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So, let me get this straight. You send in a well-shot photo of a lovely tattooed model, sporting a number of piercings and wearing some fancy gold jewelry, and you expect us to publish it on ModBlog?
… Yeah, you’ve pretty much got our number.
(Piercings by Mike French and Spider at Omega Red Body Piercing in Cedar Falls, Iowa.)
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Well, this seems like as good a time as any for a good old-fashioned caption contest! I’ll try to kick things off:
“Coming soon to BME Shop: Chasstity Bars.”
You can do better than that, ModBloggers. And just to sweeten the deal, the best caption wins YOUR VERY OWN CAR MANUFACTURING PLANT! Get crackin’!
(“Just for fun” piercings by Joshua Becraft at Blue Horseshoe Tattoo in Virginia Beach.)
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Let’s wrap things up for the day, ModBloggers, with a fine slice of piercing history. Ron writes in:
Here are two self portraits of my piercings. One nipple (left) was done by East Coast Al in the early ’90s, the other nipple (right) was done by the late Mick Noland. My P.A. was done by Mad Jack at a tattoo show in K.C. in the mid ’90s.
Hope you guys like the pics. They are of me, taken by me, and I am well over 18.
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Hey look, it’s Nino, and he’s all covered in some sort of salad-y headdress. As you may be able to tell from the imprint on his chest, this was part of a pro-vegan photo shoot (that he did with Lingaumara in Genova, Italy). I have to say, these came out a lot better than the “meatface” set I did a few months ago, in which bystanders paid to throw slices of bologna at my head while I wept gently. … Another shot of Nino, after the jump.
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Oh, hello! Welcome to ModBlog’s award-winning “Mustache Thursday,” wherein we celebrate the finest in mustaches belong to members of our beloved body modification community. Today’s featured soup strainer belongs to the lovely Dee, who was last seen here melting our minds with this piece. It’s funny—in my experience, it hasn’t been uncommon to hear people claim that septum piercings, by and large, make people seem more intimidating than any single other facial piercing. At the same time, though…they enable you to do stuff like this. Which is kind of the opposite of intimidating.
More photographic evidence, after the jump.
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