Let me make up for linking DerKaiser wrong last time by posting this great photo of a 22ga neck play piercing he recently did in Germany. That reminds me, I’ve slowly started speaking German to Nefarious (my daughter) because right now she’s a total sponge for language and I only have to say something once for her to pick it up. Four languages seems like a good number.
This time I’ll get his name right!
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96 responses to “This time I’ll get his name right!”
i like the look of large tunnels with quite large gauge inner conch… that is what i’m going for 😀
i like the look of large tunnels with quite large gauge inner conch… that is what i’m going for 😀
i like the look of large tunnels with quite large gauge inner conch… that is what i’m going for 😀
i like the look of large tunnels with quite large gauge inner conch… that is what i’m going for 😀
Those eyes! (Well, that eye…) *swoon*
Those eyes! (Well, that eye…) *swoon*
Those eyes! (Well, that eye…) *swoon*
Those eyes! (Well, that eye…) *swoon*
I thought it was a tattoo at first … a really good tattoo.
I thought it was a tattoo at first … a really good tattoo.
I thought it was a tattoo at first … a really good tattoo.
I thought it was a tattoo at first … a really good tattoo.
He has such a captivating expression. And many needles.
He has such a captivating expression. And many needles.
He has such a captivating expression. And many needles.
He has such a captivating expression. And many needles.
well i like his pics… such a crazy guy 😛
well i like his pics… such a crazy guy 😛
well i like his pics… such a crazy guy 😛
well i like his pics… such a crazy guy 😛
thank you all
thank you all
thank you all
thank you all
iam:Zera took this picture
iam:Zera took this picture
iam:Zera took this picture
iam:Zera took this picture
I can see why Kyo fell for you.
I can see why Kyo fell for you.
I can see why Kyo fell for you.
I can see why Kyo fell for you.
Shannon, did you start teaching Nefarious multiple languages right from the start? My brother and sister in law taught all their children English and Swiss German as initial languages and their eldest took a very long time to speak any words (the doctors were going to start testing her for disabilities). The eldest is in school now so she will be learning High German soon. They all speak wonderfully now. I’m just curious if you expereinced anything similar.
Shannon, did you start teaching Nefarious multiple languages right from the start? My brother and sister in law taught all their children English and Swiss German as initial languages and their eldest took a very long time to speak any words (the doctors were going to start testing her for disabilities). The eldest is in school now so she will be learning High German soon. They all speak wonderfully now. I’m just curious if you expereinced anything similar.
Shannon, did you start teaching Nefarious multiple languages right from the start? My brother and sister in law taught all their children English and Swiss German as initial languages and their eldest took a very long time to speak any words (the doctors were going to start testing her for disabilities). The eldest is in school now so she will be learning High German soon. They all speak wonderfully now. I’m just curious if you expereinced anything similar.
Shannon, did you start teaching Nefarious multiple languages right from the start? My brother and sister in law taught all their children English and Swiss German as initial languages and their eldest took a very long time to speak any words (the doctors were going to start testing her for disabilities). The eldest is in school now so she will be learning High German soon. They all speak wonderfully now. I’m just curious if you expereinced anything similar.
Yay, DerKaiser again 🙂
He is as beautiful as ever.
Yay, DerKaiser again 🙂
He is as beautiful as ever.
Yay, DerKaiser again 🙂
He is as beautiful as ever.
Yay, DerKaiser again 🙂
He is as beautiful as ever.
that picture is so fucking intense even though its not a lot of needles, but the placement and the turn of her neck
that picture is so fucking intense even though its not a lot of needles, but the placement and the turn of her neck
that picture is so fucking intense even though its not a lot of needles, but the placement and the turn of her neck
that picture is so fucking intense even though its not a lot of needles, but the placement and the turn of her neck
Hah, way to go shannon,
I completely endorse making your child a polyglot. Alhtough Spanish is my first language I’ve picked up English, French and Italian along the way. Nowadays i’m working on Japanese. Children have the ability to assimilate languages very easily up until age eight, thereafter every year makes a difference. By age 18 this innate ability is lost and although one can still learn languages it is very difficult to acquire native fluency. At any rate, I wish you and Nefarious the best of luck.
Sincerely,
~Liminal
Hah, way to go shannon,
I completely endorse making your child a polyglot. Alhtough Spanish is my first language I’ve picked up English, French and Italian along the way. Nowadays i’m working on Japanese. Children have the ability to assimilate languages very easily up until age eight, thereafter every year makes a difference. By age 18 this innate ability is lost and although one can still learn languages it is very difficult to acquire native fluency. At any rate, I wish you and Nefarious the best of luck.
Sincerely,
~Liminal
Hah, way to go shannon,
I completely endorse making your child a polyglot. Alhtough Spanish is my first language I’ve picked up English, French and Italian along the way. Nowadays i’m working on Japanese. Children have the ability to assimilate languages very easily up until age eight, thereafter every year makes a difference. By age 18 this innate ability is lost and although one can still learn languages it is very difficult to acquire native fluency. At any rate, I wish you and Nefarious the best of luck.
Sincerely,
~Liminal
Hah, way to go shannon,
I completely endorse making your child a polyglot. Alhtough Spanish is my first language I’ve picked up English, French and Italian along the way. Nowadays i’m working on Japanese. Children have the ability to assimilate languages very easily up until age eight, thereafter every year makes a difference. By age 18 this innate ability is lost and although one can still learn languages it is very difficult to acquire native fluency. At any rate, I wish you and Nefarious the best of luck.
Sincerely,
~Liminal
lilish – No, she spoke English until she we moved to Mexico where she picked up Spanish. Jon and Rachel speak pretty good Spanish, and I speak a little. She’s also taking French (which I speak the basics of at least) at school and we’re considering immersion, and I speak German so I’ve taught her some of the basics (counting, talking about who you are, where you live, how old you are, etc.). Kids love language, and I think it’s generally good for you. I’ve also been teaching her to lucid dream which I think if you learn at her age is *really* good for you as well.
lilish – No, she spoke English until she we moved to Mexico where she picked up Spanish. Jon and Rachel speak pretty good Spanish, and I speak a little. She’s also taking French (which I speak the basics of at least) at school and we’re considering immersion, and I speak German so I’ve taught her some of the basics (counting, talking about who you are, where you live, how old you are, etc.). Kids love language, and I think it’s generally good for you. I’ve also been teaching her to lucid dream which I think if you learn at her age is *really* good for you as well.