Biting- second meaning?

[noodle_miner]

It's gonna be a bit of a long story, sorry...

I was working today, and someone complimented me on my teeth (which I liked!) then asked me whether I "bite". I said "bite what", and he said "anything really", and I said "I suppose so" (confused as to what he meant), and he said "in that case you can have my mobile number".

Is there a second meaning for the word "Bite" or was this man just trying to be smutty in a really lame way?

Help me!

[Quizmonkey]

Sounds like a pretty cheesy chat-up line to me. Maybe he's long harboured an unfulfilled vampire fantasy.

[Nemesis9]

Ummn, my guess is he was referring to .... ummnn, how shall I put this.... whether or not you used you teeth when performing....ummnn.... a form of ... oral pleasure.
Do you get my drift?
I wouldn't want anyone biting me though!!!

[larkin]

Don't know whether any of this helps !
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term =biter

[ugly_bob]

err, my guess is, if you'd have said you didn't bite, he would have said "in that case you can have my mobile number" too.

[noodle_miner]

Thanks for all your comments guys, I did actually think he was referring to some kind of oral action, but it was just so weird!