I'm seriously thinking of getting some piercings redone. I've put it off long enough and now it's time I just bit the bullet and did it. What I want though is feedback from those who have about what's best ie someone coming to the house or going to a proper place. And anyone in Derby/Notts who can recommend a piercer. I'd like to be able to talk to them first etc. Also any pros/cons about piercings in general.
If the Mods want to lock this thread rather than have a list of companies being advertised on the boards then I'm happy to have people PM me.
Calista x
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Sexlightened
Hi Calista,
you have a PM on this. :twisted:
Mr Hugs
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you have a PM on this. :twisted:
Mr Hugs
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Sex God
Hi Cally.... 
Not got much idea about this piercing lark, but what i lack in knowledge I make up for in enthusiasm.
As we're going to see you this weekend I've taken the liberty of acquiring a couple of bits of equipment in advance. Hope this is ok. :D
OK just off to Multimap where your local A+E department is and I think we're all set.........
"What about anaesthetic!?" I hear you cry :shock:
Nah I'll be fine as long as there's not too much blood and you pass out before you can start screaming. :thumbup: :D
Catch ya later hun.
Not got much idea about this piercing lark, but what i lack in knowledge I make up for in enthusiasm.
As we're going to see you this weekend I've taken the liberty of acquiring a couple of bits of equipment in advance. Hope this is ok. :DOK just off to Multimap where your local A+E department is and I think we're all set.........
"What about anaesthetic!?" I hear you cry :shock:
Nah I'll be fine as long as there's not too much blood and you pass out before you can start screaming. :thumbup: :D
Catch ya later hun.
Quote by easy
Hi Cally....
Not got much idea about this piercing lark, but what i lack in knowledge I make up for in enthusiasm.
OK just off to Multimap where your local A+E department is and I think we're all set.........
"What about anaesthetic!?" I hear you cry :shock:
Nah I'll be fine as long as there's not too much blood and you pass out before you can start screaming. :thumbup: :D
Catch ya later hun.
Easy :shock: :shock: :shock: funiily enough I left out the bit where I actually had it done aged 18, with half a bottle of vodka inside me and done by a friend of a friend!
You don't scare me anyway! I know what Morbius' driving is like, hope you bought something to hang onto later
Thank everyone for the pm's have had some good recommendations and will no doubt be chatting to some people very soon
Calista xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Orgasminator
Your so old fashioned easy.......
This is more like it!!
This is more like it!!
Quote by Calista
Hi Cally....
Not got much idea about this piercing lark, but what i lack in knowledge I make up for in enthusiasm.
"What about anaesthetic!?" I hear you cry :shock:
Nah I'll be fine as long as there's not too much blood and you pass out before you can start screaming. :thumbup: :D
Catch ya later hun.
Easy :shock: :shock: :shock: funiily enough I left out the bit where I actually had it done aged 18, with half a bottle of vodka inside me and done by a friend of a friend!
:lol: :lol: ohhh the memories - this takes me back to being...15.. i think - group of us decided we needed more holes - 'pierced' each other in the local snooker hall on a pool table with quite literally panel pin type nail things and a hammer, I did one lad's ear and it took us 20 minutes to unfix him and his ear lobe from the table :shock: 
:rotflmao: ahhhh mispent youth :twisted:
Some Piercing History
PIERCING CARTILAGE OF THE EAR:
This is found in Africa, North America and South America, Indonesia, and India. It is meant to signify beauty and wealth. New types of cartilage piercing are called "DIATH" and "ROOK".
CHEEK PIERCING: Men from Aleutian Islands used cheek piercing when they went seal hunting. By piercing their cheeks with rods, they looked like they had whiskers. Their intent was to imitate the appearances of the seal and they felt this increased their chances for a successful hunt.
EAR: This type of piercing was meant to mark life stage changes in group affiliation.
EYEBROW, and NAVEL: The Egyptians used this as a sign of royalty.
LIPS: This is also a ritual to celebrate the passage from childhood to adulthood. It also mimics facial beauty marks. This type of piercing comes from Australia, New Guinea, Africa, India, North and South America, and Indonesia.
NOSE PIERCING: The people of India view this a sign of beauty.
SEPTUM: Aborigines used bones in their pierced septums. This signified a warrior status.
TONGUE: The Maya's performed this type of ritual when they wanted to talk to their ancestor's spirits.
History of Piercing of Genitals
FEMALE GENITALS: There are two different kinds:
1. Labia: Truskese women pierced their labia and hung a little bell from their labia to attract a male partner.
2. Clitoris: This is a modern technique that is done to enhance female orgasms. (so they claim, the jury is still out on that one).
FEMALE NIPPLE: In the 14th century Bavarian women had diamond studded rings through their nipples and passed gold chains through them.
MALE GENITALS: The main reason for this type of piercing is increased sexual enhancement as well as initiation into adulthood. It is meant to establish male sexual identity. There are the many variations.
1. Dydoe: This is a piercing of the gland along the coronal ridge of the penis of a circumcised male. This originated in Southeast Asians and India and was felt to enhance female pleasure during intercourse.
2. Foreskin: This was used by Roman athletes to keep their attention on the games. It had a metal ring on their foreskin, which was welded shut and called a "fibula". This prevented erections. This was also used on the foreskin. It was used also used on their slaves to prevent procreation. The Greeks also used it on their athletes. They fastened a ribbon around the foreskin and tied the end to the base of the penis. This decreased chafing and "flapping" during the games and during the Olympics, which were then played in the nude.
3. Guiche: The Samoan men pierced the flesh between their testicles and their anus. This was a ritual of puberty and was believed to stimulate the prostate gland.
4. Kandoekoe: Tribes of Borneo used round-like marble devices and implanted them under the skin on the shaft of the penis. This was meant to increase the stimulation of the vagina, and increase the girth (circumference) of the penis.
5. Palang: This method used a rod that transected the gland of the penis . This is to increase blood flow causing the gland to swell. It also was felt to make erections last longer and orgasms are more intense. In Borneo some tribal women refused to marry a male that had not had this type of piercing done. Kama Sutra recommends this for impotence.
6. Rhinoceros penis: A rigid cross bar is placed 4 inches behind the tip of the penis and projects 2 inches on either side, looking like a rhinoceros. This method of piercing is from China and Borneo.
7. Scrotum: French soldiers used this to signify passage from childhood into adulthood.
MALE NIPPLE: This signified masculine status in Roman centurions. This was seen as a sign of courage.
Beware of the risks of body piercing!
Among them are infection, allergic reactions, hepatitis B, HIV transmission, and tetanus. For example, blood poisoning, blood clots hemorrhaging, nerve damage, paralysis, staph infections and toxic shock can result from piercing the tongue, and there are more risks even after the tongue looks like it's healed. Ask your dentist if you are concerned. Get informed before you have a tongue piercing. Many of course, heal without any complications.
Piercing leaves a hole in the tongue larger than the pinprick used to pierce an earlobe, and the constant motion of the tongue makes it more difficult for the hole to really heal. This makes it easier to contract bacterial and viral infections, as well as some diseases. Maybe now you know why your parents say "Ugh" or "Gross". If you are 18 or older, this is a decision that you can make on your own. Just give it some thought. Many people LOVE their piercings. Read about tattoos; information that may be useful to you or a friend.
PIERCING CARTILAGE OF THE EAR:
This is found in Africa, North America and South America, Indonesia, and India. It is meant to signify beauty and wealth. New types of cartilage piercing are called "DIATH" and "ROOK".
CHEEK PIERCING: Men from Aleutian Islands used cheek piercing when they went seal hunting. By piercing their cheeks with rods, they looked like they had whiskers. Their intent was to imitate the appearances of the seal and they felt this increased their chances for a successful hunt.
EAR: This type of piercing was meant to mark life stage changes in group affiliation.
EYEBROW, and NAVEL: The Egyptians used this as a sign of royalty.
LIPS: This is also a ritual to celebrate the passage from childhood to adulthood. It also mimics facial beauty marks. This type of piercing comes from Australia, New Guinea, Africa, India, North and South America, and Indonesia.
NOSE PIERCING: The people of India view this a sign of beauty.
SEPTUM: Aborigines used bones in their pierced septums. This signified a warrior status.
TONGUE: The Maya's performed this type of ritual when they wanted to talk to their ancestor's spirits.
History of Piercing of Genitals
FEMALE GENITALS: There are two different kinds:
1. Labia: Truskese women pierced their labia and hung a little bell from their labia to attract a male partner.
2. Clitoris: This is a modern technique that is done to enhance female orgasms. (so they claim, the jury is still out on that one).
FEMALE NIPPLE: In the 14th century Bavarian women had diamond studded rings through their nipples and passed gold chains through them.
MALE GENITALS: The main reason for this type of piercing is increased sexual enhancement as well as initiation into adulthood. It is meant to establish male sexual identity. There are the many variations.
1. Dydoe: This is a piercing of the gland along the coronal ridge of the penis of a circumcised male. This originated in Southeast Asians and India and was felt to enhance female pleasure during intercourse.
2. Foreskin: This was used by Roman athletes to keep their attention on the games. It had a metal ring on their foreskin, which was welded shut and called a "fibula". This prevented erections. This was also used on the foreskin. It was used also used on their slaves to prevent procreation. The Greeks also used it on their athletes. They fastened a ribbon around the foreskin and tied the end to the base of the penis. This decreased chafing and "flapping" during the games and during the Olympics, which were then played in the nude.
3. Guiche: The Samoan men pierced the flesh between their testicles and their anus. This was a ritual of puberty and was believed to stimulate the prostate gland.
4. Kandoekoe: Tribes of Borneo used round-like marble devices and implanted them under the skin on the shaft of the penis. This was meant to increase the stimulation of the vagina, and increase the girth (circumference) of the penis.
5. Palang: This method used a rod that transected the gland of the penis . This is to increase blood flow causing the gland to swell. It also was felt to make erections last longer and orgasms are more intense. In Borneo some tribal women refused to marry a male that had not had this type of piercing done. Kama Sutra recommends this for impotence.
6. Rhinoceros penis: A rigid cross bar is placed 4 inches behind the tip of the penis and projects 2 inches on either side, looking like a rhinoceros. This method of piercing is from China and Borneo.
7. Scrotum: French soldiers used this to signify passage from childhood into adulthood.
MALE NIPPLE: This signified masculine status in Roman centurions. This was seen as a sign of courage.
Beware of the risks of body piercing!
Among them are infection, allergic reactions, hepatitis B, HIV transmission, and tetanus. For example, blood poisoning, blood clots hemorrhaging, nerve damage, paralysis, staph infections and toxic shock can result from piercing the tongue, and there are more risks even after the tongue looks like it's healed. Ask your dentist if you are concerned. Get informed before you have a tongue piercing. Many of course, heal without any complications.
Piercing leaves a hole in the tongue larger than the pinprick used to pierce an earlobe, and the constant motion of the tongue makes it more difficult for the hole to really heal. This makes it easier to contract bacterial and viral infections, as well as some diseases. Maybe now you know why your parents say "Ugh" or "Gross". If you are 18 or older, this is a decision that you can make on your own. Just give it some thought. Many people LOVE their piercings. Read about tattoos; information that may be useful to you or a friend.
Sex God
Quote by Morbius
Your so old fashioned easy.......
This is more like it!!
I LIKE IT!!!
:D :D :DMultiple peircings ............ 44 for thprice of one anyone?
Sex God
Calista
Want to borrow my water pistols
Want to borrow my water pistols
Sex God
Quote by Calista
LOL Sarah
He's been forgiven as he made my brunch for me earlier ....
Cx
I'd watch it Calista
He MUST be after something!!
Sex God
Quote by Calista
It was quite interesting watch him cook breakfast in the nude :twisted:
oh hang on that might have been me dreaming this morning
Cx
Well you did gobble my sausage like you've never been fed. :P :twisted: Oh and we've made it home btw (after a couple of trips around your local town center due to roadwroks and piss-poor signs.
:doh: lol: Quote by mdr2000
Beware of the risks of body piercing!
Among them are infection, allergic reactions, hepatitis B, HIV transmission, and tetanus.
For example, blood poisoning, blood clots hemorrhaging, nerve damage, paralysis, staph infections and toxic shock can result from piercing the tongue, and there are more risks even after the tongue looks like it's healed. Ask your dentist if you are concerned. Get informed before you have a tongue piercing. Many of course, heal without any complications.
Piercing leaves a hole in the tongue larger than the pinprick used to pierce an earlobe, and the constant motion of the tongue makes it more difficult for the hole to really heal. This makes it easier to contract bacterial and viral infections, as well as some diseases. Maybe now you know why your parents say "Ugh" or "Gross". If you are 18 or older, this is a decision that you can make on your own. Just give it some thought. Many people LOVE their piercings. Read about tattoos; information that may be useful to you or a friend.
Tongue piercings can also increase the risk of Endocarditis. This is caused when Streptococci bacteria (normal mouth flora) enter the blood stream via the tongue wound. The bacteria can then travel to the heart and colonise the heart valves, causing inflammation.
Les x
Orgasminator
Quote by couple_ne2000
Beware of the risks of body piercing!
Among them are infection, allergic reactions, hepatitis B, HIV transmission, and tetanus.
For example, blood poisoning, blood clots hemorrhaging, nerve damage, paralysis, staph infections and toxic shock can result from piercing the tongue, and there are more risks even after the tongue looks like it's healed. Ask your dentist if you are concerned. Get informed before you have a tongue piercing. Many of course, heal without any complications.
Piercing leaves a hole in the tongue larger than the pinprick used to pierce an earlobe, and the constant motion of the tongue makes it more difficult for the hole to really heal. This makes it easier to contract bacterial and viral infections, as well as some diseases. Maybe now you know why your parents say "Ugh" or "Gross". If you are 18 or older, this is a decision that you can make on your own. Just give it some thought. Many people LOVE their piercings. Read about tattoos; information that may be useful to you or a friend.
Tongue piercings can also increase the risk of Endocarditis. This is caused when Streptococci bacteria (normal mouth flora) enter the blood stream via the tongue wound. The bacteria can then travel to the heart and colonise the heart valves, causinginflammation.
Les x
Sounds nasty, but there again is it a good idea having a floral arangement in your mouth
