Coral horns?

[NowhereGirl]

Saw a guy on a tv documentry, that guy Enigma?

Apparently his horn implants still grow, how the hell does that work?

[Exit_W0unds]

"Just last week Enigma had his fourth generation of horn implants installed. A generation is basically equivalent to the gauge system used in wire, gradually getting thicker. The plan for the Enigma's horns is for seven generations, or stages, of teflon of increasingly larger size, allowing for the skin to stretch. Currently they are 3/4" long. By the end of one year (early 1997), he'll be ready to have the teflon implants removed when they're an inch long (sixth generation) and replaced with the seventh generation coral. Coral was chosen since the body will recognize it as similar to bone and will disperse the coral whilst calcifying it, adhering the horns to Enigma's cranium."

Taken from: http://www.ambient.ca/bodmod/implants.html

[Evapilotone]

Sack that. Sounds a little to creepy to me. I'm all for inserting whatever (steady now), but things that technically grow on you. Naw.

[djtoast]

it you can get horns to fuse to your scalp, could you get a tail appended to your coccyx i wonder?

would be kinda cool. in a bonkers-in-the-nut sort of way.

[Jaemi]

You want a tail?

[NowhereGirl]

All this looks really cool, i just wouldnt fancy doing it to myself.

The idea of actually getting employment when I'm finished being a student's an idea lmao