Eyebrow Piercings

^TANK^ · 27 Sep 2009 at 02:25

Burnsy2023 said:
Homogay.

Sorry for the unhelpful post, but guys with eyebrow piercings look awful.

pieplough said:
+1

Any piercings on a man are a bit questionable with reguards to team batting for.

+2, and tacky as **** tbh

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Azagoth · 27 Sep 2009 at 03:29

arknor said:
all piercings are fugly imo, please dont do it, same as tatoos!

...and yet you can't even spell the word 'tattoo' correctly! :rolleyes:

benneh · 27 Sep 2009 at 04:37

Mine took about 8 months to heal fully iirc, this was a long time ago though, at school. I didn't wear anything through it for years, and then remembered, and alas, it hadn't healed up

. It hasn't grown out either.

benneh · 27 Sep 2009 at 04:38

pieplough said:
Any piercings on a man are a bit questionable with reguards to team batting for.

You grew up in the 1920's?!.

Efour · 27 Sep 2009 at 07:39

attention seeking gay boys.

arknor · 27 Sep 2009 at 12:08

Fenris said:
All of you guys asying "Oh tattoos and piercings are ugly bla bla bla" I urge you, go to a tattoo/body art convention, your minds will be opened.

I will agree that a good 60% of people who get tattoos get aweful trash but some of the stuff people come up withm and what come tattoo artists can do is really amazing.

I mean look at this:

That is many things, fugly or stupid are not among them.

i can admire the artwork that goes in to some tattoos but i would rather see it on a peice of paper than on an attrractive womans body.

i cant admire a womans curves etc if they are covered in tattoos and i doubt im the only one.

a small out of the way tattoo near an ankle or somewhere discreet can look nice but big in your face ones are a total put off

Azagoth said:
...and yet you can't even spell the word 'tattoo' correctly!

look at the time of my post , might have some indication as to why my spelling was off by a whole letter.

next time i need help i will fone teh grammer hawtline OKAY

Xappy · 27 Sep 2009 at 12:12

I for one like tattoos and piercings; everyone's different.

Eyebrow piercings can grow out and leave a scar quite easily, but aside from that you're pretty safe.

TFleming · 27 Sep 2009 at 12:16

the worst piercing you could get imo.

Xappy · 27 Sep 2009 at 12:17

TFleming said:
the worst piercing you could get imo.

Surely that's a belly button piercing on a size 16 fourteen year old girl with an ear stud fired in by a (should be banned) piercing gun?

ten1a · 27 Sep 2009 at 12:38

Burnsy2023 said:
Homogay.

Sorry for the unhelpful post, but guys with eyebrow piercings look awful.

I totally disagree - eyebrow piercings on men are very sexy, but not so much on girls, imho

DarkShadow · 27 Sep 2009 at 12:53

Efour2 said:
attention seeking gay boys.

Tru dat, looks extremely ghey!

Then again it's your body, feel free ruin at your own expense

TommyTenToes · 27 Sep 2009 at 13:07

Well as has been said it's down to personal opinion, I used to have the whole "tattoos/piercings are for losers" approach but my opinion has changed.

I don't really see it as ruining my body as the worst than can happen is a small scar, I just wanted to know how long I'd have to keep one bar in until I could take it out for ~8 hours. The blue plaster method is fine for Morrisons, but not for the police unfortunately...

And in response to whoever asked why I work in Morrisons if I have a job with the police, I'm a Special Constable so it's a volunteer role.

Xappy · 27 Sep 2009 at 13:24

TommyTenToes said:
the worst than can happen is a small scar

That is, provided you go to a reputable piercing studio.
Not a hairdressers, or Claire's Accessories or anywhere that pierces with piercing guns (which can't be sterilised properly).

Liefrich · 27 Sep 2009 at 13:30

Anyone with an eyebrow, nose, lip piercing lead me to the immediate and often unjustified conclusion that they are a tool. The same can be said to those who choose to tattoo their body in areas which can be seen when you wear a shirt.

If you want to look professional don't get it simple as, if you want to remain working in Morrison's fair enough, but I can't see the police being particularly fond of them.

LukeTW · 27 Sep 2009 at 13:31

I got my eyebrow pierced about 9 months ago, still got it in. I couldn't take it out for the first 4-5 weeks, I've changed the bar a few times but never took it out and left it out. I don't work (soon will) and if they say anything I'd just cover it up

Don't see how its gay to be honest.. suits me

Liefrich said:
Anyone with an eyebrow, nose, lip piercing lead me to the immediate and often unjustified conclusion that they are a tool. The same can be said to those who choose to tattoo their body in areas which can be seen when you wear a shirt.

If you want to look professional don't get it simple as, if you want to remain working in Morrison's fair enough, but I can't see the police being particularly fond of them.

And what resembles them to being a "tool"? :rolleyes:

TommyTenToes · 27 Sep 2009 at 18:44

Liefrich said:
Anyone with an eyebrow, nose, lip piercing lead me to the immediate and often unjustified conclusion that they are a tool. The same can be said to those who choose to tattoo their body in areas which can be seen when you wear a shirt.

If you want to look professional don't get it simple as, if you want to remain working in Morrison's fair enough, but I can't see the police being particularly fond of them.

Hence the whole reason for my post, I would need to have it out while on duty.

philjohn · 27 Sep 2009 at 20:04

Rotty said:
some folks I know have been left with marks after stopping wearing them so obviously they have ended up seriously regretting it

I have 2 small marks where mine was, but I have bushy eyebrows so you don't really see them. Wouldn't say I regretted having it done (a scary 14 years ago now), but I'm definitely glad I got a piercing and not a tattoo.

TommyTenToes · 28 Sep 2009 at 05:45

philjohn said:
I have 2 small marks where mine was, but I have bushy eyebrows so you don't really see them. Wouldn't say I regretted having it done (a scary 14 years ago now), but I'm definitely glad I got a piercing and not a tattoo.

Aye I'd never get a tattoo without a proper reason/meaning behind it, and tbh I doubt I'll ever find something that means enough to me. A piercing is a lot more temporary and leaves pretty negligible marks.

sargatanas · 28 Sep 2009 at 06:12

arknor said:
i can admire the artwork that goes in to some tattoos but i would rather see it on a peice of paper than on an attrractive womans body.

i cant admire a womans curves etc if they are covered in tattoos and i doubt im the only one.

a small out of the way tattoo near an ankle or somewhere discreet can look nice but big in your face ones are a total put off.

I absolutely, and totally agree. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one.

AHarvey · 28 Sep 2009 at 06:12

It never ceases to amaze me how closed minded some people are!