Pierced nipples and lifejackets

That's stretching a point, don't you think?

Bleeding nipples is a serious medical condition, with the long waiting times for ambulances and bed blocking the OP should be aware of the risks he is exposing himself to. Best not mention SEPSIS.

My dear ol' Sandy, at the risk of 'awakening the watchers', might the award of a 'Whoosh!' be well deserved.....?[/QUOTE]
 
Trying to be serious while grimacing, my Crewsaver Ergofit sits quite high and may avoid the offending appendages.
As far as the female version is concerned I have never regarded them as an appendage but as an integral part of a pleasure giving organ. I have never been interested in the pathetic male excrescence and certainly would not wish to draw attention to mine.
 
As far as the female version is concerned I have never regarded them as an appendage but as an integral part of a pleasure giving organ. I have never been interested in the pathetic male excrescence and certainly would not wish to draw attention to mine.
Can you please explain your second sentence....it lost me??
 
I recall that some lifejackets have cord-tags with small plastic 'dogbones', intended to secure the LSJ to a deck coat or similar. I'm thinking those could conceivably be used to link the LSJ to the crewmember in question by inserting the 'dogbones' through the nipple rings.....

Or am I overthinking the problem?
 
Top