Oh hey look, we’ve got fancy new T-shirt designs at BME Shop! Fun, right? Four in total, all designed by the lovely Alie K., including that handsome owl up there! Give a hoot, buy a T-shirt with a hidden penis on it.
Oh hey look, we’ve got fancy new T-shirt designs at BME Shop! Fun, right? Four in total, all designed by the lovely Alie K., including that handsome owl up there! Give a hoot, buy a T-shirt with a hidden penis on it.
“Yeah,” says Seth, “I’m that guy.” When reached for comment, Ice-T stared at the floor silently for over a minute before standing, walking slowly over to the nearest wall and delivering a devastating left cross right through the plaster.
(Tattoo by Mike Diamond at Sacred Diamond in Des Moines, Iowa. Photo by Michael Watson.)
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And to close out this fine Monday, here we have Sam showing off his chestpiece, which comprises Bayside lyrics, American Steel‘s eighth note and a handsome set of wings to round it all out, done by Vinz Nadeau at Quebec City’s Anim Ink. Take care, ModBloggers, and we’ll see you tomorrow.
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So, here is a fun new style all the fashionistas are latching onto these days: attractive women wearing dismembered animal heads as nightmare-inducing masks! Here is bad_bunny (more) sporting the latest in, hmm, horse skulls? With suspension hook tattoos by Jsin at Bloodlines Tattoo in San Rafael, California, and the photo, “Intimacy” by © g r o u n d f l o o r.
After the jump, another pretty lady in a flesh helmet.
This, of course, is local favorite meltbanana, whose Zpira-done cutting has been featured before, albeit without the big ol’ pig face.
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The worst part? That unicorn only had two weeks left until retirement.
(Tattoo on :suicideking: by Chris Hall at Way Cool Uptown in Toronto, Ontario.)
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“Thought of it the other night and couldn’t stop giggling at the idea,” says Dannzilla, “so the next day I got it done. I am very pleased and amused. I’m pretty damn white, but probably even more effing nerdy.” Good times.
(Tattoo by Rian at Cold Steel America in San Francisco, California.)
In a mini-edition of the vaunted BME roundtable, our esteemed panel (with newcomer Tracy Baer!) discusses the benefits and pitfalls of dealing with the media as a body modification practitioner.
We should have another article coming up this week, and, if all goes well, a brand new feature that we’re pretty excited about. Stay tuned!
To read BME’s Big Question #6: Fameballin’, click here.
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Hey, happy Sunday, ModBloggers! Here’s a handsome shot of Duff (right) and some pals after a suspension event in Moscow, Russia.
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This cutting comes to us from Steve Truitt, who usually spends his time bumming around New Mexico, but can be found this weekend at the Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention! Hopefully none of you will read this until tonight, because you’re all having fun, in Philadelphia, at the convention.
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Why would you ever get a penis tattoo? This. This is why you would get a penis tattoo. “I blow myself every day,” says latexninja, putting to good use her arm-wang by Nickku at Galaxy Tattoo in Singapore and her split tongue by Roland at Visavajara in Freiburg, Germany.
And like the sands of time, friends … another week has come and gone. What might you have missed this time?
– We started things off with Anna, because why not?
– A brief digression into the virtues of hardcore metal.
– And this is what an infected and rejecting implant looks like.
– Jose Lopez is just ridiculous.
– Joy Rumore put an empowering piece on a cancer survivor.
So that’s that. We’ll be around on Saturday and Sunday, and I should even be able to post a new article at some point. Fun, right? Fun, indeed. Stay safe, ModBloggers, enjoy the weekend and, as always, thank you for your continued support of BME.