That's a discussion you need to have with your professional body piercer. Jewellery sizing for specific piercings is very important and sometimes what you want and what you get are two different things due to the structure of your anatomy. So talk to your piercer and work out with him/her what would be best for you.
Most people I know including my cartilage piercing left a large circular bumb on the back of my cartilage piercing :/ it's worth it though. I love my cartilage piercing!
The most prominent cartilage in the anterior larynx is the thyroid cartilage. The thyroid cartilage is a shield shaped structure made of hyaline cartilage.
You can use labrets in them but not navel jewelry. The curved jewelry doesn't really look right and its an uneven weight. If the threading and gauge match, you can take a ball or dangle from the navel jewelry and put it on the end of the labret bar.
IT is actually the Adams Apple
yes it is
Yes i do have a large erection
A Conastoga wagon.
No website by the name "Gold Hoops" exists, but the phrase "gold hoops" refers to gold hoop earrings, which are a gold circular earrings with large diameter. Such items are available at most jewelry and department stores, such as Macy's.
Assuming you are talking about the septum of your nose... It is very possible that it will never close back up. Depending on how much cartilage you removed (diameter of the hole) the skin may not be able to bridge the gap. Typically cartilage does not grow back, however, skin will attempt to cover the hole. If it does this you could be looking at over a year, sometimes 2 years before the hole is closed. It really depends on how large the hole is, your own body's unique healing abilities and ethnic background. Some people develop a thick type of scar tissue and that can become a medical or cosmetic issue of it's own. Assuming you have not had this type of scarring during your time with your septum pierced, I would say 1-2 years will tell you if it will close up. Again, if it is a large piercing typical of that area, it is likely not to ever fully close up due to the removal of cartilage.
Any body piercing studio will carry a large selection of 16g rings, as for how you do it talk to the studio staff when you buy the jewellery.
An armor-piercing composite non-rigid is a variety of large solid projectile.
No the toys in your question came out in the 1950's and 60's, but children in ancient Egypt played with large hoops of dried grapevines.