Nose Rings

[NY65912]

Originally Posted by shadowjack1

This is how I see it. When looking at a clean white canvas with a black dot, all one sees is the black dot. When I see a girl with a nose ring all I see is the ring. I never see if she is pretty or ugly. I over look the person totally.

Exactly

[Steve Carlton]

[TimT]

[911 Rod]

When ever I see a nose ring I think of all the boogers stuck to it on the inside. Yuk.

[oldE]

Originally Posted by 911 Rod

When ever I see a nose ring I think of all the boogers stuck to it on the inside. Yuk.

Thank you So much for that thought, which will now stick in my feeble brain the next time I see a nose ring. . It had taken me decades to not have my ick factor triggered when I saw one.


Best
Les

[Gogar]

I think they look incredibly stupid,

so I don't have one.

That's all

[911boost]

Now if we were talking nipple rings that is different.........

[Crowbob]

Like these?

[stealthn]

I just want to pull out every nose ring I see, stupid AF IMHO.

[Dixie]

Originally Posted by 911boost

Now if we were talking nipple rings that is different.........

I'd never get my nipples pierced. They're painful going in, bleed for weeks, take months to heal, and can get infected even years later. My belly button piercing pales in comparison, and it's challenging enough at times.

BTW, I had my belly button pierced by friends eons ago. It involved a big needle, a pair of pliers, and a lot of screaming. My parents never did find out. If they did, they were too smart to say anything.

[Arizona_928]

Originally Posted by 911boost

Now if we were talking nipple rings that is different.........

I did that one time. Well it was a group of us to piss off the psg.

[masraum]

Just hope you never meet these guys in a dark alley!

[Alan A]

Originally Posted by Dixie

That and face tattoos. Okay, and boob tattoos.

I’ll raise you. Any tattoos.

[onewhippedpuppy]

Nose ring = leading indicator for crazy nut case.

Also I think thigh tats are perhaps the trashiest.

[masraum]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

Nose ring = leading indicator for crazy nut case.

Also I think thigh tats are perhaps the trashiest.

I'll see your thigh and raise you chest, cleavage, throat, and face.

I'm not going to use the term trashy, and I don't have a problem with tattoos. I don't have any myself. If I was single, I'd date a girl with tattoos (depending upon the tattoos).

I've seen some very hot girls with tats that were still very hot. I've seen some tats that were very artistic, and even cute, but these things are "not by bag baby" as Austin Powers would say.

chest/cleavage tattoos.



big full, throat tattoos (or even worse, a full neck/throat that merges with a chest...



Most face tattoos aren't good.

[thingmon]

Originally Posted by TimT

That’s hilarious. Thank you!!!

[cstreit]

You’re ooooold. I’m 55 and I like them.

[berettafan]

Nose rings serve an important public service. Now that nobody smokes cigarettes how else are guys gonna know who ‘pokes’?

[Geronimo '74]

Originally Posted by Dixie

I'd never get my nipples pierced. They're painful going in, bleed for weeks, take months to heal, and can get infected even years later. My belly button piercing pales in comparison, and it's challenging enough at times.

BTW, I had my belly button pierced by friends eons ago. It involved a big needle, a pair of pliers, and a lot of screaming. My parents never did find out. If they did, they were too smart to say anything.

What you describe might be true, when you go to dirty truckstop toilet and let some random crackhead pierce your nipple with his old used needles and have him lick the piercing 'clean' before he puts it in.

Done by an experienced professional in hygienic circumstances, you'd be perfectly safe.

[oldE]

One day at the interpretive center, while talking to a group, I couldn't help but notice a guy with multiple piercings and several ounces of hardware in his face and ears. It darned near derailed my train of thought, but I kept my focus on the subject at hand.
When the questions were asked after my presentation, he was obviously the one who had the greatest interest and grasp of the technology and challenges of the facility.
I learned something that day.

Best
Les