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This is just a question- One of my friends is being taught to firebreathe. However, she wants to get either a labret or a tongue piercing.
Would the piercing interfere with the fire?
This is just a question- One of my friends is being taught to firebreathe. However, she wants to get either a labret or a tongue piercing.
Would the piercing interfere with the fire?
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good topic, its been discussed before though, a search would have bought this up.
if she is getting fresh piercings then i would not recomend her fire breathing for at least a month to make sure that the piercings heal fully.
she will be prone to infections and could cause servere infections due to intoxicating carcenogenic fuel due to having open oral wounds.
piercings need to fully heal before any type chemical can be put in to the mouth, piercings are allways open wounds, they never heal fully to an extent so this means that there is a direct route for toxins to enter the blood stream, more so from a tongue piercing.
how ever, once she has had them done, which ever she chooses, they will not affect the way she fire breathes.
the only problems i have had is fire eating, this solely because of the large guage (2ga) bar i have through my tongue.
good topic, its been discussed before though, a search would have bought this up.
if she is getting fresh piercings then i would not recomend her fire breathing for at least a month to make sure that the piercings heal fully.
she will be prone to infections and could cause servere infections due to intoxicating carcenogenic fuel due to having open oral wounds.
piercings need to fully heal before any type chemical can be put in to the mouth, piercings are allways open wounds, they never heal fully to an extent so this means that there is a direct route for toxins to enter the blood stream, more so from a tongue piercing.
how ever, once she has had them done, which ever she chooses, they will not affect the way she fire breathes.
the only problems i have had is fire eating, this solely because of the large guage (2ga) bar i have through my tongue.
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2 gauge? Wow.
2 gauge? Wow.
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Hi guys, just a little one to say that my brother breathes fire and also has his tongue done and he has never had a prob.
Hi guys, just a little one to say that my brother breathes fire and also has his tongue done and he has never had a prob.
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quote:my 0ga just wont quite pop through yet, only been waiting 3 years to get the new one in, might just have to scalpull [sp?] it in.
Originally posted by Astar:
2 gauge? Wow.
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Posted:
mind my peircer is thretening to scaple my right ear cause it want strech to a 00ga
and i know your story mista pk you just want to be able to stick your thumb or fingers through the hole in your tounge
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pk is right the only real trouble is with new peircing and waiting for them to heal
also if your friend is not already using it (and has no objection to the use of it id sugest the use of animal fat to coat teh inside of her mouth to protect it from the petrochems (but same as pk siad only after it has healed
quote:might have to get a strecher for that one scaple could be a little bit tricky with all those little vains in the toung
Originally posted by Trait Of 1112™:
quote:my 0ga just wont quite pop through yet, only been waiting 3 years to get the new one in, might just have to scalpull [sp?] it in.
Originally posted by Astar:
2 gauge? Wow.
mind my peircer is thretening to scaple my right ear cause it want strech to a 00ga
and i know your story mista pk you just want to be able to stick your thumb or fingers through the hole in your tounge
TDH:
pk is right the only real trouble is with new peircing and waiting for them to heal
also if your friend is not already using it (and has no objection to the use of it id sugest the use of animal fat to coat teh inside of her mouth to protect it from the petrochems (but same as pk siad only after it has healed
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What about facial piercings in general? I have a lip and a bridge, would they heat up quickly and cause burns? I know my vertical labret would interfere with my ability to spit out liquid fast enough not to burn myself.
What about facial piercings in general? I have a lip and a bridge, would they heat up quickly and cause burns? I know my vertical labret would interfere with my ability to spit out liquid fast enough not to burn myself.
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if in doubt, take them out for the performance...
if in doubt, take them out for the performance...
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well. thats true too.
well. thats true too.
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surely if you took them out it would leave the hole just as open unless you did it a while before so it healed up, but then you'd have to do it again? I may be very wrong, so feel free to ignore me.
surely if you took them out it would leave the hole just as open unless you did it a while before so it healed up, but then you'd have to do it again? I may be very wrong, so feel free to ignore me.
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I've had mine for about 3 years now.
I was just saying that having a vertical labret hinders my ability to spit in a straight line. The stream just splits down the middle.
Also, Im not sure how fast they will heat up and burn the inside of the piercing.
I've had mine for about 3 years now.
I was just saying that having a vertical labret hinders my ability to spit in a straight line. The stream just splits down the middle.
Also, Im not sure how fast they will heat up and burn the inside of the piercing.
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I was referring to the question about piercings getting hot and causing burns, yoni
I was referring to the question about piercings getting hot and causing burns, yoni
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