Man, what a crowd.  The place was bursting at its seams.  By the way, we're being EXTREMELY sarcastic if you couldn't tell.  The people seemed to have no idea what was going to happen next.

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Putting 00 gauge jewelry in can take a while.  Yawn.

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A spectator checks the bowling ball for authenticity.  Then, bassist Bill Wytish of Circus Of Destruction lends a hand to help the Great Nippulini attach it to the harness.

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And... RELEASE!!  Folks, please don't try this at home.

Just goofing around with some bowling pins and an anchor.  The musicians stop setting up instruments to take a gander at the show.

Windswept dreadlocks dance about as the Great Nippulini is about to let go of the 20+ pound transmission.

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Man, that's gotta hurt!   As you can see, this man has incredible nipples.

This fuzzy photo is compliments of Origivation magazine, a free publication devoted to supporting the local original music scene in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas.
This is in the September 2002, Vo. 1, Issue 10.  The Great Nippulini is not too displeased with the misspelling of the name.

The Festival, the Music, the Nipples
Support Original Music Festival is an event held specifically for Philadelphia area musicians who compose and play their own original music.  No cover bands here, these guys are true artists with creative talent.  Rock and sideshow go hand in hand, so when the guys who organized the event heard about the Great Nippulini and his astounding abilities, they had to have him perform.  In between over 9 bands, the Great Nippulini did his thing in front of a few hundred people for 4 sets.  Fifteen to twenty minutes at a time, the Great Nippulini made the crowd either love him or hate him.  A few people were lucky enough to get free nipple rides (like Bill Wytish of Circus Of Destruction) as well as hold some of his gravity laden objects.  It was definitely a day to remeber.