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Yowie - 23 Oct 2007 23:39 GMT
Apprantly I've gained some 'street cred' amongst the younger crowd at work.
Turns out that a few of them are into piercings and other 'body
modification' too (tattoos, scarification and inserts and other things i
don't want to know about) - but have been sensible enough to only have such
things in places that people don't usually see. They seem to have a deal of
admiration for me, some overweight, greying old woman (to them) because I've
had *cartelidge* pierced, not just flesh like 'normal' piercings. And
apprantly, getting cartiledge pierced "hurts like a fother mucker" (as it
was said to me). And takes ages to heal. And when they find out its actually
a memorial earring rather than just body modification for the sake of body
modifiation, the 'street cred' seems to go up even further. Wow, I might
even rate on the 'cool, for a fossil' scale.

Does it still hurt? Sure does. And is it taking ages to heal? Yup - could be
up to a year.

And was it worth it? Heck yeah

Yowie
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badwilson - 24 Oct 2007 00:42 GMT
Yowie, I just read about Shmogg.  I'm so, so sorry to hear that he has
passed away.  I've not been online in weeks and have over 1500 unread
messages but this morning I decided to scroll to the bottom and see
what's up.  What news to come back to!
Anyway, I wanted to let you know that you and your family is in my
thoughts and purrs.
About the earring, I had one in the cartiledge when I was 18.  It hurts
for quite a while and this isn't helped by sleeping on it.  Eventually
it gets better though.  I got rid of mine after 2 years because I got a
dent in my head from the back of it digging into my skull while
sleeping.  The skull recovered but I can still feel the hole in the
cartiledge through the skin that has grown over it.  I hope you can
train yourself to sleep on the other side more.  I wasn't able to
because I'm the world's most restless sleeper.  Oh well, I think it's a
great idea to memorialize Shmogg.
Hugs and purrs,
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> Apprantly I've gained some 'street cred' amongst the younger crowd at
> work. Turns out that a few of them are into piercings and other 'body
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> Yowie
Hazel Az - 30 Oct 2007 03:03 GMT
Yowie,

I just read about Shmogg and I'm soooo sorry.  Please accept my condolences
on the passing of the worlds' greatest and brightest purrveyor of Bastard
Cat Tricks.

Hazel Az

> Apprantly I've gained some 'street cred' amongst the younger crowd at
> work. Turns out that a few of them are into piercings and other 'body
> modification' too (tattoos, scarification and inserts and other things i
> don't want to know about) - but have been sensible enough to only have
> such things in places that people don't usually see.

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