Haha, it’s funny, Anders is such a “safe” interview that there hasn’t been the usual frenzied hurricane of “for” and “against” posting. Before I got out ice skating, let me make up for that with a little of the old “Guess What”. I don’t think anyone will particularly have trouble with this one — the answer continues after the break.
That’s a 40mm (1 9/16″) tunnel by the way.
I’ve just posted the first in the series of piercing and mod-artist interviews, starting with Anders, The Piercing Guy, who I think nicely represents the “middle of the road” in terms of quality piercers, with plenty of experience without being “too extreme” or “too conservative”… Goldilocks would love him.
Click through for the interview, and, as always, return to comment.
The wearer of this tattoo by James at Weber’s Ink in St. Joseph, MI, says, “I feel this tattoo is pretty self-explanatory — I mean, where else would a George W. Bush tattoo go?”
Has no one ever told Freakboy that if it comes out of your nose, you’re not supposed to eat it?
Alouicious, who did this tattoo at Shaman’s Den in Binghamton, NY, says, “I can’t believe how many girls swiped their cards in the slot… and gave Kevin their phone numbers!”
If the number is anything higher than “zero”, I can’t believe it either!
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Continuing the gross-out trend, XWV from Estonia claims that his nipple was just fine before the beer… Not sure if that means this was a beer-related incident, or if he was using beer to clean the piercing…
Stephan writes,
We all know those horror stories about cheap and crappy jewellery but now I found impressive proof! When I talked to a doctor about cheap jewellery and risks he said he must have a rusty piercing barbell somewhere, having had a patient come in with a highly infected nipple-piercing which she was not able to remove after several days of pain.
This is a picture of that jewellery, which Stephen now uses as the perfect poster for their organization to inform people about what to look for in quality jewellery.
I had a girlfriend once that was obsessed with ketchup when she was a kid, and carried a little bottle of it around like a doll. Ben, the wearer of this tattoo, falls into the same category as well… He told me,
Ever since I was little I put ketchup on everything — from vegetables and fruits to pastas. It’s just something that I usually have with just about everything. I have a mini-collection of tiny ketchup bottles scattered around my room from various hotel restaurants, and so far this is my favorite tattoo.
