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I've got a 0-gauge plug in each ear lobe. I'm 37-years-old and teach high school science in a rural community. Wear them to work everyday. Never had any issues. Kids were distracted by them for the first day or two but then got over it. They were more distracted by the fact that I actually knew who Macklemore was and owned his music. Teachers aren't supposedto be cool I guess....
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I think it's pretty much the norm now. That is people accepting or expressing their individuality. I think it's great. I'm 57 and got the piercing when I was 55. People said I was experiencing a mid-life crisis. Bwahahahahaha! Mid-life my ass. I just had a hankering to get a hole punched through my ear lobe and decided to get a nice piece of jewlery to plug it up once I came to my senses.
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01-16-2013, 03:10 AM
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When my oldest was 17, he got an ear pierced and wore a small silver piece of jewelry in it - not in the lobe but higher up. Interestingly, all the jocks were doing it.
Me, I'm fabulous enough without extra jewelry . . . . except for a pinky ring, I'm really thinking I need one of those, gotta have the bling!
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01-16-2013, 03:10 AM
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Never forget...
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Doritos are evil. Taco Bell is evil. Ergo, Ginger is Satan.
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01-16-2013, 03:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Pappers_
When my oldest was 17, he got an ear pierced and wore a small silver piece of jewelry in it - not in the lobe but higher up. Interestingly, all the jocks were doing it.
Me, I'm fabulous enough without extra jewelry . . . . except for a pinky ring, I'm really thinking I need one of those, gotta have the bling!
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Do it! Nothing gaudy, just a very tasteful post. I wear my pinky ring too. Cuz I'm so fat that my wedding band fits better there. I'm a mess. |
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01-16-2013, 03:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Reelale
Oh, and by the bye. Earrings were first worn by men. Dates back to ancient Mesopotamia. So there's that.
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Sailors since antiquity wore them too. If you fell overboard you'd always have a couple gold pieces to pay the boatman to guide your soul to the afterlife
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01-16-2013, 03:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Leithoa
Sailors since antiquity wore them too. If you fell overboard you'd always have a couple gold pieces to pay the boatman to guide your soul to the afterlife
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And this. See? It's not just vanity. |
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01-16-2013, 03:29 AM
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Crazy Bearded GILF Chaser
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Deleted posts. Sure brings back memories...
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01-16-2013, 03:33 AM
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Deleted posts. Sure brings back memories...
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We have a legacy. I understand why he deleted them though. Crystaline Entity and Zuljin have always been.....you know........ |
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01-16-2013, 03:53 AM
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We have a legacy. I understand why he deleted them though. Crystaline Entity and Zuljin have always been.....you know........
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What? Total badasses?
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01-16-2013, 04:14 AM
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Crazy Bearded GILF Chaser
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What? Total badasses?
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Pffft. Reel could beat you down with Zuljin's logbook before you could say Rice a Roni.
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