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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 9:44 pm
by GypsyRR
Are you guys only talking about fairy penguins because you are trying to avoid talking about Brian's nipple rings? Yeah, I thought so.
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 1:05 am
by JCsman
GypsyRR wrote:Are you guys only talking about fairy penguins because you are trying to avoid talking about Brian's nipple rings? Yeah, I thought so.
Gee, Gypsy, I <ahem> didn't know what those were.
I thought that was the birth symbol DJ was mentioning. I figured he was born in "01" (0 for the hoop and 1 for the bead). But then my math skills ran dry trying to get anything in the 80's out of "01.
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 11:32 am
by DJ Downunder
GypsyRR wrote:
Are you guys only talking about fairy penguins because you are trying to avoid talking about Brian's nipple rings? Yeah, I thought so.
GypsyRR....Guys don't talk about other guys nipples.....end of story..
Not that there's anything wrong with that..
..Do you want another pic of the nipple ring..maybe a close up?..
...Now..about those penguins..
DJ
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 11:49 am
by Boxer
From a purely aesthetic approach, the nipple ring (and nipple area) provide a very comforting repetition of the oval shape with the half oval of the breast and its shadow overlain with the oval of the nipple and then the hardedged twice-segmented oval of the ring itself imbedded in the contrastingly soft nipple "material".
It does nothing for me matriarchally since I already know its a "male" nipple and as such bears no attraction to the basic infantile desires to garnish motherly nutrients.
Addressing another facet of this issue-body piercings-I must admit a certain allure of the metalic stud now being used through the nose bridge to hold magnetically charged eyeglasses. This to avoid the nuisance of side pieces on normal eyeglasses. However, a nipple ring just does not ring my bell, as it were.
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 12:16 pm
by NHighCotton
OUCH,
reminds me of when Gunney Highway (Clint Eastwood) yanks the earring off of Mario Van Peebles character in the movie HEARTBREAK RIDGE.
percings on men, just don't seem natural.
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 12:20 pm
by yjleesvrr
Boxer's post reminds me of the Family Guy episode when Peter is made to take sensitivity classes on how women feel. He turns decidedly feminine and tries to nurse their infant son Stewie. Stewie's reaction when he finds a chest hair in his mouth and realizes that he's been suckling at Peter's teet is one of the most hilarious moments in television history!
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 1:19 pm
by Just-Beeming
I am going to move right past all this gay penguin and nipple talk...
To....Brians Art work.
Thanks for sharing it DJ.
It is really quite nice. Was he an illustrator in his working life, or just as he has matured? He is obviously a local character on your beach. And yes, he looks fit for someone of his years...I hope I can do as well.
I'll bet he has knowlege from observation than most never learn in life. He knows things that you would never find in books.
It's that wisdom thing.
