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I'm thinking he's probably suffering from low self-esteem issues and this is a grab for attention.

His mother must be so proud.

You're right. Those glasses have to go...

There really are no words

Actually, I can think of three:

Yeah, pretty much. I do not object to piercings or tattoos...but that is revolting.

I look at that and think, 'must have a fabulous immune system, with all those routes for infectious entry.'

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I see that and I think of the Jim Rose Circus at Lollapalooza, a direct descendant of the circus sideshow and its panoply of bearded ladies, illustrated men, amazing 'seal boys' or 'snake girls', dwarfs, giants, sword swallowers, Indian fakirs, and all the other assorted freaks.

-"BB"-

Lord Jim wrote: Actually, I can think of three:

So can I, but they're usually abbreviated as "WTF."

Here's his only chance of getting laid....

Shorely, "his only danger of getting laid"?

I'm thinking tattoo ink might be toxic.

Gob wrote:Here's his only chance of getting laid....

Is that a man or a woman? Although I don't think it would matter to our guy; I doubt that he includes even "breathing" as a necessary qualifier for a sexual partner.

I belive it’s a female trying to become a dragon.

A female in dragon?

I had never seen the horns done before, now I've seen it twice in less than a week and wish I hadn't.

In the grand scheme of things, I'd still far rather spend tiem with either (or both) of them than any of the Trumps.

Me too! (Although, I'd have a hard time with the tatooed sclera - eyes are my sensitive spot, I can't watch eye mutilation in movies and such, and it gives me the shivers to see people with tatooed sclera or other eye issues. Honestly I can't believe it's legal to do that to someone.)

http://time.com/4962899/sclera-tattoo-eye-dangers/

apparently it is a Canadian invention.

"The trend began in Canada about 10 years ago with the first eyeball tattoo experiments. Luna Cobra, the artist who claims to have pioneered the movement, told Newsweek he no longer thinks the procedures are safe. “I’ve been trying to ban this. I think it’s super important that this becomes illegal,” he said. “This is happening all the time, all over the world.”
What happened to Catt Gallinger?

At the time, Gallinger said she had trusted her boyfriend, a body modification artist, to safely complete the procedure. She already has about 25 tattoos on her body, and has undergone another risky procedure to split her tongue to make it appear forked. So Gallinger said getting a sclera tattoo seemed like the next step.

“Body modification is something that is growing more popular every day. It’s a big part of my life,” she told TIME. “I have a lot of my friends who have had [sclera tattoos] done and have had it done well. It was something I was interested in.”"

Not nice. Not a bit nice.