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Jul 27, 2008 11:49

I was talking to Abby yesterday. We went from small children to gay rights to abortion to absurd piercings in our conversation topics. o_O; We also spent time comparing stretch marks, joint sizes, and strange musculatures in my living room. I enjoy her company. I'm glad she's going to be my sister-in-law one day. <3 ( Read more... )

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jazzy_peaches July 27 2008, 16:59:58 UTC
When I went to get the back of my neck pierced, I looked at some pictures of more intense stuff while I was waiting and I think they were called spinal surface piercings. Basically the same as mine- bar underneath your skin with the two bells on the outside.

eta: The flexible bar your friend was talking about was probably teflon tubing (its like thick fishing wire). My friend had that in her neck piercing when she first got it, but because your skin doesn't heal well around plastic, she eventually had to have it taken out. The guy said you should have metal first and once that heals you can have the plastic put in.

The coolest (and most painful) thing I ever saw was some girl had these like hooks pierced in her and then ribbon laced through it so it looked like a corset.

With spinal piercings, I will say that I've heard that those are really prone to problems, so if you do it, make sure you get a awesome professional who's done it before. It'll probably cost you, but its worth it.

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morbid_bunni July 28 2008, 05:37:58 UTC
I saw pics of the corset piercings, and because I'll tie ribbons around any part of my body I can when the mood hits, I found them really fucking gorgeous, but not something I'd want permanantly done. They're just... wow. I love the things people do to themselves. It's gorgeous.

As for the problems associated with these piercings, yeah. I gathered that from just the surface reading I managed today. But thanks for the help. :D

O_o I did not expect you to have your neck pierced. What /else/ do you have pierced, you crazy girl?

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jazzy_peaches July 28 2008, 15:20:55 UTC
http://jazzy-peaches.livejournal.com/13864.html

Except that that was 2 years ago, so the bells are dark pink now.

I also have 3 holes in each ear, but I actually don't wear earrings that much because I'm allergic to nickel.

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morbid_bunni July 29 2008, 05:50:09 UTC
I think i must just not like these other peoples' necks I've seen, or the blue balls are really gorgeous. I'm leaning more towards the color is better in your case; something about the silver balls really turned me off. Blue or pink kind of kicks a lot of ass. :D

Fail at nickel allergies. My sister also has this, and has to wear sterling silver EVERYTHING because of it. And I, weirdly enough, have a silver allergy, or at least break out in a horrible scarring rash every time I wear my silver rings. e_e;

:D Thanks for sharing, though. :D Awesome!

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ithriel July 27 2008, 21:51:36 UTC
google corset piercings. I think they are beautiful! But I also think they would hurt to much for me to brave getting them :(

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morbid_bunni July 28 2008, 05:41:05 UTC
Did that earlier today when I was looking through things. I think they're jawdroppingly gorgeous, but not something I'd want for the rest of my life.

Huge things on the back remind me a lot of Annabel (yes, THAT Annabel), and I know I'm not awesome enough to pull that sort of weirdness off.

Plus, I doubt it ages well. I can see me fifty-odd and wrinkled as fuck (somehow I'm a smoker in this flashforward, which is insanely silly. XD) with my arrow, my rabbit, and maybe a few other splats of ink. I can't see this same wrinkly body with a shitload of corseting. *SHRUG*

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random_amsy July 28 2008, 03:21:22 UTC
I adore the concept of tattoos. There's something lovely about having something meaningful to you be a part of your body. *getting a green carnation on her ankle as soon as she goes off to college*

But ... spinal piercings? Like ... how would that work?

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morbid_bunni July 28 2008, 05:43:02 UTC
Green carnation? Forwhy?

From my understanding, spinal piercings pierce the skin above the bone. Not deep enough to instigate nerve damage or anything like that. Evidently they're a bit of a bitch, though.

Some part of me says that this will stop my jumpiness anytime things pass within ten feet behind me. ^^; The other part says this first part of me is insane and ought to be ignored as loudly as possible, preferably with hands over ears, etc. :D

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random_amsy July 29 2008, 05:38:57 UTC
Because I'm a giant hoor for Oscar Wilde and all he stood for.

Eh, yeah, I assumed it didn't like, penetrate your spinal cord. But still, I can think of thousands upon thousands of ways in which that could go horribly wrong. o_o; I suppose if the person knew what s/he was doing....

But owwwwwww D:

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morbid_bunni July 29 2008, 05:48:05 UTC
Oskah stood for green carnations? O_o? WTF?

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