bloody damn

Last night I got my PA done at 8ga. I was warned that it might bleed, but
having done my homework that wasn't news. No bleeding overnight, but it
sure got started this morning. It's not even the blood that bothers me -- I
knew it would probably bleed, and I know it'll stop. Eventually.

What I had not counted on was how damn messy it would be. I tried wads of
tissue, they slip out of place or bleed through. And stick. By the time it
quits bleeding, I have to pee again, which knocks the clot loose and it
starts all over. At least it doesn't sting when I pee, small favors and
all.

My wife gave me some pads to try tomorrow. If I can figure out how to make
them work right. :\
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On Jan 28, 9:16*pm, nob...@xmission.com (Scott) wrote:
> Last night I got my PA done at 8ga. *I was warned that it might bleed, but
> having done my homework that wasn't news. *No bleeding overnight, but it
> sure got started this morning. *It's not even the blood that bothers me-- I
> knew it would probably bleed, and I know it'll stop. *Eventually.

Search "penis sandwich" in this group.

Kavin

On Mon, 2 Feb 2009 10:36:14 -0800 (PST), in rec.arts.bodyart,
"KavinTaylor@gmail.com" <KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:

>On Jan 28, 9:16=A0pm, nob...@xmission.com (Scott) wrote:
>> Last night I got my PA done at 8ga. =A0I was warned that it might bleed, =
>but
>> having done my homework that wasn't news. =A0No bleeding overnight, but i=
>t
>> sure got started this morning. =A0It's not even the blood that bothers me=
> -- I
>> knew it would probably bleed, and I know it'll stop. =A0Eventually.
>
>Search "penis sandwich" in this group.

I see, thank you. Mine quit bleeding after one day, but I'll keep that
advice in mind for next time. If there *is* a next time. The first six
days of healing have been unpleasant, and not condusive to thinking about
the next place to poke a hole.

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"KavinTaylor@gmail.com" <KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote in news:dbd4b050-
2d22-4581-80b3-d8a79336749d@v42g2000...oglegroups.com:

> On Jan 28, 9:16*pm, nob...@xmission.com (Scott) wrote:
>> Last night I got my PA done at 8ga. *I was warned that it might bleed,
> but
>> having done my homework that wasn't news. *No bleeding overnight, but i
> t
>> sure got started this morning. *It's not even the blood that bothers me
> -- I
>> knew it would probably bleed, and I know it'll stop. *Eventually.
>
> Search "penis sandwich" in this group.
>
> Kavin
>

The day after I got my PA my Wife, since I wasn't walking too well, got me
the newspaper from the front yard. She came back to the bedroom and tossed
it to me. You guessed it, bullseye. I went to the bathroom and took off the
condom that my penis was in and it was gushing blood. I got it to stop and
replaced the bandage. I often say that the actual piercing was only the 5th
most painful part of the procedure. #4 was putting an alcohol soaked Q-Tip
in my urethra. #3 was bending back the receiving tube. #2 was the newspaper
incident referenced above. #1 was when closing the PA ring they caught a
little penis skin in the pliers. That hurt! The actual piercing wasn't that
bad. The healing process, except for the newspaper incident, was better for
me than I have heard about.

Fred.

On Feb 3, 1:14*am, Fred <n...@none.none> wrote:

>
> The day after I got my PA
<snip>
> I often say that the actual piercing was only the 5th
> most painful part of the procedure. #4 was putting an alcohol soaked Q-Tip
> in my urethra.
<snip>
>. #1 was when closing the PA ring they caught a
> little penis skin in the pliers.

I just don't know what to say. Really.

Kavin

On 2009-01-29 02:16:25 +0000, nobody@xmission.com (Scott) said:

> Last night I got my PA done at 8ga. I was warned that it might bleed, but
> having done my homework that wasn't news. No bleeding overnight, but it
> sure got started this morning. It's not even the blood that bothers me -- I
> knew it would probably bleed, and I know it'll stop. Eventually.
>
> What I had not counted on was how damn messy it would be. I tried wads of
> tissue, they slip out of place or bleed through. And stick. By the time it
> quits bleeding, I have to pee again, which knocks the clot loose and it
> starts all over. At least it doesn't sting when I pee, small favors and
> all.
>
> My wife gave me some pads to try tomorrow. If I can figure out how to make
> them work right. :\

it might be too late now, but boil some water, pour into an old
cup/mug, add salt
and when it's cool enough stick your bell end in and let it soak. Also
add plenty of
salt to your bath water, or a few drops of Milton.

On Feb 3, 2:29*pm, John Gallinari <j2.gallin...@virgin.net> wrote:

> it might be too late now, but boil some water, pour into an old
> cup/mug, add salt
> and when it's cool enough stick your bell end in and let it soak. Also
> add plenty of
> salt to your bath water, or a few drops of Milton.


Yes, too late. And wrong. Go away.

Kavin

On Tue, 3 Feb 2009 22:29:47 +0000, in rec.arts.bodyart, John Gallinari
<j2.gallinari@virgin.net> wrote:

>it might be too late now, but boil some water, pour into an old
>cup/mug, add salt
>and when it's cool enough stick your bell end in and let it soak. Also

Why would you salt a wound that's trying to heal?

>add plenty of
>salt to your bath water, or a few drops of Milton.

No, but WTF is Milton?
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On Feb 3, 7:55*pm, nob...@xmission.com (Scott) wrote:

> No, but WTF is Milton?

Okay, there is such a thing as a Google search. You would look so
much less stupid than the previous poster had you tried a Google
search.

And actually, salt isn't really the problem.

BTW, your message contained no logic.

Kavin

On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 18:30:20 -0800 (PST), in rec.arts.bodyart,
"KavinTaylor@gmail.com" <KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:

>Okay, there is such a thing as a Google search. You would look so
>much less stupid than the previous poster had you tried a Google
>search.

Research? How novel.

The context in which milton solution seems best-known is completely and
utterly (and very happily) foreign to me, and you'll forgive me if I don't
apologize for not recognizing a piece of jargon. I still don't think I want
to put any of it on my dick.

>And actually, salt isn't really the problem.

Perhaps it's part of the solution.

>BTW, your message contained no logic.

0x04 EOT
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KavinTaylor@gmail.com <KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:
Kgc> On Feb 3, 1:14?am, Fred <n...@none.none> wrote:
>>. #1 was when closing the PA ring they caught a
>> little penis skin in the pliers.
Kgc> I just don't know what to say. Really.

now kavin, be nice. he's already dealing with having a little
penis.

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crank@got.net inexhaustible ability to just live." -as
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