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Fiona McCade - I need piercings about as much as a hole in my head



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USUALLY, when I take my toddler to Rhyme Time at the local library, we sing some songs and it's all very sweet and unremarkable. But last week was different. Junior was mesmerised by the woman taking the session. So, I noticed, were several other children, who couldn't take their eyes off her mouth.
"What's that, mummy? What's it for?" asked Junior, entranced. And I inwardly cursed the woman, because I really didn't fancy explaining to him, before his third birthday, the purpose of a tongue stud.

I'm no fan of body piercing in any shape or fo...



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  • Last Updated: 23 June 2008 8:24 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Fiona McCade
 
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A Friend of Fernando Poo,

24/06/2008 16:24:28
Next I expect it will be a Frankenstein-style bolt through the neck.
2

Jamboesque,

Edinburgh 24/06/2008 17:41:37
Did enjoy the joke about Prince Albert. However I was totally unaware there was such a thing as a 'Princess Albertina' Ouch!!! or OOOHHH! Wikipedia is your friend

 

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