Viper Bites

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The term venom piercing was originally used to refer to paired side-by-side off-centre tongue piercings, named after the placement of a snake's fangs. Since the initial coining of the term, its meaning has broadened to also include paired lip rings.


Venom Piercing
Venom Piercing
Venom Piercing

Alternative Names

  • viper bites
  • snake bites

See also

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