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how long should a tongue be for a piercing?

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PostPosted: 04/10/07 - 19:16    Post subject: how long should a tongue be for a piercing? Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi, I'm a 15 year old male and i'm thinking about getting my tongue pierced. I've read some of these other letters and I'm wondering if your tongue should be a certain length to be pierced properly. If it should be a certain length what is that length?
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