How about symetrically patterned paste on jewlery to surround, accentuate and draw attention to blemishes instead of makeup to cover them up.
-- JesusHChrist, Apr 08 2005

The idea's not bad, the title makes me weary.
-- bristolz, Apr 08 2005


I am who I am who I am, well...who am I?
-- yabba do yabba dabba, Apr 08 2005


Popeye, but that doesn't fix the title.
-- bristolz, Apr 08 2005


...or the idea. How about neither?
-- yabba do yabba dabba, Apr 08 2005


The idea's kind of cool. PLEASE change the title, though.
-- moomintroll, Apr 08 2005


Keep the title, it amuses me.
-- Loris, Apr 08 2005


If anyone posts "Pimp my custard" I'm leaving.
-- wagster, Apr 08 2005


Oooo! That's one we forgot. Pimp me timbers, aar.
-- moomintroll, Apr 08 2005


or, "pimp my ninja" for that matter. Enough w/ the pimp-my!
-- sophocles, Apr 08 2005


//Oooo! That's one we forgot. Pimp me timbers, aar.//

*falls over laughing*
-- finrod, Apr 08 2005


Wagster, I already thought of posting "Pimp My Custard" but decided against it.

But now I'm doing it as a rant.
-- DesertFox, Apr 09 2005


I used to cover mine with kiddie band-aids that had pictures and designs. Your idea sounds much smaller, easier, and cuter. +
-- tchaikovsky, Apr 09 2005


Love it. We could also add half-shirts and a belly dancer's jewel for men with giant guts. "Sign my blackeye." Connect the zits on my back with a sharpie. etc.
-- lowbot, Apr 10 2005


Sounds like a good idea, it would be a change (or an addition?) to poorly executed tattoos and yucky piercings. Could be coupled with "pimp my pampers" for added bling to baby and incontinence apparatus for all ages?
-- JeanLuc159, Apr 02 2012


I thought it said "pimp my people": the opposite of Moses' "set my people free": "put my people to work".
-- FlyingToaster, Apr 02 2012



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