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    Eyeball piercing anyone?

    http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp..._nm/odd_eye_dc

    Surly this is going to far now, sticking something into your eye like that has gott o cause some problems somewhere along the line.

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    odd indeed, but then again it's up to the person i guess. ~£670 is quite a bit for what is merely a glint in the eye.



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    Bit extreme even for me

    wait for the first flesh tunnel eye project if you think thats odd..........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Knoxville
    wait for the first flesh tunnel eye project if you think thats odd..........
    Dare we ask??

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    This is sick....

    Guess thats the Dutch for ya' !


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    Quote Originally Posted by Big_Al
    Dare we ask??
    If we're talking about putting a flesh tunnel into an eyeball, e.g., using a pretty long dermal punch to cut a cylinder out of the eye...
    Wouldn't happen, tbh... you'd lose vision in that eye, have a huge risk of infection, and would be leaking eye innards for the rest of your life.

    There is, of course, another possible method involving removal of your eye and using a cylinder of some sort to keep the eye open (instead of a glass eye). You'd then be able to see into the eye socket. Again, there would be huge risks of infection and permanent discomfort due to exposed socket, and all that palarva.

    I'd just like to say what I've just said is completely based upon assumptions, however, it's probably true in theory.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Theo
    If we're talking about putting a flesh tunnel into an eyeball, e.g., using a pretty long dermal punch to cut a cylinder out of the eye...
    Wouldn't happen, tbh... you'd lose vision in that eye, have a huge risk of infection, and would be leaking eye innards for the rest of your life.

    There is, of course, another possible method involving removal of your eye and using a cylinder of some sort to keep the eye open (instead of a glass eye). You'd then be able to see into the eye socket. Again, there would be huge risks of infection and permanent discomfort due to exposed socket, and all that palarva.

    I'd just like to say what I've just said is completely based upon assumptions, however, it's probably true in theory.
    not sure really twas said jokingly really but you'd think there'd be a huge risk of infection etc with what they've done, only time will tell, that much discomfort and danger doesn't seem to bother the dutch.......

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    I read about these in New scientist...interesting but I'd never get one. Theo?...
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    haha, saw this on a body mods forum i read, laughed my backside off. The dutch are claiming it's safe, ecept for the fact it's at high risk of migration, and anymove of the jewel will result in scar tissue forming.... ooo voluntary blindness anyone??? not for me ta!

    Thing is tho, if it comes to this country, it'll be like them tooth jewels, it'll be the fasion for 2 months, loads of thick people will get it done, then they'll be stuck with it forever! lol more fool them i say! fools!

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