

Hey guys! OP here. Wasn't expecting this to post, so this was a pleasant surprise! Just made an account to give the follow up. :) The weather was really nice so I had decided to go out in the back to read and get some sun. Somewhere between reading and laying down I fell asleep. I'm not sure what really happened, but I'm assuming I startled it with a snore or batted at it in my sleep, because the next think I knew I woke up with searing pain in my nose and staring face to face with a snake. I'm fine, luckily, as the snake was just your household garden/garter snake! Unfortunately the piercing, bite, whatever you would like to call it is too off center to wear. :( But yeah! All your comments & puns have been his hilarious so far.
By CoalRose /
Saturday 11 July 2015 07:56 /
United States
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myeverydaymylife
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You'd be so screwed if you were in Australia...
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Nathan_Henry
| 15
A whole new meaning to snake bites
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myeverydaymylife
| 21
You'd be so screwed if you were in Australia...
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Flyndaran
| 10
Obviously, because snakes hanging from one's nose is so hot right now in Aussie-land. Fashion, am I right, guys?
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lfrider92
| 21
I thought the snake bite piercing was the lip
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MandieL
| 27
A snake bite piercing is two tongue piercings, one on each side of the tongue.
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NinjaDitto623
| 14
No snake bite piercings are one on each side of the lip. I've had multiple friends with them.
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brengonerogue
| 18
that's a venom piercing
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Ava_Darkflame
| 26
this is a train wreck, okay, #2 OP was pierced BY a snake. he/she didn't actually get a piercing for jewelery.
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Ravensmoon666
| 19
Two lip piercings is snake bites, sideways through the tip of the tongue is snake eyes and one on each side of the tongue is venom bites.
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MrConcise
| 34
#13 - "Had"? Did they die from piercing or tattoo infections?
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MandieL
| 27
Well with all the new piercings that have come about maybe they changed it, cause it was sure called a snake bite when I got mine done, in my tongue.
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thatguynamedsky
| 32
@39 some people dont stay friends forever
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Nathan_Henry
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A whole new meaning to snake bites
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logicnazi
| 18
Does the new meaning mean the snake bites you? I think this is the original meaning of a snake bite.
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weswheatley
| 14
No, a snake bite is a type of piercing
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Ichiya
| 29
Yes but the piercing is actually the newer meaning.
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1DisGR8
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Oh god please give a follow up. I hope you're okay, at least not poisoned
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Calingaladha
| 21
Snakes are venomous, not poisonous :P but I'm sure OP is fine if they wrote an FML about it. Non-venomous snakes can give some nasty bites, too.
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CoalRose
| 16
I'm totally fine! Was a clean through and through and it was just a household garter snake. It itches a bit but is otherwise fine. ^^
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tantanpanda
| 26
#60, most snakes are poisonous, but only some are venomous. Poisonous refers to getting sick when ingested.
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Jowisee
| 29
I believe they meant poisoned in the sense of being ill from the venom, ie the venom poisoned them. You don't say you were "venomed".
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Calingaladha
| 21
#83 No, but you do say envenomated. :)
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HarleenQuinzel19
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That bites…
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ohSNAPyall
| 26
That bit.
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wesleyc2110
| 21
At least it was free
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soulxreaperx356
| 9
I'm surprised he didn't give you snakebites XD
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Liyuesigs
| 8
If it's free, it's worth it.
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Xion0014
| 20
If herpes is free, is it still worth it?
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ShowMeKay
| 20
#10's comment was clear sarcasm. No one would actually think a snake bite to the nose is "worth it" lol
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Ihavegas
| 22
thats so hardcore dude! so metal!
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Abhinow
| 7
that was a nose kisssssssssss
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