Hey, long time no post, huh? This is your good friend Pokee here again. I know it’s been a while since I chirped in and gave my ‘two cents’ worth, but I’ve been pretty busy lately trying to make the money to support my facial hair-style. Let’s skip forward now and get past all […]
Category: My Two Cents
Tips and hints from Pokee; a self-taught body piercer who had enough younger brothers to finally get it right.
What’s Your Tattoo Parlor’s Shop Minimum?
in plain terms, it’s the least amount of money you will have to show them for them to bother with you
Car Smashes Through Front of Jewelry Store in Palmdale, California
Although this store (located in Palmdale, California) is not exactly known for glowing customer satisfaction reviews, what happened here is a bit overkill
Will You Support the Body Piercing News?
what this means as that our popularity has exceeded our bandwith alotment, and therefore, we are facing higher costs to accomodate our valued readers, such as yourself…
Cool or Fool? Lip Tattoos
This guy’s chances of surviving his next Raider game are worse than if you or I decided to take a bath in gasoline and then set ourselves on fire as we slid down a 300 foot razor blade!
Do You Have To Get Pierced at a Tattoo Shop?
No matter where you go to get it done make sure the person doing your body piercing is qualified, licensed and registered with the local health department. If these credentials are not clearly posted in plain sight (as required by law), leave immediately and find a place that does obey the law
How Big is the Demand For Body Piercers?
If you are thinking about changing careers, or have had trouble finding a job in this economy, becoming a body piercer may prove to be an enjoyable and profitable new career
Can You Really Teach Yourself To Pierce?
Even if you don’t mind being exploited like a sweat shop suzy and you decide to get an apprenticeship, you’ll still need to get your own starter body piercing kit so you’ll have the right equipment to do the job
An Open Letter To Tattoo Shop Owners: Don’t Be Hypocrites
“The old way of learning how to tat or pierce was that you would go under the wing (more like armpit if you ask me) of a shop artist who would teach you how to do it. What you mostly learned was how to clean up, take out trash, dispose of bloody needles and towels, etc. etc. If you were lucky, after about 6 months of this slave labor…”
What are Your Stories About Body Piercing?
Do you have an interesting story or photo you’d like to share with us?