What Not To Pierce (Ongoing Series - Pt. 47)
A gal in her 40's walked into the diner one day last week wearing a midriff sweater that exposed a medium-sized jelly roll. Right in the center of her over-tanned belly-bulge a spangly, silver set of keys dangled from the fat below her belly-button. Since I'd never seen anyone make themselves into a walking key ring before, I did a double take.
It wasn't a key ring. It was a silver "dreamcatcher" with silver "feathers." OmG!!
I keep telling the world not to pierce its unsightly body parts and the world does not listen. But this is a whole new intensity of offense on three levels. First, there is the run-of-the-mill violation of good taste in that she just HAD to put some kind of metal in the middle of her over-sized belly. In addition, she braised her porkbelly to a ripe, well-done steak-brown so the metal would be extra visible. And THEN she went out and found herself a piece of midi-jewelry that looked as close as possible to a set of keys to her boyfriend's trailer, the Goodwill truck she drives, the padlock on the shed behind her momma's house and her locker at the bus station. How chic!
4 Comments:
Aaacckk! And you just had to share this with us didn't you.
I wonder what my children will be coming home wanting/with!
Chai: Ya don't have to worry about me not listening to the "What not to pierce" I got my ears pierced when I was 16 and since I don't like pain (it hurts me) I won't be pierceing anything else...;)
Yes! It's something you usually see on the rearview mirror. A pair of fuzzy dice might have looked better ...
fuzzy dice, huh,
then she might have had a "fuzzy navel" and you could have kicked her out of the library.
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