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Florida man kisses a water moccasin

24/04/15(Fri)21:15

It takes all kinds to make the world go 'round. He'll survive but it could have killed him. News said his face swelled immediately. Do tell!

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28/04/15(Tue)16:29

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Possibly another Darwin Award winner

25/04/15(Sat)14:40

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Florida is risky, even if you're not searching for it

25/04/15(Sat)00:01

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the snake is the victim here

Amusing story, goodgrief.

From the news article:

"It was a cottonmouth snake, 4 foot, and he pulled it out of pillow case and laid it on his chest and it ended up striking him on the face."

The teenager, who is reportedly in critical condition at Tampa General Hospital, did not immediately respond to ABC News’ request for comment. Family members reportedly killed the reptile and brought it to the hospital.

About 70 percent of the victims are men between the ages of 16 and 25 and alcohol is usually involved.

Florida requires 1,000 hours of training under the guidance of a licensed expert in order to obtain a permit to handle poisonous snakes.

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