| Dambuster | | Apres Moi Le Deluge I am 51 years old, and have just completed 32 years service in Her Majestie's Royal Air Force as an avionics engineer. Been all over the world, done the Gulf, Falkland Islands and have always greatly enjoyed going on exercise to the USA and Canada. Whilst in the RAF, I had an interest in Biochemistry, and studied for a degree in that subject. I now have a second career within Pathology. THe RAF does not ban body piercing or tattoos, but they must not be visible beyond the bounds of uniform, or affect the wearing of personal equipment. This means that any piercing cannot be facial. I have always contemplated having a piercing. I was 48 before I had my first piercing. This was to have both of my Nipples pierced at the same appointment. I had initially 12mm x 1.6mm Titanium Barbells fitted. As a hobby, I design and make jewellery from Gold and Silver. During the healing period, I made for myself gold barbells and gold stirrups, plus a range of lightweight gold ornaments to suspend from the stirrups. After an accident which ripped out my left nipple piercing, I really got hooked on piercing. After finding an excellent professional piercer in Aberdeen Scotland, I have since had a triple Navel,a Pubic, and two Frenum piercings carried out. The navel is currently a "work in progress" project. More metal is planned. | 
My Birthstone Ornament
Gold & Garnet Nipple ornament 
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2007/09/17 13:50 Been busy over the last couple of weeks. Been making a set of 1.66mm diameter gold barbells and some accessories, and had a go at some self piercing. Decided to leave my navel project for the time being, but had the urge to add a Lorum / Frenum Ladder. So, with the jewellery made and duly sterilised, and with a set of Introcan needles I did it!! Made a 6 rung Lorum ladder, and with minimum pain. They are healing up a treat now.
I made a stirrup for the lower barbell, and added a gold mounted Garnet as a dangly bit. Garnet is my Birthstone, and I now have a seond garnet to match the one on a nipple piercing.   
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| 2007/08/19 10:45 It's now 3 weeks since I had my Ampallang piercing, and it's settling down without any problems at all so far. Used it, albeit gently for the first time on friday and it was fantastic!!! My wife is still raving about it!! |
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| 2007/07/29 11:43 It's now Sunday, 3 days after my Amplaalang piercing and it's settling down ok. No bleeding, but the bar does need to be reduced in length by a few mm. It feels absolutely great. Whether its in the mind or not, but the hard ons seem harder!! The constant stimulation and sensitivity is fantastic, unfortunately not been able to try it out for real yet. |
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2007/07/26 17:12 When I was discussing a Frenum piercing during an appointment with Darryl at Retro Rebels in Aberdeen, Scotland, he was telling me about PA piercing. He was saying that should I decide upon a PA in the future, it may conflict with the Frenum piercing. At had to admit to him that at that time, I was cool with piercings going through the skin, but through the meaty fleshy bits, woah!!! Anyway this was playing on my mind for a few more more weeks, and I decided to research Ampallangs. I had read widely differing accounts on how painful this piercing was, and the differences between a trans-urethral and non trans placement. Gathering this information psyched me to get one done, and I made an appointment at Retro Rebels to have it done. Committed, no turning back.
I arrived at Retro Rebels to find out that Darryl was unforseeingly not available but that his colleague Michelle was available to do the piercing. Unfased by this, I agreed, as I have no doubts regarding the professionalism of the staff at Aberdeen. After a good discussion out barbell size and placement, she reminded me that this was a major piercing at that I was OK with carrying on. No problemo. After the marking and clamping the needle went into flesh. I can honestly say that it did NOT, most definitely did NOT hurt, neither is my Penis under-sensitive. No anaesthetic of any kind was used. The only sensation I felt can only be described as localised pressure at the needle entry point. The barbell was inserted and the Cannula removed. There was also no real amount of bleeding,only just a spot of blood. I was advised by Michelle to return in a week for a check-up and to revise the barbell length if necessary. I was a little concerned about it bleeding on the first erection after the piercing, but when this happened, again only a small drip of blood was evident. I am sooooooooo pleased. Thanks again to Retro Rebels, Aberdeen. My wife cannot wait to try it out!!!
  
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