Obviously, because snakes hanging from one's nose is so hot right now in Aussie-land. Fashion, am I right, guys?

A snake bite piercing is two tongue piercings, one on each side of the tongue.

No snake bite piercings are one on each side of the lip. I've had multiple friends with them.

that's a venom piercing

this is a train wreck, okay, #2 OP was pierced BY a snake. he/she didn't actually get a piercing for jewelery.

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.

#13 - "Had"? Did they die from piercing or tattoo infections?

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.

@39 some people dont stay friends forever

Does the new meaning mean the snake bites you? I think this is the original meaning of a snake bite.

No, a snake bite is a type of piercing

Yes but the piercing is actually the newer meaning.

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.

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. ^^

#60, most snakes are poisonous, but only some are venomous. Poisonous refers to getting sick when ingested.

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".

#83 No, but you do say envenomated. :)

That bit.

If herpes is free, is it still worth it?

#10's comment was clear sarcasm. No one would actually think a snake bite to the nose is "worth it" lol