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So when you dont want to wear them, you still have those stupid hinges between your eyes stuck on either side of your nose ?  How many people would really want that ? They arent seriously thinking people would subscribe to this idea are they.

Too many questions, probably just a stupid fashion statement. Whats wrong with the ones we wear now, they do the job .

looks like the style of morpheus from matrix

[quote author=“writetovarun”]So when you dont want to wear them, you still have those stupid hinges between your eyes stuck on either side of your nose ?  How many people would really want that ? They arent seriously thinking people would subscribe to this idea are they.

Too many questions, probably just a stupid fashion statement. Whats wrong with the ones we wear now, they do the job .

You’d unbolt the stud through your nose to remove the glasses. Then you’d just have a hole in your head. Which may be accurate figuratively as well as literally.

If something snagged the glasses one could be seriously injured.

Despite shifting social norms, I generally feel that extreme peircing and other body art indicate serious emotional or psychological problems.

[quote author=“dbs”]Despite shifting social norms, I generally feel that extreme peircing and other body art indicate serious emotional or psychological problems.

I don’t know if I would go that far but I do agree this is not something that is likely to catch on in the mainstream.

I am against piercings and tattoos personally because I just don’t get it.  My daughter has wanted to pierce her belly button since she was 14 (she is now almost 18) and I have repeatedly said no.

But then I think makeup is a waste of time too.  People should just be who they are.

My thinking on this is that anyone who is willing to put a hole in there nose like this might as well just get lasik or whatever and not have to wear the glasses at all.

On the other hand, if you already have this piercing it’s a good way to freak people out.  I know it would give me the willies having to sit at someone who had this done.

[quote author=“AndyMac”][quote author=“dbs”]Despite shifting social norms, I generally feel that extreme peircing and other body art indicate serious emotional or psychological problems.

I don’t know if I would go that far but I do agree this is not something that is likely to catch on in the mainstream.

I am against piercings and tattoos personally because I just don’t get it.  My daughter has wanted to pierce her belly button since she was 14 (she is now almost 18) and I have repeatedly said no.

But then I think makeup is a waste of time too.  People should just be who they are.

My thinking on this is that anyone who is willing to put a hole in there nose like this might as well just get lasik or whatever and not have to wear the glasses at all.

On the other hand, if you already have this piercing it’s a good way to freak people out.  I know it would give me the willies having to sit at someone who had this done.

Navel and nostral piercing have become more or less fashion statements with the nostral being a little more on the edge. Beyond that there’s often some acting out going on.

[quote author=“dbs”]If something snagged the glasses one could be seriously injured.

With a more convenient breakaway snap/clip and a more flattering design (those lenses were meant for frames) I’d definitely be interested in it. I’m highly allergic to things like dust and contacts just aggravate my allergies.

[quote author=“dbs”]Despite shifting social norms, I generally feel that extreme peircing and other body art indicate serious emotional or psychological problems.

It seems a much more functional thing to do than religious penis mutilation and decorative earlobe holes.

[quote author=“Drachen”][quote author=“dbs”]If something snagged the glasses one could be seriously injured.

With a more convenient breakaway snap/clip and a more flattering design (those lenses were meant for frames) I’d definitely be interested in it. I’m highly allergic to things like dust and contacts just aggravate my allergies.

[quote author=“dbs”]Despite shifting social norms, I generally feel that extreme peircing and other body art indicate serious emotional or psychological problems.

It seems a much more functional thing to do than religious penis mutilation and decorative earlobe holes.

I’ll give it that. Were I to extrapolate the concept I’d consider something like they do in dentistry. An embedded stainless steel post and magnetic attachment.

[quote author=“dbs”][quote author=“writetovarun”]So when you dont want to wear them, you still have those stupid hinges between your eyes stuck on either side of your nose ?  How many people would really want that ? They arent seriously thinking people would subscribe to this idea are they.

Too many questions, probably just a stupid fashion statement. Whats wrong with the ones we wear now, they do the job .

You’d unbolt the stud through your nose to remove the glasses. Then you’d just have a hole in your head. Which may be accurate figuratively as well as literally.

If something snagged the glasses one could be seriously injured.

Despite shifting social norms, I generally feel that extreme peircing and other body art indicate serious emotional or psychological problems.

I was talking with my da about this, he’s an MD, and he was telling me, that people who get nostril/sinus piercings are playing with fire.  Basically, if the sinuses were to get infected/inflamed, you could have some serious life-threatening complications.  It doesn’t seem worth it to try and break away from societal norms, especially if 1000x other people are doing the EXACT DAMN THING as you are.

~nox

[quote author=“dbs”][quote author=“Drachen”][quote author=“dbs”]If something snagged the glasses one could be seriously injured.

With a more convenient breakaway snap/clip and a more flattering design (those lenses were meant for frames) I’d definitely be interested in it. I’m highly allergic to things like dust and contacts just aggravate my allergies.

[quote author=“dbs”]Despite shifting social norms, I generally feel that extreme peircing and other body art indicate serious emotional or psychological problems.

It seems a much more functional thing to do than religious penis mutilation and decorative earlobe holes.

I’ll give it that. Were I to extrapolate the concept I’d consider something like they do in dentistry. An embedded stainless steel post and magnetic attachment.

I cannot ever consider this. One of my friend who is adept in the art of body piercing tells me this is the most painful thing. Really, I mean all this for what ?

My worst fear would be getting the glasses caught on something and then something getting ripped out. A friend of mine is a pro piercer and I have heard about some nasty accidents. I have my ears pierced and that’s enough for me.

I wanted one piereced too…but the night before, i had this godawful most vivid dream of me wearing big hoop earrings (don’t ask hehe ) and then turning and getting them caught on something and having half my ear ripped off. Yeah, i’m good without hooks and spangles in my body. 

~nox :shock:

I wanted one piereced too…but the night before, i had this godawful most vivid dream of me wearing big hoop earrings (don’t ask hehe ) and then turning and getting them caught on something and having half my ear ripped off. Yeah, i’m good without hooks and spangles in my body. 

~nox :shock:

there is always that and all this !

ouchhh… i can feel that from ur wordd :o