There is more than one type of 'black snake', and depending on where in the world you encountered this snake its bite may or may not be venomous. If it is venomous, or if you're not sure whether or not it is, you should seek medical attention after being bitten. If not, be sure to clean out the bite well and bandage it properly, and if it becomes infected, be sure to see a doctor.
Well,if you go to a piercing shop and have them done,then not really. I mean there is always the risk of tooth damage,nerve damage if it's not a good shop or if its pierced incorrectly. But I don't think so.
Yes all piercings hurt regardless of where you get them the difference is who does the piercing and how much skill and experience do they have. In the hands of a professional body piercer working in a licensed and inspected facility your piercing experience should be almost pain free.
Snake bite piercings involves two piercings that are done on the lower lip which is very painful.
not at all
They symbolize beautie,
The best course of action is to never get a snake bite piercing.
Snakebites are when you have two lip piercings, one either side on the bottom of your lip.
Snake bites are piercings that go under the lip symmetrical on each side. you can get studs or rings that go through your mouth and back out.
get them professionally done at a good shop
They feel like getting your ear pierced on your lip.
they are poisonis when they bite someone
You can get two snake bite rings at the age of 16 of piercings are allowed at the age of 16 in your state. Every state has different rules.
You can use tapers to stretch them up but you can't wear them....for obvious reasons.
Spider bites are two piercings on one side. Snake bites are one piercing on the left and one piercing on the right (both are on bottom lip). Angel bites are one piercing on the left Nd one piercing on the right (both are on the top lip).
While a snake's forked tongue looks dangerous, it really is not. Snakes actually smell with their tongues. If snakes bite, they use their teeth