Work won't let me wear earrings, not even studs :(

I got my ears pierced yesterday after work, and then it hit me... I couldn't
remember anyone else wearing anything, not even studs. This was after I had
it done, and paid for it. I went home and checked the company handbook,
(food plant) and sure enough, no jewellery except for medic alert bracelets.
So I get to enjoy them for three whole days

I wish I could just pull them out right before work, and stick them back in
right after, but three days (yay weekend) is just not long enough. I do get
a break every two to three hours, though, but I bet you guys are going to
say no, you can't even take them out for that long. It's worth a try, though
:P
There goes $20.... blah
Phoebe

Well, you could just wear earrings on the weekends or after work. The holes
in your ears won't close up right away. I go weeks without wearing any.

--
Connie Ryman
Cryman Studio

"Phoebe" wrote in message
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I got my ears pierced yesterday after work, and then it hit me... I couldn't
remember anyone else wearing anything, not even studs. This was after I had
it done, and paid for it. I went home and checked the company handbook,
(food plant) and sure enough, no jewellery except for medic alert bracelets.
So I get to enjoy them for three whole days

I wish I could just pull them out right before work, and stick them back in
right after, but three days (yay weekend) is just not long enough. I do get
a break every two to three hours, though, but I bet you guys are going to
say no, you can't even take them out for that long. It's worth a try, though
:P
There goes $20.... blah
Phoebe

I knew a gal who had a nose piercing and she had to wear a bandaid over
it to cover it. Don't know if that would work for newly pierced ears
though.

Cheryl

"C Ryman" wrote in message
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Well, you could just wear earrings on the weekends or after work. The holes
in your ears won't close up right away. I go weeks without wearing any.

--
Connie Ryman
Cryman Studio

"Phoebe" wrote in message
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I got my ears pierced yesterday after work, and then it hit me... I couldn't
remember anyone else wearing anything, not even studs. This was after I had
it done, and paid for it. I went home and checked the company handbook,
(food plant) and sure enough, no jewellery except for medic alert bracelets.
So I get to enjoy them for three whole days

I wish I could just pull them out right before work, and stick them back in
right after, but three days (yay weekend) is just not long enough. I do get
a break every two to three hours, though, but I bet you guys are going to
say no, you can't even take them out for that long. It's worth a try, though
:P
There goes $20.... blah
Phoebe


I just got the piercing done, so I'm worried that it's far too early to do
that yet

Phoebe wrote:
I got my ears pierced yesterday after work, and then it hit me... I couldn't
remember anyone else wearing anything, not even studs. This was after Ihad
it done, and paid for it. I went home and checked the company handbook,
(food plant) and sure enough, no jewellery except for medic alert bracelets.
So I get to enjoy them for three whole days

I wish I could just pull them out right before work, and stick them back in
right after, but three days (yay weekend) is just not long enough. I doget
a break every two to three hours, though, but I bet you guys are going to
say no, you can't even take them out for that long. It's worth a try, though
:P
There goes $20.... blah
Phoebe



I think there are clear pastic studs/stuff that folks sometimes wear in
their piercings. perhaps try those and just hope no one complains.
(unless there is a safety reason you can't wear them).
Perhaps a different hairstyle would also help conceal them.

Carl
1 Lucky Texan


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"Carl 1 Lucky Texan" wrote in message
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I think there are clear pastic studs/stuff that folks sometimes wear in
their piercings. perhaps try those and just hope no one complains.
(unless there is a safety reason you can't wear them).
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The clear plastic ones seem to be acceptable to the UK military for men so I
imagine there isn't a problem with them for safety reasons.

--
William Black

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
Barbeques on fire by the chalets past the castle headland
I watched the gift shops glitter in the darkness off the Newborough gate
All these moments will be lost in time, like icecream on the beach
Time for tea.

"William Black" wrote in message
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"Carl 1 Lucky Texan" wrote in message
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I think there are clear pastic studs/stuff that folks sometimes wear in
their piercings. perhaps try those and just hope no one complains.
(unless there is a safety reason you can't wear them).
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The clear plastic ones seem to be acceptable to the UK military for men so I
imagine there isn't a problem with them for safety reasons.

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The OP mentioned the food prcessing industry. The risk is more than likely not a
safety issue for the wearer. More they pose a risk
of accidentally falling off and into the food processing equipment or worse
still, the food itself, to be served up in someone's
home.

--
Dale Porter

"Dale Porter" wrote in message
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"William Black" wrote in message
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"Carl 1 Lucky Texan" wrote in message
news
I think there are clear pastic studs/stuff that folks sometimes wear in
their piercings. perhaps try those and just hope no one complains.
(unless there is a safety reason you can't wear them).
------------------------

The clear plastic ones seem to be acceptable to the UK military for men so I
imagine there isn't a problem with them for safety reasons.

---------------------------

The OP mentioned the food prcessing industry. The risk is more than likely
not a
safety issue for the wearer. More they pose a risk
of accidentally falling off and into the food processing equipment or worse
still, the food itself, to be served up in someone's
home.

--
Dale Porter


The worst part is that I have to wear a balaclava AND a set of earmuffs for
hearing protection, AND I work in the shipping department, so there is no
contact with exposed food products

"Phoebe" wrote in
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The worst part is that I have to wear a balaclava AND a set of earmuffs
for hearing protection, AND I work in the shipping department, so there
is no contact with exposed food products


So how would anyone know if you have pierced earrings in your ears? I'd try
the least obtrusive earring I could find and arrange ro be alone when I
removed the balaclava. At least until my ears healed, then you can get by
with having no earrings in during the workday.

--
Saint Séimí mac Liam
Carriagemaker to the court of Queen Maeve
Prophet of The Great Tagger
Canonized December '99

On Sat, 05 Nov 2005 21:19:36 GMT, "C Ryman"
wrote:

Well, you could just wear earrings on the weekends or after work. The holes
in your ears won't close up right away. I go weeks without wearing any.

On the other hand, if I don't wear earrings for a couple of days, my
holes close up and I have to pop through the new skin.

--
Marilee J. Layman