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Everyone here at BME wants to extend a big congratulations to Sean and Rianne Philips on the birth of their new baby girl Caliana Louise Philips. Caliana was born last night at 1:21am weighing 6lbs 13oz. Mom and baby are doing just fine and Sean promises to get us some pictures as soon as he can. For now, here’s a picture of Sean and Rianne when their son Sylas was born.
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Quick, someone save Meizy, she’s being attacked by an octopus! Oh wait, that octopus isn’t attacking her. It’s actually a photo from Julian Murray’s new book Tattoos and Tentacles. I heard about the book a few months back, however the bookstore up here didn’t have a copy. The holidays are coming up if anyone is feeling generous.*
*don’t actually buy me anything, Rachel will kill me if she thinks I’m using ModBlog to get presents
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When it comes to Mortal Kombat, I always preferred Scorpion to Sub-Zero. Obviously that wasn’t the case for this Mortal Kombat fan who got this Sub-Zero tattoo from Zoran. I’ve got to say, this is a pretty great looking portrait of a cold-blooded killer.
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Alright, I was going to make this a normal Guess What? post, but seeing as how it’s painfully (ha!) obvious what the picture is of I thought I’d show something I don’t normally include in a hard post. You see, most of the time a photo like this appears on ModBlog all you’ll get is that one image. BME Hard subscribers get to see everything from start to finish, but everyone else is left wondering “well what happens when it’s done?” Well, today, you get to find out. So first up is the filtered SFWish photo of a nailing session from Sadistica’s hard bonus gallery. For those that don’t know all BME Hard subscribers are welcome to publish their photos in a special bonus gallery, which is included with the subscription.
I haven’t taken the time to count, but according to the description there are a total of 150 nails in there. To see all 150 nails, and what happens when they’re removed, keep on reading.
Now THAT is a lot of nails. So what happens when Sadistica is done and the nails need to come out? Well that plank of wood is actually part of a box that when angled right, allows the blood to flow downward into a steel tray.
It should go without saying, but I’ll say it anyway, don’t attempt to do this unless you know exactly what you’re doing. That’s a lot of blood, and something like this, if done incorrectly can lead to serious injury or death.
So there you have it. Of course to see everything, from start to finish, head on over to the BME Hard galleries and check it out.
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I didn’t want to get into anything to crazy or outlandish after posting about Spliff, so I opted for this beautiful hand/forearm piece by Roger LaDouceur from Star City Tattoo in Roanoke, VA
