same im 17 and only got my eye doneOriginally posted by Nudge-TeamScream
lol sounds good...... im 17 so, i got ages yet
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Maximum I had at any one time was 8... and I now have none... I liked having them back in my student days, but you soon realise that society don't like em, especially if you plan on getting a front facing job
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erm i got my top ear done, and 2 at bottom, thats all i ever plan to have done, but the top is annoying sometimes when playing cos my goggle pads dig in a bit
Hee hee I used to frighten little old ladies and woosey blokes when I had the nose ring in complete with the mirco minis and huge boots, it made the weekly shop round Tescos loads quicker!
It was a very pretty ring with a heart ball closure but it just lead people to form very diffent imprestions comparied to the pretty sparklie stud I had origionally had in mind when finnally daring to get it done. Funny thing is the ring would have been fine with my goggles were as pretty sparklie stud kept getting knocked out ect.
Most people don't even realise I have my tounge done it's been so long I don't even think about it. It's there and.........
Belly bar um well enough said asthetic sparklie, gets lost on site occstionally dam annoying then.
Tragus um it's totally cool impulse thing and I love it unlike the tounge 5 years of wanting to get it done and then being really brave.
I really really hate needles !
So yer i think pearcings cool looks great on the right people and depending on your job is ok too but I think it's a lot more sociably accaeptble now than 10 years ago.
It was a very pretty ring with a heart ball closure but it just lead people to form very diffent imprestions comparied to the pretty sparklie stud I had origionally had in mind when finnally daring to get it done. Funny thing is the ring would have been fine with my goggles were as pretty sparklie stud kept getting knocked out ect.
Most people don't even realise I have my tounge done it's been so long I don't even think about it. It's there and.........
Belly bar um well enough said asthetic sparklie, gets lost on site occstionally dam annoying then.
Tragus um it's totally cool impulse thing and I love it unlike the tounge 5 years of wanting to get it done and then being really brave.
I really really hate needles !
So yer i think pearcings cool looks great on the right people and depending on your job is ok too but I think it's a lot more sociably accaeptble now than 10 years ago.
Most women say that to me anyway.Originally posted by TROG_1
the wife moaned a bit:
"don't think your putting that anywhere near me etc......"
No piercings, but have been flirting with the idea of a tattoo for a long long time...
Just a quick point on stuffing metal bits through your face.
Never ever get in a fight
Hell if i end up in a ruck with some pratt who has a nose/eye brow ring etc. Guess what im gonna go for
Drops you to the floor quicker than any punch, hell its dirty. but worth bearing in mind if you live in a rough area!
Get a tat done instead, far more manly than any girly piercing and lasts longer too
Never ever get in a fight
Hell if i end up in a ruck with some pratt who has a nose/eye brow ring etc. Guess what im gonna go for
Drops you to the floor quicker than any punch, hell its dirty. but worth bearing in mind if you live in a rough area!
Get a tat done instead, far more manly than any girly piercing and lasts longer too
yeah, i know sum1 that got the bottom of their ear ripped off when in a fightOriginally posted by FAMINE
Just a quick point on stuffing metal bits through your face.
Never ever get in a fight
Hell if i end up in a ruck with some pratt who has a nose/eye brow ring etc. Guess what im gonna go for
Drops you to the floor quicker than any punch, hell its dirty. but worth bearing in mind if you live in a rough area!
Get a tat done instead, far more manly than any girly piercing and lasts longer too
Quite right but probably a generational sorta thing. Strikes me as effeminate and moronic but . . .