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Haha yeah, and what's funny is that being "too kind" with them makes them easier to stretch so that makes no sense.

i kinda like magalo's balls, ignites some flame wars, and its a funny read ;>

What balls, Shes sitting behind a computer screen >.< Doesnt take much to type a few words which are unnecessary in the first place.

I have to admit, Mangoface actually made me laugh with her comment about the "being too kind to your ears and them becoming pussies", it reminded me of the episode of South Park where.... was it Stan or Kyle? Anyways, they refused to eat any meat, and he ended up nearly turning into one big pussy because of it

Sorry to hear that though ma'am, it probably is because of the cold weather. I know now that it's summer here in Aussie land my lobes seem to be a lot more stretchy and happy. Don't worry though you'll be back up to 0g in no time

This is like when someone you know who's really careful and always safe and shit, and then they go out and trip over and break their arm, then everyone comes to see them in hospital to sign their cast.
Can we sign your earlobe for you?

~Strick

so i figured this would be a good spot to ask but i recently got to 5/8 in and one spot on my right ear is a lil thinner and would it be a good idea to go down 1/2 inch and do vitamin e oil and neosporin to make them thick and help them stretch as i go bigger
will this help my ears alot in the long run and where can i buy vitamin e oil in a store

Neosporin isn't going to do anything... but vitamin E oil is a good thing to use. Emu oil is also great for thickening your lobes, as is downsizing. If you're in a store, you can just get the vitamin E pills, poke holes in them, and massage your ears with the stuff inside. I don't really know of anywhere to get emu oil besides online.

vitamin e pills rly workk that way ? ima give that a try well i have no e oil at the moment so neosporin is my saver right just to keep em from dryin out cuz its so cold

What about tea tree oil. I have had several people suggest it and it has natural vitemin E

Tea tree oil is really strong/harsh/drying and needs to be diluted with another oil. As far as I know it's not good for massages.

Yeah, from what I understand, tea tree oil should be used as an additive to sea salt soaks or whatever in only a very small amount, like 1 drop to an 8oz soak.