Pierced Tongue question
17 January 2007, 12:58 PM
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As mentioned, my sister has her tongue pierced.
She's a branch manager of a well known bank and is just about to start a teaching job and has plenty of friends.
Her boyfriend is covered in tattoos but is a successful carpenter and ex Army sniper/weapons tester and very good boxer.
They are both very sociable and far more interesting than many of you vacuous turds.
I get on with people who are interesting, not judgemental to55ers like some of you, who blame NL for everything.
Get a life you Daily Mail reading f**kwits.
She's a branch manager of a well known bank and is just about to start a teaching job and has plenty of friends.
Her boyfriend is covered in tattoos but is a successful carpenter and ex Army sniper/weapons tester and very good boxer.
They are both very sociable and far more interesting than many of you vacuous turds.
I get on with people who are interesting, not judgemental to55ers like some of you, who blame NL for everything.
Get a life you Daily Mail reading f**kwits.
Now run along, join the BNP and start getting The Daily Mail delivered then you too can be a member of the NSR clique
17 January 2007, 01:03 PM
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17 January 2007, 01:04 PM
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As mentioned, my sister has her tongue pierced.
She's a branch manager of a well known bank and is just about to start a teaching job and has plenty of friends.
Her boyfriend is covered in tattoos but is a successful carpenter and ex Army sniper/weapons tester and very good boxer.
They are both very sociable and far more interesting than many of you vacuous turds.
I get on with people who are interesting, not judgemental to55ers like some of you, who blame NL for everything.
Get a life you Daily Mail reading f**kwits.
She's a branch manager of a well known bank and is just about to start a teaching job and has plenty of friends.
Her boyfriend is covered in tattoos but is a successful carpenter and ex Army sniper/weapons tester and very good boxer.
They are both very sociable and far more interesting than many of you vacuous turds.
I get on with people who are interesting, not judgemental to55ers like some of you, who blame NL for everything.
Get a life you Daily Mail reading f**kwits.
17 January 2007, 01:06 PM
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17 January 2007, 01:30 PM
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17 January 2007, 01:32 PM
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We were just discussing what kind of intelligence has their body parts pierced - we concluded overwhelmingly that an IQ of 10 is what they top out at
It really is the most stupid thing anyone could do to themselves ... are these the same people who also self-harm?
It really is the most stupid thing anyone could do to themselves ... are these the same people who also self-harm?
17 January 2007, 01:33 PM
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17 January 2007, 01:38 PM
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What a sheltered and crap life it was.
We then moved to Cornwall, saw the other side of life and now reap the enormous benefits of a balanced view on life.
It was a close call but most people also "grow up" and mature. Seems you skipped this bit?
17 January 2007, 01:40 PM
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I used to be a bit like you - Self opinionated, posh school attending, pseudo snobby, blinkered half wit (but academically bright) who thought I was better than everyone else.
What a sheltered and crap life it was.
We then moved to Cornwall, saw the other side of life and now reap the enormous benefits of a balanced view on life.
It was a close call but most people also "grow up" and mature. Seems you skipped this bit?
What a sheltered and crap life it was.
We then moved to Cornwall, saw the other side of life and now reap the enormous benefits of a balanced view on life.
It was a close call but most people also "grow up" and mature. Seems you skipped this bit?
17 January 2007, 01:47 PM
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17 January 2007, 01:48 PM
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Well explain your rather daft sentence then.
"You have forgotten more than I'll ever know?"
So you USED to know a lot but have forgotten most of it?
Possibly hinting that your not the sharpest tool in the box?
Perhaps with a sentence like that, it's you who is suffering from a touch of mental retardation?
"You have forgotten more than I'll ever know?"
So you USED to know a lot but have forgotten most of it?
Possibly hinting that your not the sharpest tool in the box?
Perhaps with a sentence like that, it's you who is suffering from a touch of mental retardation?
17 January 2007, 03:04 PM
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The piercer told me it would heal quickly, when i asked, which convinced me it was only temporary.
After about 6 months i took it out for a job interview. Was in there about 2.5 hrs. I couldn't get it back in (in the elevator as i left). Tried about an hour later and it had slightly healed, had to re-pierce it with the bar. Now that was uncomfortable!!
Now (6/7 years on) i hardly ever take it out. I notice the top of my tongue is indented and feels numb/weird when i take it out.
After about 6 months i took it out for a job interview. Was in there about 2.5 hrs. I couldn't get it back in (in the elevator as i left). Tried about an hour later and it had slightly healed, had to re-pierce it with the bar. Now that was uncomfortable!!
Now (6/7 years on) i hardly ever take it out. I notice the top of my tongue is indented and feels numb/weird when i take it out.
17 January 2007, 04:06 PM
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The piercer told me it would heal quickly, when i asked, which convinced me it was only temporary.
After about 6 months i took it out for a job interview. Was in there about 2.5 hrs. I couldn't get it back in (in the elevator as i left). Tried about an hour later and it had slightly healed, had to re-pierce it with the bar. Now that was uncomfortable!!
Now (6/7 years on) i hardly ever take it out. I notice the top of my tongue is indented and feels numb/weird when i take it out.
After about 6 months i took it out for a job interview. Was in there about 2.5 hrs. I couldn't get it back in (in the elevator as i left). Tried about an hour later and it had slightly healed, had to re-pierce it with the bar. Now that was uncomfortable!!
Now (6/7 years on) i hardly ever take it out. I notice the top of my tongue is indented and feels numb/weird when i take it out.
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17 January 2007, 04:58 PM
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17 January 2007, 07:39 PM
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17 January 2007, 07:41 PM
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so as i have several tattoos and a couple of piercings, im doomed into a life of "chavery" and should therefore dispose of myself so save vital oxygen for you and your iron lung
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17 January 2007, 08:29 PM
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18 January 2007, 08:50 AM
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The mark of a total retard.
You lose. Better luck next time aggro pensioner.