I've always thought a person could just reach up and snap a lead rope in those nose rings... then guide them into the county's fair show ring and maybe win a blue ribbon for the best in show and weight gain for a heifer
Got it.
I didn’t start this thread with you in mind, nor did I have any prior knowledge of your tattoos or piercings before posting it. I shared the topic because I knew it would spark debate, maybe even push a few buttons, but it wasn’t aimed at you personally. It’s not an attack on anyone’s right to use their body as a canvas. That said, I do believe that when the practice is taken to extremes, it can become both unhealthy and aesthetically off-putting. That’s simply my opinion, and I stand by it.
many nose rings...arent rings like the classic bull in your mind ya know...its a bent barbell...open on the end that people see (like mine).I've always thought a person could just reach up and snap a lead rope in those nose rings... then guide them into the county's fair show ring and maybe win a blue ribbon for the best in show and weight gain for a heifer
That or tickle the nose ring with a nine volt battery kinda like, jump starting a car... just say'in
But mostly I dislike the way a festering, puss filled piercing drips into the coffee they are preparing for a customer
I'll remember this the next time you weakly attack me, Chihuahua.
Absolutely, what someone does with their body in private is entirely their business. But once those choices become part of a public display, they enter the realm of shared culture and interpretation. The moment someone turns their body into a billboard, whether through ink, piercings, slogans, or shock value, it’s no longer just “personal expression.” It’s performance. And performances, by nature, invite reaction, discussion, and critique. No?Like certain other debatable topics, a person's body and what they do with it should be up to them. Others are entitled to their opinions on if its attractive or ethical and so on, but ultimately, its up to the person who might be getting the procedure done...right?
Did you even wash your hands dude?
Ok sure, everyone is a critic. But you cant classify someone because they have a tattoo on their arm or dyed a part of their hair pink or shaved half their head, or have an eyebrows/nose/lip ring etc. (nazis classifying inked jews with their prisoner number is a bad example...ahem).
All fair points, nobody’s saying a tattoo or pink streak automatically reveals deep rebellion or moral decay. People ink, pierce, or shave for every reason under the sun, from culture to cocktails. But the moment someone turns their body into a visual manifesto, they have to expect it will say something to others, whether they intend it or not. Expression doesn’t come with diplomatic immunity. Society reads signals, and people are free to interpret what’s on display, just as the artist is free to create it. So, yes, everyone’s a critic… because that’s what happens when art walks around in public.
Yes, but with you, I’d never have to reach for a caricature, you’re basically the political cartoon that drew itself.
btw, saw you just joined last Friday. Whose alt are you?
Now do MAGAts’ red hats, truck nuts (and yuuuuuge trucks), flags fetishes (confederate, nazi, etc), beer guts, "Christian" tats, skin head haircuts, ZZ Top beards, gun fetishes (and photographic displays), religious symbol fetishes (and Trump Bibles, etc), camouflage fetishes, etc, etc, etc…
We. Told. Them. So.
This is clunky and pathetic. Try again, loser.
"Someone" 
I'm not inclined to infiltrate schools, pedo bot.The real world.....just look at the rainbow activism in public schools.
No you just support the political party and social movements that do...... the only pedo's here are the "progressive" leftoids for trying to normalize it as a legitimate orientation. Yea YOU.
This is a dumb histrionic ascription. Typical slopbot.
