london piercing clinic
coldcell
have never been there, but wondered what was wrong with it..
Love
Jason
Podz
says...
one ?) That cross is due to someone, who has attended that particular
establishment, being of the opinion that the establishment was not to be
recommended to others. Your best bet as to the actual why of that
decision is to email the person who submitted the negative report.
Unfortunately, email addresses change, but there again, so do places.
There are legal reasons why fuller information is not posted the The
List.
If you are after work in London, I hear that Tusk in Covent Garden is to
be recommended.
P.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tongue in normal working order :)
Doesnotcompute
LPC is, or at least was until recently, run by a certain Patrick
Bartholomew.
Patrick, whilst having been around the business a long time, has some
rather "different" views on certain things, the way they are done, the
way they should be done and the way they are allowed to be done.
a specific example of this, is, or was, the use of injectable
anaesthetics - illegal if you are not a Dr. or qualified person. Patrick
has never claimed to be qualified, but used such methods.
He also came up with the fantastic idea of a PA gun.
I have no personal experience, except video footage, which is quite
frankly, scary.
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coldcell
"Podz" <ya...@ukbodyart.org> wrote in message
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Tusk is where I get all my latest work done..the dermal punch and surface
piercing etc...I am going to stick with them for all future piercing/tattoo
work
Jason
Podz
says...
<<snip>>
>
> Tusk is where I get all my latest work done..the dermal punch and surface
> piercing etc...I am going to stick with them for all future piercing/tattoo
> work
>
> Jason
>
http://www.ukbodyart.org/list/submitform.htm
P.
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BB4 Anoushka - OUT!!
Doesnotcompute
>
> Tusk is where I get all my latest work done..the dermal punch and surface
> piercing etc...I am going to stick with them for all future piercing/tattoo
> work
>
> Jason
>
>
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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coldcell
"Doesnotcompute" <dncDEL...@ukbodyart.org> wrote in message
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Indeed...just was curious, as I thought that the LPC had a good
reputation...wasn't planning on going there at all;)
Jason
Ge
..if it helps ;-))
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"Ge" <noo...@S.P.A.M.K.I.L.L.E.Rdespammed.com> wrote in message
(about London Piercing clinic)
> He once asked me 400 pounds for a transcrotal piercing....
> ..if it helps ;-))
Hi, welcome, please bottom post and snip unecessary text....
oh and HOW MUCH?! ffs.......
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"doesnotcompute" <dncR...@ukbodyart.org> wrote in message
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not sure how it falls, but isn't transcrotal a psudosurgical procedure - i
remember reasding somewhere that it definitley needs suturing of some
description to actually heal - otherwise you get two holes one at the front
and back of yer danglies and so crap can fall in the holes collect inside
and rot your baby making bits.
not a nice prospect.
that's gotta put the price up some... also if is *is* pseudosurgical then
there's a risk of getting caught doing them... that's gotta put the price up
more....
do we know anyone thats got one??
i thought they were kind of cool till i found out how much work they were!
~..
doesnotcompute
> not sure how it falls, but isn't transcrotal a psudosurgical procedure
dunno, I've never had one :p
> - i
> remember reasding somewhere that it definitley needs suturing of some
> description to actually heal - otherwise you get two holes one at the
front
> and back of yer danglies and so crap can fall in the holes collect inside
> and rot your baby making bits.
>
> not a nice prospect.
Indeed
> that's gotta put the price up some... also if is *is* pseudosurgical then
> there's a risk of getting caught doing them... that's gotta put the price
up
> more....
> do we know anyone thats got one??
Stroller, although he travelled to France for his.
> i thought they were kind of cool till i found out how much work they were!
coward ;)
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Ben Nunn
Wo2Ba.2914$y86....@newsfep1-gui.server.ntli.net who said:
>
> not sure how it falls, but isn't transcrotal a psudosurgical
> procedure - i remember reasding somewhere that it definitley needs
> suturing of some description to actually heal - otherwise you get two
> holes one at the front and back of yer danglies and so crap can fall
> in the holes collect inside and rot your baby making bits.
>
> not a nice prospect.
> that's gotta put the price up some... also if is *is* pseudosurgical
> then there's a risk of getting caught doing them... that's gotta put
> the price up more....
> do we know anyone thats got one??
> i thought they were kind of cool till i found out how much work they
> were!
>
> ~..
Technically any scrotal piercing is trans-scrotal in nature. Like the two I
have for example.
However, surgery would almost certainly be required for a trans-testicular
mod, which are extremely unusual (and potentially very very dangerous)
heavy-duty work.
Fucking hell, you're asking for trouble with one of them - you can't drive
metal through an internal organ and expect it to function as normal!
Mind you, I wouldn't be surprised at any service the London Piercing Clinic
offered, tbh. They probably have an automated testicle-drilling device these
days...
BTN
~..
> "~.." <b...@h.com> wrote in message
>
> > not sure how it falls, but isn't transcrotal a psudosurgical procedure
>
> dunno, I've never had one :p
>
Is that your basis for determining what *is* or *isn't* a surgical
procedure? whether or not you've had it done?
:p
~..
doesnotcompute
"~.." <b...@h.com> wrote in message
> > > not sure how it falls, but isn't transcrotal a psudosurgical procedure
> >
> > dunno, I've never had one :p
> >
>
> Is that your basis for determining what *is* or *isn't* a surgical
> procedure? whether or not you've had it done?
>
> :p
>
see the bit where I said "dunno", that means "I don't know", I wasn't
arguing for, or against.
So no, that's not my basis of determination, only my way of saying, "I don't
know".
:ş
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Mr Raven
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> Unless I'm very much mistaken, it was ~.. (b...@h.com), in message
> Wo2Ba.2914$y86....@newsfep1-gui.server.ntli.net who said:
> >
<snip>
> Mind you, I wouldn't be surprised at any service the London Piercing
Clinic
> offered, tbh. They probably have an automated testicle-drilling device
these
> days...
>
It's not often I laugh here any more - but I just did.
ho hum
Neil
Fnook
says...
Thanks. I just spat cornflakes all over my keyboard. ;)
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Fnook
smeg
> have never been there, but wondered what was wrong with it..
I did have a nice long post written up about the bad things I've heard,
the attitude of Patrick B (who although retired still does lots of work
there), and general shittyness of the place and the people who are
nearly fanatical about it on IAM, but it got eaten up somewhere in the
mailserver at work
so instead I'll say, stick with Tusk, it'll be the best thing you can
do. I'd have a cross under LPC if I had ever gone there, but I won't
ever do that
smeg
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speedy2
"Fnook" <spam...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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I've once seen ( a long time ago) a photo of a trans-scrotal. I believe the
procedure took quite a long time, with the suturing etc to get the front and
back surfaces to heal together before the piercing was done through the
centre, between the two balls and their associated "plumbing". I think a
fairly large stud was placed in the pierce after it was healed, and later, a
hollow stud. Warnings were posted at the time of the risks involved, and
against every high street piercing studio "having a go" at it. The piercing
DIDN'T go through any organ, although play piercings were pictured in PFIQ
of such actual things.
Dave.
Fnook
@btinternet.com says...
>
> I've once seen ( a long time ago) a photo of a trans-scrotal. I believe the
> procedure took quite a long time, with the suturing etc to get the front and
> back surfaces to heal together before the piercing was done through the
> centre, between the two balls and their associated "plumbing". I think a
> fairly large stud was placed in the pierce after it was healed, and later, a
> hollow stud. Warnings were posted at the time of the risks involved, and
> against every high street piercing studio "having a go" at it. The piercing
> DIDN'T go through any organ, although play piercings were pictured in PFIQ
> of such actual things.
>
> Dave.
>
>
>
Unfortunately, I've had the ... er... pleasure? of seeing Strollers
Transcrotal several times. He kept bloody showing me. And anyone else
who looked remotely pierced.
Bless ya stroller, for edumacating me.
But anyway, his seemed to be a cut, with a 10mm (maybe it was 8, I
forget) PTFE rod through. Done in one session, I believe, with a few
check up trips to make sure it wasn't infected, etc.
I'm pretty sure he'll be along to give me abuse any minute now.
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Ben Nunn
message MPG.193f4578d...@NEWS.CIS.DFN.DE who said:
>>
>> Mind you, I wouldn't be surprised at any service the London Piercing
>> Clinic offered, tbh. They probably have an automated
>> testicle-drilling device these days...
>
> Thanks. I just spat cornflakes all over my keyboard. ;)
Be thankful you weren't eating curry at the time. That would've been a real
nightmare to clean.
BTN
Fnook
says...
>
> Be thankful you weren't eating curry at the time. That would've been a real
> nightmare to clean.
>
> BTN
>
>
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Fnook
Ben Nunn
> In article <bb78kb$69eho$1...@ID-55895.news.dfncis.de>,
> ben...@depro.co.uk says...
>>
>> Be thankful you weren't eating curry at the time. That would've been
>> a real nightmare to clean.
>>
>
But could possibly come in handy a few weeks/months/years later when you hit
F9 and an unexpected snack suddenly pops out from behind it.
BTN
Doesnotcompute
>>>Be thankful you weren't eating curry at the time. That would've been
>>>a real nightmare to clean.
>>>
>>
>>Ack, yeah, all the rice between the keys....
>
>
>
> But could possibly come in handy a few weeks/months/years later when you hit
> F9 and an unexpected snack suddenly pops out from behind it.
>
by that time, I guess it'd be a rice crispy ?
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C o n t o
>...
>I'm pretty sure he'll be along to give me abuse any minute now.
If I ever got round to mailing you, you never replied Stroller ya
b.....d ;-)>
C o n t o
Fnook
bi...@aerosolian.plus.com says...
He's still around.
Was chatting by IM last week.
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Fnook
Fnook
says...
In all it's green fluffy mouldyness. Nice.
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Ben Nunn
(dncDEL...@ukbodyart.org), in message
Ah... and so the cycle of life comes full circle.
That's a beautiful thought, DNC, a beautiful thought.
BTN
Doesnotcompute
>
> Ah... and so the cycle of life comes full circle.
>
> That's a beautiful thought, DNC, a beautiful thought.
>
Just call me Artur C Kubrick.......
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"Open the pod bay doors, HAL."
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chris
critical of several others and a lack of standards, he has worked
hard to improve standards in the industry. Has my recommendation any
day
>What is so bad about the LPC?...I just saw it on the UPB list of 'bad'...I
>have never been there, but wondered what was wrong with it..
>
>Love
>
>Jason
>
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> Patrick is a very experienced and competent piercer, who has been
> critical of several others and a lack of standards, he has worked
> hard to improve standards in the industry. Has my recommendation any
> day
<snip 13 lines of sig>
Chris, welcome to the group.
Firstly, please read the FAQ, top posting is not the preffered method
within usenet, and your sig is HUGE, 4 lines is the general guidelines.
Secondly, could you expand on your own experiences with LPC and Patrick?
What did you have done, when, how was it done, was anaesthetic used, and
by what methods etc.
Also, I'd be interested in how you believe PB (or anyone else for that
matter) has "worked hard to improve standards in the industry" and
whether it has been effort well spent givent he current "standards in
the industry". or rather total lack of.
Lastly and OT: I note on your website there is some text relating to
Quality and ISO - what's your forté in that area? know much of Six Sigma
/ Lean? It's something I'm getting into currently.
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