…even if you don’t go to the quality artist the first time around. Johnny Thief, a great artist who relocated down to Georgia with Seppuku Tattoo writes, “people wonder why we moved to savannah — to save tattoos like this!” Anyway, enjoy your Christmas morning present of Satanic cooter. It’s pretty much all I had on my list. Sadly I don’t think I got it.
This is one of the more fasciating modifications I’ve seen. The person (who already has a split glans and other heavy work) wanted an aggressive curve to the right in his penis, so he’s been making small injections of 70% alcohol into the cavernosa on that side. This is after the second 0.2ml injection, with two more planned. Because it kills off some of the tissue, which then scars together more tightly than it was before, the result is a curve.
Maybe someone with a really long penis will attempt a corkscrew.
No, not the fourteen words kind, the innocent kind where we all get to play in the snow color-independent and clothing optional. Thanks to Astrosnik for sending in this shot of her braving the first snow on her balcony (and hard nipples bearing 10ga piercings by Chuck at Lucky Devil in Seattle, WA).
Puppetmaster13 got to be the puppet for a friend shooting his final photography project and they had Ascension Suspension help them out with this shoot. Maybe it’ll inspire Skullboy Part Two: Fleshboy.
Jonn got these Legend of Zelda geek knuckles done on vacataion while in Vancouver by Sasha at Electro Ladylux.
“Pictures from our holidays this year,” writes an old friend in Austria.
Because they’re in the southern hemisphere, it’s their summer, duh. Photo of Fake Japanese by Pheeshai
OK, I’m not really posting — just like two posts a day — but I did end up prepping a bunch of stuff for the remainder of the year (not that you couldn’t just look at it on BME first of course). Anyway, I love size dichotomy like between Lynn and Skarekrow. I admit that I exagerrated it a little but you can track down the original if you want and see that it’s quite an imposing size differential!
If you’re in the Toronto area, be sure to click through for more information on the Toronto Winter Swimming Club (which has lots of members from BME) — we’re going out for a solstice swim today (and swim regularly in the winter water if you can’t come today). Come along, it’s fun!
Anyway, I’m taking a break until the New Year. I hope everyone enjoyed 2006, and thank you all for the support and photos, stories, and help.
