Facesitting anyone?

I was going to write a caption about how this seems like an unusual position to tattoo from but that it was somehow justified by poor vision, but then I decided the joke wasn’t terribly funny. So just enjoy it without a caption… More explicit photos are in BME/HARD by the way (or will be on the next update).

Unusual Ear Piercings

Sorry I don’t have more to post today (well I do, but I’m not going to) — but yesterday I added lots, and I’ll have more tomorrow of course as well. Anyway, I wanted to show a couple of unusual ear piercing photos that had been submitted lately. Let’s start with what’s being called a “sub-tragus piercing”. This one is by John Von at On The Edge Tattoo in Bowling Green, Ohio.

Alan from Ground Zero in Muncie, IN sends in this next shot of a helix to rook to daith industrial piercing. He emphasizes that the piercing has not distorted the shape of the person’s ear — she naturally has pronounced enough ridges. It would not be possible on someone who didn’t have this anatomical abnormality (at least not with a straight bar).

Half naked piercers? (And Vader)

Well, since everyone seemed so pleased when I posted a shot of Jay’s geisha tattoo, I thought I’d do another de-clothed male practitioner entry. Here’s Shawn O’Hare from The Pain Parlor in Oxnard, CA working at a convention…

It got me wondering though why I see male piercers working without their shirts on so often. Not that I really have a problem with it, I just wish there was a little more gender equality. Anyway, if you didn’t like this entry, perhaps you’d rather see Lord Vader naked (warning: link contains tattooed wangage).

Eva

Oh, I can never get enough of her — and that’s a surprise, given that there are something like 3,000 pictures of her in her bonus gallery (“Kitano”) in BME/HARD (all of which I processed personally). I have no idea what Japan’s laws on public nudity are, but I’m really blown away by the bravery that my friends there have in where they’re willing to pose!

I made a New Year’s Eve resolution to try and quote Stewie Griffin more often, so let me just say: “It appears my wee-wee’s been stricken with rigor-mortis!”