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Slideshow of body suspension convention

Jess Robins concentrates as hooks through her upper chest are used to hang her during a Suspension Convention, held in Providence, Rhode Island, April 2, 2005. From tentative first-timers to well-practiced masters, more than a hundred aficionados celebrated their passion for body suspension at the three-day gathering, held in an old textile mill. Photo by Chip East/Reuters

I thought she was a pretty, young woman with dimples. But, I'm not sure those are natural dimples. Possibly something similar to an ear ring for a pierced ear that goes all the way through both cheeks, with a snap-on little ball on each end. What's going on back there on her ear ... and her nose ... and her mouth? I wonder ...

I thought she was a pretty, young woman with dimples. But, I'm not sure those are natural dimples. Possibly something similar to an ear ring for a pierced ear that goes all the way through both cheeks, with a snap-on little ball on each end. What's going on back there on her ear ... and her nose ... and her mouth? I wonder ...

I know she got some things in her ear lobes that expand them. I saw a boy like that come into the drugstore I work at. I just can't stop staring even though it grosses me out and he had enough metal in his head to receive "Radio Free Europe." I wonder why people do this, I mean that young lady in the pic you're commenting on, she looks kind of cute to me but with all that crap in her head, it just grosses me out and makes her ugly. It's a shame really, all you get in return for this mutilation is "you'll be poor all your life," I mean who would hire somebody like that, I wouldn't. O'Reilly is right on this. I think they are much, much more poor spiritually too.

Ok. That's disturbing.