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Man gets bitten on face by water moccasin after trying to kiss it

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One Florida man learned the hard way that water moccasins do not make the best kissing partners. According to Fox 13, 18-year-old Austin Hatfield of Wimauma was hospitalized last Saturday after being bitten by a cottonmouth while attempting to kiss it.

 

 

Article is on outdoorhub.com or you can just google it.

There is definitely consequences for stupidity.

 

Of course if I'm swimming and see ANY snakes in the water, you tain't seein' me there again.

In which state did said incident occur?

 

Yup---that's right, folks. :no:

Folks at times can be as bright as the new moon. Glad to hear he will be alright. Hopefully the experience "learns him."

Culling the herd .

This guy deserved what he got.

 

As one of my good buddies always says, remove the warning labels and let the idiots weed themselves out.

Moccasins are extremely aggressive. They just don't strike at you when you scare them, they will chase you. What a dip this guy is.

He later stated, It was still better than kissing my wife. :)

Why was he kissing your wife?

Why was he kissing your wife?

 

Wouldn't that make HIM the snake?:idunno:

Life is hard. Its harder when you're stupid. -John Wayne

Culling the herd .

 

:laugh:

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