How Not To Impress Women

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snakebit.jpgThe following story has a moral: Alcohol and rattlesnakes don't mix.

After drinking a six-pack of beer, Matt Wilkinson of Portland, Ore., decided to impress his girlfriend by sticking a rattlesnake in his mouth. The Associated Press reports:

Wilkinson, 23, had downed a six-pack and his ex-girlfriend asked him for a beer. He handed her one, not realizing the snake was also in his hand.

"She said, 'Get that thing out of my face,"' Wilkinson said. "I told her it was a nice snake. 'Nothing can happen. Watch."'

So he stuck the snake in his mouth.

"It got a hold of my tongue," he said.

Amazingly, Wilkinson survived, thus sparing himself the posthumous indignity of what would have been a certain Darwin Award. But it was close.

Now, does anyone care to guess why the woman cited in this story is his ex-girlfriend?

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jonathan dobrer said:

Kudos! You beat virtually everyone to this story. Drudge only now has it!

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