Expanding your flesh tunnel : A tip for thick ears

Having a flesh tunnel on a stretchable soft ear is easy, but having a flesh tunnel on someone who have a thick hard ear is as hard as their ears.

Stretchable ears can have a 10mm flesh tunnel instanly, without having any bruise inside due to the stretching process. When the slight pain from stretching is finally gone, they can just use silicone stretchers to reach the size that they want. It was that easy for them.

Thick and hard ear is more likely to have more regular ear piercings than to have a flesh tunnel on it. The reason is because it can handle the weight of many earrings and it can handle piercings that are too close to each other, but it can't handle the stretching process a flesh tunnel needs. When one forced its ear to stretched into a huge size, it will leave their ears in a bloody mess and massive swelling due to the flesh that was cut inside their ears. Instead of having their ear stretched, they will resort to just removing the earring because of the pain and the bruises of their ears.

I too have a thick skinned ear. Its not stretchable like other ears. When I was just starting to have my ears stretched, I was really having a hard time.

I started with just normal earrings. These are round earrings wherein I could put some weights on it whenever I'm at home. I was doing it for a week until my ear finally stretched a little. A size that is enough for me to put a much thicker earring, but still a regular earring, about the same size or even thicker than that of what is used on my tongue piercing.

It was still a round earring, wherein I could still put some weight on it whenever I'm at home. As day comes, I replaced the weight to a much heavier stuff. It was from the smallest pad lock to a normal sized pad lock.

After a week, I replaced it again with something bigger, and the stick of the cotton buds is the best that I could get for my ear.

Week after week I replaced it with something bigger, but only 2mm bigger than what I was using. And while I was having my ear stretched, I regularly massage it and stretch it to have a bigger space for my next ear stretcher.

Disposable straws really helped me a lot on this stretching process, I was eating on every restaurant I know and collected their straws and compare their sizes at home and use it as my ear stretcher.

If you also have a thick ear, my tip is don't get too exited on putting on a huge size of earring 'cause it will turn your ear into a disgusting piece of flesh. You can also reach the size of those who have a stretchable ear, but it will take time. Patience is a virtue.

I now have a 15mm flesh tunnel in both of my ears, and I'm still stretching it until I finally reached my desire size which is 20mm to 25mm.

Good luck on my stretching and good luck to yours!

Typhoon Pedring sends every umbrella to hell

On my way to the mall to enjoy some coffee and to abuse their WiFi, I was forced to use umbrella due to the harsh weather typhoon Pedring has struck Metro Manila.

I'm not someone who normally brings an umbrella with me, 'cause I hate holding something while walking around 'cause I tend to lost it.

Typhoon Pedring struck Metro Manila with strength reaching signal number two. It doesn't have that much rain on it, but it gives hell strong winds!

As I was walking outside, I was with six other people all carrying our own umbrella. It was like a struggle to go against strong winds just to be able to enter a sanctuary against typhoon Pedring.

Just like an army on a war, one by one our umbrellas was destroyed by the strong winds, when I said destroyed, it was totally destroyed! Sheets separating from its skeleton, skeletons broken into pieces.

It was actually funny how we tried to prevent our umbrellas to turn into a total wreck, but still wasn't able to save it.

After all that I've been through, I learned some lessons on how to survive the troubles that I had, that's why I wanted to share some tips about it.

Tip # 1: Never buy cheap umbrellas - Even if you follow all the tips that I will be giving, if you own a cheap umbrella, it will never work. Because a cheap umbrellas skeleton is made up of very weak metal that will easily bend.

Tip # 2: Stay near a wall - A wall will save you from winds that comes from different directions or being hit directly by strong wind.

Tip # 3: Hold your umbrella near - On the event that you don't have any walls to come near to, just keep your umbrella near your body, just like how the Spartans held their shield barricading direct attack.

Tip # 4: Place your umbrella where the wind is - Placing your umbrella where the wind is hitting you while following the third tip, will definitely save your umbrella while looking like a fool dancing tango in the rain, but it'll save your umbrella for sure.

Tip # 5: Run like hell - In the event that all of my tips are not applicable, just fold your umbrella and run like hell to any place that can cover you from the rain and strong wind.

Those are the tips that I can share from my recent experience from typhoon Pedring. I hope that could help you because I haven't thought about it while I was outside that's why my poor umbrella was sent to hell.

ROJs Tragus Piercing

This was supposed to be posted last July, but as always, I'm so lazy to post about it.

This is about three siblings got nothing to do with their ears and decided to have a tragus piercing.

But what exactly is a Tragus piercing?

The tragus piercing is a perforation of the ear for the purpose of inserting and wearing a piece of jewelry. The tragus projects immediately in front of the ear canal. The piercing itself is usually made with a small gauge hollow piercing needle, and typical jewelry would be a small diameter captive bead ring or small gauge post style piercing jewelry.

The hollow, low-gauge needle used for the piercing can be either straight or curved, depending on the piercer's preference. Tragus piercings are not painful due to a relatively smaller number of nerve endings in the tragus.

Body piercers recommend about 12-18 weeks before changing the earring as it has a high risk of getting infected due to long hair getting caught around the earring, any hair product residue, or improper cleaning. Also, swelling of the tissue can cause the earring to get caught in the skin possibly resulting in hospital surgery and removal of the tragus if the earring is replaced too early.

The popularity of tragus piercings began to increase around 2005, according to the BBC.

Thank you very much Wikipedia for a very informative post about it. LOL

A tragus piercing is simply a piercing on that tiny flesh just between your face and your ear.

My sister is the one who wanted us to have this type of body modification, and she actually has the most number of piercings amongst us three.

She requested it after arriving here in the Philippines after being gone for a year teaching hopeless kids to learn English abroad.

We had our tragus piercings done at Grand Central Mall, I believe its at Monumento. There's a small tattoo and body piercing shop there that definitely looks creepy and infested by different types of germs, specially the guy who pierced us. >:|

My sister and my younger brother happens to be both anemic, and they can't handle too much of the pain a piercing gives, specially my younger brother. Luckily, I happen to not have the same handicapped as them.

I wasn't able to take a photo of my tragus piercing that day, 'cause I was too busy takig care of them after getting groggy because of their new piercing. Until now I haven't taken any photo of it 'cause my ear is too dirty. LOL

I added something about its aftercare here, but my internet connection went out and it wasn't save! Now I'm too lazy to type it again. GODDAMNIT! Oh well, I will just have to create a separate post about it then.

Landmark Trinoma Cosplay Awesomeness!

I've always longed to post something about this awesomeness, but just like before, laziness had always stopped me.

I wasn't supposed to post about it, but its way to awesome to ignore!

I had always been to Landmark Supermarket, the one on Trinoma mall, and every month they have this themes wherein security personnel wears costumes for it.

I happen to ask one of them about where they get all these costumes from and if they have to pay for it. He said their management is the one who's giving them all of their costumes and they don't have to pay for it because they have to return it after every theme.

Yeah! I guess their management keeps it for next year. That's kinda disgusting isn't it? Well that's just me.

This month of September, Landmark's theme is "Landmark Cosplay and Sports Challenge." The awesome part is they have to wear Naruto outfit, and we all know who Naruto is.*I hope*

It was so awesome that I took a picture of them, of course with me! ;)

I decided to put the Awesome face to cover my face 'cause I looked terribly stupid trying to stop smiling because of their awesomeness. LOL

The first photo was taken at the entrance from Trinoma to Landmark, while the second was taken at the entrance from the parking lot. I was supposed to take more pictures, but it was already late and I have to do my groceries before it closes.

BTW. From the theme itself, it says there Sports Challenge, you're probably wondering where's the sports challenge on just doing cosplay.

Before their team was "Landmark Dance Party", and they have these hot girls dancing on a stage following steps from a game on XBOX Kinect. You can participate to the challenge if you have a minimum purchase of 500 pesos. *That's what I heard*

This September, they setup a small boxing ring like stage, and still with XBOX Kinect. They only have these challenges every weekends, and you will actually win something from it, I guess they call it consolation prize, LOL

I'm looking forward for next months theme. I'll be posting about it from now on! Good luck to me!

Share a load by Globe

This something that I just recently learned.

I have been a Smart Telecommunication subscriber, and I just recently used the services of Globe Telecommunication that's why I don't know anything about it.

This post is just to share you guys on how to share a load on Globe, if ever there are still people there who still doesn't know how to do it.



I have been wondering how to do this one, though I'm always in front of the internet, It never crossed my mind to search it over the internet. Yeah that's pretty stupid I know.

It was my girl "AGAIN" who taught me how to use this service from Globe. Well its not her actually, she just asked her cousin about it, then share it with me, because I was asking her how to do it. Now its my turn to share it with you guys!

Sharing a load on Globe is a little different with how we do it on Smart.

You have to type in (Amount)[space](SIM PIN) and send to the recipient you want to share your load with, but instead of +63 or 0, you have to replace it with 2.

example: 50 0000 *NOTE: 0000 is the default PIN and send to 2916789012

I hope this helped you as much as it helped me!

Sonnet 1

I'm not good with poetry, I'm not good with words, but whenever I wanted to make a poem, I make one.
Back when I was still on my High School days, my English teacher taught me how to create one type of poetry, and that is none other than a Sonnet.

I was fascinated on how it is done, because of the patterns of syllables and rhyming words needed to make one. I used to write a lot of it back then, too bad I never kept a copy of it. So I wanted to try it once again, I hope this will sound pleasing to all of you.

Enjoy my first sonnet, titled "Sonnet 1"

Staying up on a bitterly cold night.
Your face is the only thing on my mind.
Starring on a blank, sad, and lonely sight.
Still looking for something i could not find.

Reminiscing times when we're together.
Times when we're just talking the night away.
I know I can't make it any longer.
I want to be beside you, if you may.

Fate played a bad joke and kept us apart.
But a heart that fights for its better half,
Will always find a way to never thwart.
In the end, true love will have its last laugh.

When we can finally be together,
I vow to stay beside you forever.

Yeah, I know it sucks! You don't have to rub it in. But if you have any suggestions you could give me to improve my sonnet writing, I deeply appreciate it.

Thank You!