home at the time) and after that, piercings were just normal. More holes in my ears (two done with a gun in each lobe, my most recent the tragus (little ear)) my belly, and my tongue, and thats only the start... no longer is most of my money going towards cigarrettes, but instead large needles being jabbed through my flesh! hooray!
Yeah I've seen a person who had the devil horn implants put in... One of them was a bit wobbley tho, not a pretty sight...
As for normal piercings (i love them)... none of mine have grown out, not that I have too many. It took me 16 years to get my ears done without my mothers permission (and I was out of home at the time) and after that, piercings were just normal. More holes in my ears (two done with a gun in each lobe, my most recent the tragus (little ear)) my belly, and my tongue, and thats only the start... no longer is most of my money going towards cigarrettes, but instead large needles being jabbed through my flesh! hooray!
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