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16th August 07, 05:59 PM
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Labrets
I have been looking for quite a while for a Saltire labret. I ended up at the Fergus Scottish Festival wearing my UNION JACK labret. It has been made abundantly clear that I need to rectify this situation. Anyone have a line on such an item? I have skulls, points, silver, black and blue balls (ccga get your head out of the gutter!) and I'm always looking to increase my collection. The offending item can be seen here.
"Durum Patientia Frango" (By patience I break what is hard) Clan Muir Muir motto
"Do well, and let them say - Gordon!"
"I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as members" My hero, Groucho Marx
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16th August 07, 06:03 PM
#2
Labret?
 Originally Posted by Improv1
I have been looking for quite a while for a Saltire labret. I ended up at the Fergus Scottish Festival wearing my UNION JACK labret. It has been made abundantly clear that I need to rectify this situation. Anyone have a line on such an item? I have skulls, points, silver, black and blue balls (ccga get your head out of the gutter!) and I'm always looking to increase my collection. The offending item can be seen here.
Well, let me be the first to say, "who knew that those piercing thingies had such a fancy name?"
Best regards,
Jake
[B]Less talk, more monkey![/B]
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16th August 07, 06:13 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by Improv1
I have been looking for quite a while for a Saltire labret. I ended up at the Fergus Scottish Festival wearing my UNION JACK labret. It has been made abundantly clear that I need to rectify this situation. Anyone have a line on such an item? I have skulls, points, silver, black and blue balls (ccga get your head out of the gutter!) and I'm always looking to increase my collection. The offending item can be seen here.
Firstly, the Scottish flag is a part of the Union Flag (Jack is a naval flag and is actually the union flag in the upper right corner of the flag of St. George.
Secondly, I noticed that you accidentally used a smaller font when you incorrectly wrote rgarding the Union flag.
Thirdly, by virtue of birth you have sworn allegience to the Queen of England and the Union flag.
Forthly, I don't know where my mind is, perhaps still in the gutter.
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Fiftly, I shall check on ebay, afterall your birthday is coming up!
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16th August 07, 06:16 PM
#4
Oh! I thought he meant the hat!
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16th August 07, 06:46 PM
#5
Send a line to Wizard, I'm sure we need an XMarks labret stud for the rabble. Nothing on ebay dude, sorry.
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16th August 07, 07:36 PM
#6
 Originally Posted by Improv1
I have been looking for quite a while for a Saltire labret. I ended up at the Fergus Scottish Festival wearing my UNION JACK labret. It has been made abundantly clear that I need to rectify this situation. Anyone have a line on such an item? I have skulls, points, silver, black and blue balls (ccga get your head out of the gutter!) and I'm always looking to increase my collection. The offending item can be seen here.
Just get a magnifying glass and a very small paintbrush and paint over one of the other ones. Shouldn't be too hard. It's a only blue square this two white stripes, not the Sistine Chapel.
Come to think of it, I'll try it this weekend. I don't have a labret and my GF wouldn't wear it but it might look good in my ear or eyebrow.
Last edited by emolas; 16th August 07 at 07:41 PM.
Reason: decided to take my own advice
There are 10 kinds of people in the world...
Those that understand binary, and those that don't.
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17th August 07, 09:10 AM
#7
Try tribalectic.com or Bodyartforms.com...one of them had a way to do a custom piece...I have found some iunteresting larets on ebay..they may have what you are looking for.
John
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17th August 07, 09:36 AM
#8
 Originally Posted by ccga3359
Firstly, the Scottish flag is a part of the Union Flag (Jack is a naval flag and is actually the union flag in the upper right corner of the flag of St. George.
Not quite, the Union Jack and the Union Flag look identical, it just depends on where you put it. A Union Jack is flown from the Jackstaff of a ship.
The flag you describe is the White Ensign.
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17th August 07, 10:12 AM
#9
 Originally Posted by prb
Not quite, the Union Jack and the Union Flag look identical, it just depends on where you put it. A Union Jack is flown from the Jackstaff of a ship.
The flag you describe is the White Ensign.
Correct, but also the Union Jack is also much smaller physically than the Union Flag (it has to be to be flown from a jack-staff).
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17th August 07, 12:57 PM
#10
 Originally Posted by prb
Not quite, the Union Jack and the Union Flag look identical, it just depends on where you put it. A Union Jack is flown from the Jackstaff of a ship.
The flag you describe is the White Ensign.
I stand corrected, thank you and to beverlonian.
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