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  1. 12-28-2011 07:41 AM #1
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    Scorpions is stretched ears lobes ;Plugs.

    So lately I've been seeing a fair few pairs of acrylic plugs with scorpions in them. I was just wondering if anyone would know if they would have died first or if they're actually caught killed & moulded? I'm considering buying some if they've died from natural causes as I think it's wrong to die for jewelry if anyone has any idea I'd love to hear. I'm attaching a photo of some as well, for those that don't know they do go in your ears providing they've been stretchered.
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