For belly button piercings, quickly flip a small cup of saline solution upside down over the piercing to create a vacuum for the piecing to soak in.
After that comes the piercing to introduce the blue culture, which is done twice.
No, Mr. Ross, I do not feel 'daggers of dark desire piercing to one's very soul'!" (Not an actual quotation).
The writer James Purdy was born near Hicksville, in northwestern Ohio, one of those American place names, like Buttzville, N.J., that's almost too piercing to be real.
These same objects were once, like much religious art in every culture, intensely alive, hot to the touch, piercing to the eye.
So his characterisation on June 12th of the media as a "feral beast" that "hunts in packs" was more than just piercing to journalists.
AS I waited for a table on my first visit to Dish, a two-year-old bistro and wine bar in Mahopac, I wondered if you needed a tattoo or piercing to get in.
It is the poetry of pain, searing and piercing to pity; it is the poetry of the Tragic Muse, whose visage, though "marred more than any man," is yet transfigured in the sorrow of song.
When Alan Bennett wrote in The History Boys that "the loss of liberty is the price we pay for freedom", could he have imagined that his neat and flippant paradox would end up piercing to the heart of a dilemma facing today's Conservative party?
In India, use of RTI has hit close and hard, piercing to the core of the citizen-government relationship and leaving it forever altered.
He wore the same red and grey sweater and blue left ear piercing to clubs and dinner parties; he seemed more punk rock than smug Oxford slut.
