pierced?
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dan
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Leslie said:
heh, tell us how you /really/ feel
and the job in the bank thing is so true. i kinda think the rules are different when you're a student-type tho... it would probably come out when it gets to job hunting time.
tatoos, now there's a whole different kettle of fish... it'd have to be something /very/ cool, and small, to get permanently etched into me
lacemyster
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My friend get her eyebrow pierced recently......then it got infected and it looked all red and gross
Jon
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75renegade
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Piercings r for 'so called' freaks!
Guess that's why we jus' had to try it. (jus' once)
Las' summer my fiance' got a burr an' decided to get her naval pierced, an' ofcourse, my belief bein', rules were made to be broken (ie: social status quo), I followed suit.
We went together, to the tat shop. She never flenched at the piece of flesh that was removed from her naval, whereas, myself, I held my breath, closed my eyes tightly, an' prayed, like a wimp the surgeory would jus' be done! (totaled 'bout 60 seconds)
Gotta say, it looked really sexy on her!!
Both of us finally decided the daily 'maintainence' was not worth the price of 'fashion', however, not before the conversation 'bout piercings came up one day in Sunday school, an' we showed r jewelry to the lot. (that was a cool class!)
But bro, brow piercings, an' all 'unconcealable', seem most popular among the party crowd. If that' s yer scene, I say pierce on! Pierce boldy, inspite of what I or any other says.
When yer done with it, pluck it out an' move on. The scar will remind ya that ya weren't too afraid to test yer own limits, an' you'll smile with this, "been there, done that" kinda grin.
Guess that's why we jus' had to try it. (jus' once)
Las' summer my fiance' got a burr an' decided to get her naval pierced, an' ofcourse, my belief bein', rules were made to be broken (ie: social status quo), I followed suit.
We went together, to the tat shop. She never flenched at the piece of flesh that was removed from her naval, whereas, myself, I held my breath, closed my eyes tightly, an' prayed, like a wimp the surgeory would jus' be done! (totaled 'bout 60 seconds)
Gotta say, it looked really sexy on her!!
Both of us finally decided the daily 'maintainence' was not worth the price of 'fashion', however, not before the conversation 'bout piercings came up one day in Sunday school, an' we showed r jewelry to the lot. (that was a cool class!)
But bro, brow piercings, an' all 'unconcealable', seem most popular among the party crowd. If that' s yer scene, I say pierce on! Pierce boldy, inspite of what I or any other says.
When yer done with it, pluck it out an' move on. The scar will remind ya that ya weren't too afraid to test yer own limits, an' you'll smile with this, "been there, done that" kinda grin.
lacemyster
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unless you get the temporary kind of tattoo's
Jon
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Squiggy said:
I just want to clear up that I personally don't really care for piercings, but the death of a friend of mine made me very very wary of piercings/tattoos and the hygiene standards of studios. I reposted the link to reinforce my seriousness towards the topic.
To be honest, I'd still be against it though, Dan, although you're 23 and perfectly capable of making your own mind up, and I have no intention of stopping you. I just want you to know that I'm not too keen on the idea of the risk of losing another one of my friends thanks to the incompetence and/or the "can't-be-arsed" attitude of some people; a point that, I feel, was made glaringly apparent by the case of my friend.
My point? Do some research into the state of the studio, the competency of the "artists", and what hygiene standards they adhere to. For a start, I found a page on the HSE website on how the guidelines on skin piercing activities are enforced: here
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Jon
PS: I don't want to scare anyone
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