11-10-2004 17:44									#61
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Don't even wair a watch

quote: I don't like girls too blinged up either. A simple necklace can make a neckline even more attractive, and a ring or two don't do too much harm if they aren't too big but the rest is not necessary really.

	11-10-2004 18:11									#62
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I want to get a green lantern ring replica, that way I cna wear my geekedness w/ pride! Their like 65$ though. That just seems like a lot.

	11-10-2004 18:59									#63
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quote: Originally posted by Alexander's Horse Ho, ho I think it's because my ancestors were working men and jewellery was dangerous. But anyway I just think jewellery of any kind, including a wedding ring, looks butt ugly on a man. It's a personal thing.

I must admit AH I have completely the same view on the thing. Especially excessive jewelry which just looks ridiculous and completely vulgar.

	11-10-2004 19:05									#64
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Wedding rings for men are gay, BTW. I just thought I'd let you 'Mercuns know.

	13-10-2004 10:11									#65
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quote: Originally posted by Ted Striker What about my pierced nutsack?

A square needle in the left nut was all the rage when I was in Basic Training.

	13-10-2004 10:21									#66
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ARE YOU SERIOUS ?!?!??!?!??!?

	13-10-2004 10:23									#67
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quote: Originally posted by Starchild Piercings Every day, in every way, I love my five. They remind me of important moments in my life. That and, for some reason, I really like getting pierced. The tension, the sharp point of the needle, the pressure...the release as flesh parts like butter....the heat and the cold metal...

Go donate blood then!!!

	13-10-2004 10:26									#68
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I think it was a dare to show how tough one was. Never seen it done though. AFAIK there is no such thing as a square needle.

	13-10-2004 10:29									#69
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Good lawd!

I know you can live without 1 nut but that's like permanent damage bordering on insanity!!!!

	13-10-2004 10:35									#70
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quote: I think it was a dare to show how tough one was. Never seen it done though. AFAIK there is no such thing as a square needle.

that's quite stupid. I would never go that far to be macho. This is how I let everyone know who's the boss...

	13-10-2004 10:40									#71
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quote: Originally posted by Ted Striker Good lawd! I know you can live without 1 nut but that's like permanent damage bordering on insanity!!!!

Not too permanent. As the Black Knight would say: "It's only a flesh wound." In some cases insanity describes the military in a "nut"-shell.

	13-10-2004 10:42									#72
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quote: Originally posted by bipolarbear that's quite stupid. I would never go that far to be macho. This is how I let everyone know who's the boss...

You are indeed very tough if you can dress like that without getting beat up everywhere you go.

	13-10-2004 14:32									#73
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quote: Originally posted by Ted Striker Go donate blood then!!!

They won't let me. Despite my perfect health, lack of drug use, and safe sex practices I can't give blood because I've had gay sex.

If I was a straight man who lived my lifestyle, they'd be taking my blood by the bucket. Hell, if I was a straight man who occassionally forgot to use protection while banging the local bikerchick while snorting cocaine through my eye, they'd still take my blood.

I've been wanting to give blood since I was 16 because it's one of those things that good, caring citizens in society do.

	13-10-2004 14:59									#74
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quote: Originally posted by Starchild banging the local bikerchick while snorting cocaine through my eye

	13-10-2004 15:45									#75
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	13-10-2004 15:46									#76
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and the whole posse :lol

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	13-10-2004 16:16									#77
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I have a "couple ring"

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quote: Originally posted by Last Conformist Wedding rings for men are gay, BTW. I just thought I'd let you 'Mercuns know.

	13-10-2004 17:56									#79
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quote: Originally posted by Saras and the whole posse :lol

I love it - that guy with the ice lolly. ly

	13-10-2004 18:27									#80
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gotta love those crazy slavs

	13-10-2004 20:53									#81
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Jesus! That's a scale model of the crucifixion around his neck!

	13-10-2004 21:09									#82
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quote: Originally posted by Saras and the whole posse :lol

Man tits, copious body hair and profoundly tasteless jewellery.

Who do they find to copulate with?

Short-sighted minke whales?

I also vote for a jewellery free existence, and no piercings, thanks very much. No tattoos either.

The odd thing is I like examples of the jeweller's craft in isolation (especially Art Deco/Art Nouveau and Renaissance jewellery) but I don't like it on people, and I can't stand modern gold jewellery- all those ' Shane' or 'Waynetta 4 evah' necklaces and bracelets.

Ugh.


'Jesus! That's a scale model of the crucifixion around his neck!'

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You should see where he has his Pentateuch and Book of Malachi......

	13-10-2004 21:14									#83
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-- 2 rings-- my wedding ring on my left and my university class ring from my second degree, on my right.


I did wear a chain for a while as a teenager but gave up

No watch-- I own one but never wear it since my cell phone displays the time

	13-10-2004 21:20									#84
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Watches aren't jewellery. They're tools.

	13-10-2004 21:31									#85
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A watch and cufflinks are the only pieces of jewelry I'd currently wear. I'll likely add a wedding ring when the time comes. No piercings, no tattoos - can't stand anything but ear piercings on females only (max two per ear) and tattoos are a no on anyone (although my fiancee has one, but she didn't get it while we've been together).

	13-10-2004 21:48									#86
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From a female point of view (which i realise means **** all in a thread like this, but ive decided to give it anyway) i would say the amount of jewellery that looks good on a man yet still hetrosexual depends entirely on what he looks like.

Some blokes wear necklaces, rings and god knows what else and can carry them off, whereas on some men that stuff looks really stupid. The only jewellery i have a problem with on men sometimes is piercings - but thats only cos they usually wear baseball caps and try to mug you (the people that is, not the piercings). Earrings look good on men when there's more than one and its done for a goth type look, but otherwise i cant help but see tham as thugs.

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	13-10-2004 21:54									#87
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Jewelry

The only jewelry I'll ever wear is a wedding ring, and that will definitely be odd, at least at first.

-Arrian

	14-10-2004 01:01									#88
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quote: Originally posted by Lazarus and the Gimp Watches aren't jewellery. They're tools.

yep, I wear a watch, but it can be hardly considered jewelry.

Esp. my work watch- which is a Casio.

	14-10-2004 01:44									#89
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quote: Originally posted by molly bloom You should see where he has his Pentateuch and Book of Malachi......

There's no way his Pentateuch would fit into those Speedos...

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quote: Originally posted by Lazarus and the Gimp Watches aren't jewellery. They're tools.

Depends--- If I wore a watch, it would have to be because it is decorative-- I always carry my cell phone and it keeps better time so I hardly need a watch as a "tool"