A black-and-white photo of a person mid-air in a Superman-style body suspension pose, supported by multiple hooks in their back and legs, smiling joyfully toward the camera. They are suspended horizontally in a large indoor space with high ceilings and visible rigging. A group of onlookers—some seated, some standing—watch with expressions of admiration, amusement, and support. The atmosphere is lively and communal, capturing a moment of shared experience and transformation.

Lego heads = 7/16″ jewelry

Now you know. Thanks to master scientist ElasticRock for doing the much needed experiment.

Comments

33 responses to “Lego heads = 7/16″ jewelry”

  1. LB Avatar
    LB

    How cute! I hope she sanitized those before putting them in her ears, but at least I have something new to wear to a party! 😛 (I’m a geek…)

    Looks like I’m going to be digging out my Lego sets! I knew they served a purpose!

    Elasticrock, do those stay in if you leave them in for say, a couple hours?

  2. ALex Avatar
    ALex

    is tis girls name tianna by any chance??

  3. RyanPlugs Avatar
    RyanPlugs

    Haha I had this idea ages ago to wear logo heads as plugs, but that was when i was that small, I’m about 26mm on each ear now, so I think I’ll need to invest in some Duplo’s.

  4. neek Avatar

    hehehe, fantastic

  5. VikingValkyrie Avatar

    *giggle snort*

    eeew

  6. AmyL Avatar
    AmyL

    #3 “…I’ll need to invest in some Duplo” Lol… I love lego!

  7. x Avatar
    x

    Those lobes look a little thin at 7/16″…

  8. ItchyStitches Avatar

    They should call it lug-o! Bahahaha!!!

  9. kris Avatar

    HARRY POTTER!!!

  10. feathers Avatar
    feathers

    hahahaha!! thats fantastic.. i wasn’t planning on stretching my lobes past 4g, but seeing this… i’m such a geek.

  11. Greenshot Avatar
    Greenshot

    Oh man, hahaha. The second lego man looks like he’s terrified to be in that ear. He’s just thinking “WHY? WHYYYY??!!”

  12. smurf Avatar

    I’ve always wanted to see Harry Potter’s head jammed into someone’s ear 🙂

  13. Meg Avatar

    I . LOVE . THIS !

  14. Jennica Avatar

    I’d totally rock some LegoDudes!

  15. House frau Avatar

    Fantastic use of legos

  16. katie Avatar
    katie

    bahahahahaha
    i thought my homemade lego earrings were cool. but this is way better

  17. Nikki Avatar

    *giggles over the HP one*

  18. Raevyn Avatar

    love it! Mr Purpendicular would love it too, he loves lego!
    The ears look so red and irritated though 🙁

  19. Hoho Avatar

    Holy crap. Yes, my lobes are thinning; I’m planning to get them scalpelled when I get back to school.

  20. ALex Avatar
    ALex

    but is this girls name tianna?!!?

  21. Lilee Avatar
    Lilee

    I want the harry potter one, lmao.

  22. Winch Avatar
    Winch

    fantastic!!!! There truly is no end of cool things to shove in your lobes, is there 🙂

    (Pauly proved that recently :p)

  23. AshPlant Avatar
    AshPlant

    Blacktron!!!

  24. Pixijane Avatar
    Pixijane

    Hehe. I saw a girl yesterday with a lego man in her ear…but I think it was a different person..she had more than one stretched hole in her lobes..I think.

  25. joe Avatar
    joe

    o so cute! i feel like playing with lego again!

  26. emmmluk Avatar

    Thats awesome! I’m trying this out after my next stretch, almost at 7/16ths.

  27. starspring Avatar

    am I the only person thinking circle circle dot dot?

  28. sky Avatar
    sky

    they look swollen. Who wants plastic in swollen ears?

  29. pretty_pantyhead Avatar

    i love the harry potter lego

  30. Graley Avatar

    Wicked 😀

    And if you stretch even bigger, you can use those round blocks they had… yeah, I know my shit 🙂

    And has anyone ever wondered why generic lego men have NO EYEBROWS!?

  31. Tracee Avatar
    Tracee

    apparently mc donalds straws are 6mm or so i’m told from a friend who streched his lobes with them, so at least mc donalds is good for something

  32. mism Avatar

    how poor harry potter 😀

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