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Lin-Ear Chain

 I'm all ears (not really)
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An earring, a chain, from which dangles a smaller plastic ear, from which dangles a smaller plastic ear, from which dangles a smaller plastic ear...
—DesertFox, Jan 18 2006

(??) Ear-Chain 3D Render http://www.freeimag....net/aaf35d7fb5.bmp
A pic [DesertFox, Jan 18 2006]

Prince Albert http://en.wikipedia...nce_Albert_piercing
Not for the faint hearted [DenholmRicshaw, Jan 18 2006]

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       And a daisy chain of ears for the neck.
—skinflaps, Jan 18 2006
   

       <gets out electron microscope>
—DesertFox, Jan 18 2006
   

       And this goes with what - your necklace of skulls?
—DrCurry, Jan 18 2006
   

       Is there a nose-ring version? +
—squeak, Jan 18 2006
   

       Is there a Prince Albert version too?
—DenholmRicshaw, Jan 18 2006
   

       Ew! Ew, ew, ew!
—DrCurry, Jan 18 2006
   

       Hah! Squeak, I was just thinking that about an hour ago! Unfortunately, no computer nearby.   

       [DC] What a unique reaction from you!
—DesertFox, Jan 18 2006
   

       can each ear be tuned to hear an individual frequency? +
—xenzag, Jan 19 2006
   

       Is there an [insert piercable body part here] version, too?   

       That sounds so wrong, now I read it back.
—squeak, Jan 19 2006
   

       I can just imagine the tongue-piercing version.
—DesertFox, Jan 19 2006
   


 

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