What is a body shot?

A body shot typically refers to an alcoholic drink consumed quickly by using the human body as part of the ritual. The drink is usually poured or placed on someone's body, and the drinker retrieves the drink directly from the person.

• Preparation: A small amount of alcohol, like tequila or vodka, is often used. The body part used can vary, commonly being the navel, chest, or neck. A chaser, like salt and lime (for tequila), may be used as well.
• Execution: The drinker usually licks salt (if used) from the person's skin, takes the shot, and then bites into a lime (if used).
• Social Context: Body shots are most often seen in bars, parties, or other social settings. They are often performed as a dare or as part of a drinking game.
• Health and Safety: It's important to be aware of the potential risks, including overconsumption of alcohol, hygiene concerns, and the possibility of unwanted physical contact. All participants must be willing and consent to the activity.

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