Notes: I’ve <em>already</em> slumped, drooped, and stretched. Also, the peace sign has been a part of my life for almost 40 years, so I don’t think of it as a fad. It’s not a fashion statement, but a celebration of beliefs I’ve held for those 40 years. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on pov) it’s in a place where no one sees it anyway.</p>
<p>Seriously, I am honestly surprised that more of you do not have one (or more) discreet ones.</p>
<p>I do massage occasionally and many people that you would never ever imagine have tattoos-
I think that some of the more extreme things seem ridiculous- the earlobe stretching for example- and for a while I would see somone at the grocery who had a steel mohawk
more elaborate piercings and things I have heard of, but thankfully not had to witness- although I did download a humourous clip once involving the fellowship of the ring and a prince albert piercing :eek:</p>
<p>Ive wanted a nose piercing ever since a friend got one when we were 16,but I am more likely to get a yinyang symbol stenciled on my arch than a new piece of jewelry to keep track of</p>
<p>I always think what “shape” literally will the tattoo be when you’re 80 and in the hospital ready for surgery. Probably unidentifiable. And you don’t want the young nurses making fun of you.</p>
<p>Along these lines the most disturbing to me is the silver or gold front caps, esp on rappers. Who are the dentists who do these procedures??</p>
<p>A couple of years ago, Mick Jagger had an emerald installed in one of his front teeth, but he had it taken back out a few weeks later because people kept thinking that he had a piece of spinanch stuck in his teeth.</p>