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Speaking of charming couples, I got a few photos from a couple friends having a “strike brand party”. As funny and potentially damaging to claims of manliness the pictures may be, strike brandings is actually a modification that tends to give excellent DIY results and can be a great way for people to bond. In addition, the contamination issues in the case of two friends branding each other in a non-studio environment are quite limited (much less so than for piercing or cutting for example).
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So I got this picture of of Tap sitting by a wise old tree looking out over the water in Kankakee, Illinois, and I thought, what a wonderful and serene picture of a BMEboy with some great ritual scar work. Then I discovered he was a Peeping Tom… Continue reading to see what he was looking at down at the base of the cliff.
Just joking of course! I do not think Kankakee State Park visitors often find themselves so lucky, nor would I fault Tap for staring!
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If you continue reading after the break there are two more photos, and they’re absolutely heart-warming and charming. And no, that’s not typical “oh my god I can’t believe you made me click that” trickery on my part — I really mean it.
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One of my perennial favorite modified people is Patrick from Denmark (featured previously), and I’ve greatly enjoyed watching his visage evolve as it improves and becomes more distinguished and defined with every iteration. Most recently he’s had a gorgeous set of biomechanical sideburns added (his body already has a large number of tattoos in this theme) and cheek cuttings.
