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See you in Hell
See you in Hell
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The box of Bush's Baked Beans in the background really ties this all together.
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It really does. The order that I noticed things in this was: Nipple Piercings>Baked Beans>Shirt Text and maybe I've been on Lemmy too much, but that just makes sense to me.
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Roll that beautiful bean footage!
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Another person of culture I see.
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roll that beautiful bean footage
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A person far ahead of the times, never even knew what was coming to lemmy decades later
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Pierced nipples in 1998. That was not a common sight back then.
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51yo here. Yeah they were. In fact, nipple and belly button piercings as well as women with tattoos (ej. Tramp Stamps) became fairly normalized by the early to mid nineties.
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So many belly button piercings in the 90s. Probably got it done at Claire's
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I saw a butt piercing; an eyelid stud; a weighted frenulum chain (think bike lock); a full back brand ; and vulva "Sarlac Pit" tattoo all in the 90s. Everyone had something. I was an outlier in my career at the time in not having any tattoos or piercings or body mods. No judgement on those who did, just wasn't for me.
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I remember the tattoos and belly buttons, but only remember conversations of the nipples. Didn't encounter that personally until the 2010s.
However, I left the country in 1994 and came back four years later all married and stuff so I didn't have much of a sample in the late nineties.
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*1898
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Pretty common among the body piercing crowd, which certainly was a smaller percentage of the American population than it is now. I had a nipple piercing in 1996-1997.
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Yeah got mine pierced in 1993, I went back to natural about 10 years later.
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What?? I feel like they were more common!
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maybe it was just a PNW thing but you are so fucking wrong. Just look at MTV videos from that year.
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That is certainly an attention-getting billboard
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It's a good day to be a boobs and ass person.
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You know what they say: heaven for the weather, hell for the company!
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My great-grandfather wrote a small book of sayings before he died. The last entry went like this:
The way I see it you don't have anything to worry about. You're either sick or well. If you're well you don't have to worry.
If you're sick you'll either get better or you won't. If you get better you don't have to worry.
If you die you either go to heaven or hell. If you're in heaven you don't have to worry, and if you're in hell you'll be around your friends so you won't care.
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