Men wearing jewellery

[Pony Princess]

This is useful stuff guys, but not really that useful. I'm not a wool, I'm not in my 40's and I'm not a scall. I'm pretty professional. I've had them in for years, so long I don't even think about it. What I'm kinda wondering is, is there some kind of new rule about left ear queer, both-ear = x? (where x == unknown, sheesh)

 

I'm out of the loop (oh-ho-ho) here.

[Guest ShoePiss]

Ask the gays, they'll know.

[TheBitch]

Here's me and 4 forum heroes. I'm the bummer with the bumming beads on my wrists. Haters gon' hate.

 

[Champ]

This is useful stuff guys, but not really that useful. I'm not a wool, I'm not in my 40's and I'm not a scall. I'm pretty professional. I've had them in for years, so long I don't even think about it. What I'm kinda wondering is, is there some kind of new rule about left ear queer, both-ear = x? (where x == unknown, sheesh)

 

I'm out of the loop (oh-ho-ho) here.

 

There was something like that around that years ago but thought we'd got past all that now

 

Grown men = anyone over about 20/25, I'm not even convincing myself writing this. I have to confess I find it a bit naff, but I'm an old granny so what do I know?

[VladimirIlyich]

I imagine men in Warrington, Widnes, Wigan and general woolsville are more prone to having earrings, I think that answers the question.

 

My thoughts exactly and fellas stuck in a 1970's time warp too.

[zigackly]

No jewellery, no tattoos. Just a personal choice.

[Pidge]

This is useful stuff guys, but not really that useful. I'm not a wool, I'm not in my 40's and I'm not a scall. I'm pretty professional. I've had them in for years, so long I don't even think about it. What I'm kinda wondering is, is there some kind of new rule about left ear queer, both-ear = x? (where x == unknown, sheesh)

 

I'm out of the loop (oh-ho-ho) here.

 

You need some awesome ear gauges if you want to be down with the kids.

 

Like this young rebel:

 

 

Normal earrings are obviously gay as fuck in comparison.

[Alan Sex]

I have a 10 gauge silver ring in each ear and have done since 1986 or so.

[kalasoma]

Prince Alberts are not hot.

[stevebaby]

earrings are only acceptable if you're a pirate*. Anyone else who wears them is making a public declaration that they want to be arse-raped.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

* Mr. Sex is a "punani pirate" and therefore acceptable.

[Champ]

Seems like the jury's still out on this one...

[Jose Jones]

When I was a lad, left ear was ok, right ear meant gay. Presumably both means bi?

So long as you've got the swag then go for it I say.

Just a wedding ring and occasional watch for me though. I did go through a slacker long haired traveller necklace phase in my early twenties mind you.

[Hand Shandy]

Here's me and 4 forum heroes. I'm the bummer with the bumming beads on my wrists. Haters gon' hate.

 

 

You look like their Dad...

[dickie mint]

Here's me and 4 forum heroes. I'm the bummer with the bumming beads on my wrists. Haters gon' hate.

 

 

 

Is that Heather out of Eastenders in the picture?

[Captain Turdseye]

No jewellery or watch for me either.

 

I saw a bloke in a pub down here last week with an England ring on his wedding finger, complete with 3 lions. Weird Southern bastards.

[setreal]

Personally, I'm not even a big fan of women wearing jewellery. I learnt to live with it though. But nose-rings, they make me fucking cringe, ear-rings also to a (much) lesser degree. I just fail to see the point of any of it: Drill a hole in myself and put some shiny stone into it. OK... Hang on, i gotta hang some gold around my neck. Right.

 

Hmm, this probably comes across a lot more grumpy than it should.

 

Of course from a sociological / cultural-historical perspective this is all very interesting.

[Hand Shandy]

On the topic of the thread (and not just taking the piss out of Rich), I wear a wedding ring and a silver chain with a plain silver cross given to me by my Mum (deceased) on my 18th birthday.

 

I hadn't worn it, or even seen it, for years and then my Dad found it when going through a load of my old crap that I'd left at home.

 

Given I'm about as non-religious as you can get, I wear it for purely sentimental reasons.

[VladimirIlyich]

I have a plain gold wedding ring and a plastic strapped digital watch and thats enough for me.

 

I got a gold signet ring and a gold crucifix for my 18th birthday but hardly ever wore them and then forgot about them and most probably lost them soon afterwards.

 

As for earrings, not for me at all. They remind me of Denim clad, snakeskin boot wearing, mustacchioed country/folk wannabees from the early 70s.

[A Red]

I thought about getting earrings, a gold chain and some tattoos to make myself look more attractive. Then someone mentioned turd polishing, so i didnt bother.

[TheBitch]

 

You look like their Dad...

 

I'm like the cool old uncle.

[Hand Shandy]

Is that what they told you?

[Champ]

I'm like the cool old uncle.

 

Is there even such a thing?

[Code]

I used to have three gold earrings earlier, two in my left and one in my right.

 

I've been taking them out one of the time and I've not had one since 2008, when I applied for my current job.

 

Fist I took away one of those in my leaft ear, but cant remember if the right or the left one was the last one.

 

I also have a gold neckless and I still have a HJC wristband.

 

I think I have three earrings in this photo.

 

 

Shoot me.

[Jairzinho]

Here's me and 4 forum heroes. I'm the bummer with the bumming beads on my wrists. Haters gon' hate.

 

 

Never thought to put them on my wrist.

 

Must be able to do a decent Palmas inside yours, mind.

[stevebaby]

I'm like the cool old uncle.

With that evil grin, more like a serial murderer who's found 4 candidates for the chainsaw.

Either that, or you've just seen Melons's tits.